Mark GH-28 (documentation updates) as completed in roadmap.

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Implemented complete Decision Tree Regressor using EXTREME TDD methodology:

**Core Implementation:**
- RegressionTreeNode/RegressionLeaf/RegressionNode structures
- DecisionTreeRegressor with builder pattern API
- fit(), predict(), score() methods (Estimator trait compatible)
- MSE-based splitting criterion (variance reduction)
- Configurable: max_depth, min_samples_split, min_samples_leaf

**Algorithm Details:**
- Mean Squared Error splitting: minimizes weighted variance
- Leaf predictions: mean of training samples in leaf
- R² score for evaluation
- Recursive tree building with stopping criteria
- Proper handling of edge cases (constant targets, single samples)

**Tests (16 comprehensive):**
✅ Constructor and configuration
✅ Simple linear data (y = 2x + 1)
✅ Non-linear data (y = x²)
✅ R² score computation
✅ max_depth limits tree complexity
✅ min_samples_split/leaf pruning parameters
✅ Multidimensional features (2D+)
✅ Constant target prediction
✅ Single sample edge case
✅ Validation (mismatched dimensions, zero samples)
✅ Error handling (predict before fit)
✅ Comparison with LinearRegression
✅ Default trait implementation

**Code Quality:**
- Zero clippy warnings
- Total tests: 699 passing (+16 from 683)
- Exported in prelude
- Comprehensive documentation

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Added complete documentation and examples for DecisionTreeRegressor:

**Example Code:**
- examples/decision_tree_regression.rs
  • Housing price prediction with non-linear patterns
  • Comparison with LinearRegression
  • max_depth effects demonstration (depths 2, 3, 5, 10)
  • Pruning parameters (min_samples_split/leaf)
  • Quadratic data example (y = x²)
  • Compiles without warnings, runs successfully

**Theory Documentation:**
- book/src/ml-fundamentals/decision-trees.md
  • Added "CART Algorithm (Regression)" section
  • Mean Squared Error (MSE) criterion explanation
  • Variance reduction vs information gain analogy
  • Regression tree building algorithm
  • MSE vs Gini comparison table
  • Regression example with housing data
  • Updated chapter status: 30+ tests (was 15+)
  • Updated version references: 0.4.1 (was 0.3.0)
  • Updated summary with classification + regression concepts

**Case Study:**
- book/src/examples/decision-tree-regression.md (NEW)
  • Complete walkthrough with housing price prediction
  • MSE splitting criterion explanation with examples
  • Hyperparameter tuning guide (max_depth, min_samples_*)
  • Non-linear patterns handling (quadratic example)
  • Edge cases: constant target, single sample, validation
  • Practical recommendations and debugging checklist
  • When to use trees vs linear regression
  • Full working code example

**Documentation Quality:**
- Consistent with existing case study format
- Includes test references to implementation
- Mathematical foundations clearly explained
- Practical guidance for practitioners
- Links to related chapters

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Updated roadmap to reflect completion of Decision Tree Regression:

**Completed Deliverables:**
✅ Core Implementation:
   • DecisionTreeRegressor with MSE criterion
   • fit(), predict(), score() methods
   • Configurable max_depth, min_samples_split, min_samples_leaf
   • 16 comprehensive tests (699 total passing)

✅ Examples:
   • examples/decision_tree_regression.rs
   • Housing price prediction
   • Comparison with LinearRegression
   • Hyperparameter effects demonstration

✅ Documentation:
   • Updated book/src/ml-fundamentals/decision-trees.md
   • CART algorithm for regression explained
   • MSE criterion theory
   • Created book/src/examples/decision-tree-regression.md
   • Complete case study with practical guidance

**Quality Metrics:**
- All 699 tests passing
- Zero clippy warnings
- Complete documentation
- Working examples verified

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Implemented Random Forest Regressor using EXTREME TDD methodology:

**Core Implementation:**
- RandomForestRegressor struct with bootstrap aggregating
- Uses DecisionTreeRegressor as base estimators
- fit(), predict(), score() methods
- Builder pattern: with_max_depth(), with_random_state()
- Predictions averaged across all trees to reduce variance

**Algorithm Details:**
- Bootstrap sampling: Each tree trained on random sample with replacement
- Ensemble averaging: Final prediction = mean of tree predictions
- Variance reduction: Decorrelated trees reduce overfitting
- R² score for evaluation

**Tests (16 comprehensive):**
✅ Constructor and configuration
✅ Simple linear data (y = 2x + 1)
✅ Non-linear data (y = x²)
✅ R² score computation
✅ n_estimators effect (more trees → stable predictions)
✅ Comparison with single DecisionTreeRegressor
✅ Multidimensional features (2D+)
✅ Constant target prediction
✅ Single sample edge case
✅ random_state reproducibility
✅ Validation (mismatched dimensions, zero samples)
✅ Error handling (predict before fit)
✅ Comparison with LinearRegression (RF better on non-linear)
✅ max_depth effect on complexity
✅ Default trait implementation

**Code Quality:**
- Zero clippy warnings
- Total tests: 715 passing (+16 from 699)
- Exported in prelude
- Comprehensive rustdoc documentation
- Iterator-based implementation (no needless indexing)

**Key Features:**
- Reduces overfitting vs single tree through averaging
- No hyperparameter tuning required (good defaults)
- Handles non-linear relationships naturally
- Reproducible with random_state parameter

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Added complete documentation and examples for RandomForestRegressor:

**Example Code:**
- examples/random_forest_regression.rs
  • Housing price prediction with ensemble demonstration
  • Comparison with single DecisionTreeRegressor
  • n_estimators effects (5, 10, 30, 100 trees)
  • Variance reduction demonstration
  • Non-linear pattern handling (quadratic data)
  • Reproducibility with random_state
  • Practical house price predictions
  • Compiles without warnings, runs successfully

**Theory Documentation:**
- book/src/ml-fundamentals/ensemble-methods.md
  • Added "Random Forest Regression" section
  • Prediction aggregation (averaging vs voting)
  • Variance reduction in regression
  • Comparison table: regression vs classification
  • When to use Random Forest Regression
  • Housing price prediction example
  • Hyperparameter recommendations
  • Updated chapter status: 23+ tests (was 7+)
  • Updated version references: 0.4.1 (was 0.3.0)

**Case Study:**
- book/src/examples/random-forest-regression.md (NEW - 600+ lines)
  • Complete walkthrough with housing price prediction
  • Bootstrap aggregating explanation with examples
  • Hyperparameter tuning guide (n_estimators, max_depth)
  • Variance reduction mathematical insight
  • Non-linear patterns handling (quadratic example)
  • Edge cases: constant target, reproducibility, validation
  • Practical recommendations and debugging checklist
  • When to use RF vs single trees vs linear regression
  • Full working code example
  • 16 test references throughout

**Documentation Quality:**
- Consistent with existing case study format
- Includes test references to implementation
- Mathematical foundations with examples
- Practical guidance for practitioners
- Links to related chapters
- Bootstrap sampling explanation
- Variance reduction proof
- Comparison tables

**Key Topics Covered:**
- Bootstrap aggregating (bagging)
- Variance reduction: Var(RF) ≈ Var(Tree) / √n
- Ensemble averaging for continuous predictions
- n_estimators vs max_depth tradeoffs
- Reproducibility with random_state
- Non-linear relationship handling
- Edge case behavior

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Updated roadmap to reflect completion of Random Forest Regression:

**Completed Deliverables:**
✅ Core Implementation:
   • RandomForestRegressor with bootstrap aggregating
   • fit(), predict(), score() methods
   • Builder pattern: with_max_depth(), with_random_state()
   • 16 comprehensive tests (715 total passing)

✅ Examples:
   • examples/random_forest_regression.rs
   • Housing price prediction with variance reduction demo
   • Comparison with single trees and linear regression
   • Hyperparameter effects demonstration (n_estimators, max_depth)

✅ Documentation:
   • Updated book/src/ml-fundamentals/ensemble-methods.md
   • Random Forest Regression section with theory
   • Variance reduction explanation
   • Comparison table: regression vs classification
   • Created book/src/examples/random-forest-regression.md
   • Complete 600+ line case study with practical guidance

**Quality Metrics:**
- All 715 tests passing
- Zero clippy warnings
- Complete documentation with 16 test references
- Working examples verified

Work completed: 100%

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Adds OOB error estimation to both RandomForestClassifier and RandomForestRegressor,
providing free validation without needing a separate test set.

## Implementation Details

**Core Changes:**
- Add `oob_indices`, `x_train`, `y_train` fields to RandomForestClassifier
- Add `oob_indices`, `x_train`, `y_train` fields to RandomForestRegressor
- Track OOB sample indices during bootstrap sampling in fit()
- Implement `oob_prediction()` methods for both classifier and regressor
- Implement `oob_score()` methods (accuracy for classifier, R² for regressor)
- Update `load_safetensors()` to initialize new fields

**Testing:**
- 11 new comprehensive tests for OOB functionality
- Tests cover both classifier and regressor
- All 726 tests pass (715 existing + 11 new OOB tests)
- Zero clippy warnings

**Examples:**
- Add Part 7 to random_forest_regression.rs demonstrating OOB usage
- Add Example 4 to random_forest_iris.rs demonstrating OOB usage
- Both examples show training vs OOB score comparison

**Documentation:**
- Enhanced OOB section in book/src/ml-fundamentals/ensemble-methods.md
- Added mathematical foundation (1/e ≈ 36.8% OOB per tree)
- Added practical usage examples and when to use OOB
- Updated chapter status to reflect 34+ working tests

## Performance Impact

OOB calculation is on-demand (only when `oob_score()` called), no overhead during fit/predict.
Training data stored in memory for OOB evaluation (necessary for predictions).

## Mathematical Background

Bootstrap sampling: P(sample not selected) = (1-1/n)^n → 1/e ≈ 0.368
Each tree sees ~63% of data for training, ~37% for OOB validation.

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Adds feature_importances() method to RandomForestClassifier and
RandomForestRegressor for model interpretability and feature selection.

## Implementation Details

**Core Changes:**
- Add compute_tree_feature_importances() helper for classification trees
- Add compute_regression_tree_feature_importances() helper for regression trees
- Add count_tree_samples() and count_regression_tree_samples() helpers
- Implement feature_importances() for RandomForestClassifier
- Implement feature_importances() for RandomForestRegressor
- Importance based on sample-weighted feature usage across all trees
- Normalized to sum to 1.0

**Testing:**
- 8 new comprehensive tests for feature importance
- Tests cover both classifier and regressor
- All 734 tests pass (726 existing + 8 new)
- Tests verify: availability after fit, None before fit, reproducibility,
  importances sum to 1.0, all non-negative, correct ranking

**Examples:**
- Add Example 5 to random_forest_iris.rs demonstrating feature importance
- Shows importance values, most important feature, and interpretability

**Algorithm:**
- For each tree, traverse nodes and track feature usage weighted by n_samples
- Aggregate importances across all trees
- Normalize by number of trees, then normalize to sum to 1.0
- Returns Vec<f32> with one importance value per feature

## Performance

Feature importance calculation is O(n_trees * tree_nodes), computed on-demand.
No overhead during fit/predict operations.

## Usage Example

```rust
let mut rf = RandomForestClassifier::new(50);
rf.fit(&x_train, &y_train).unwrap();

if let Some(importances) = rf.feature_importances() {
    for (i, &importance) in importances.iter().enumerate() {
        println!("Feature {}: {:.4}", i, importance);
    }
}
```

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Adds Part 7 demonstrating feature_importances() method for
RandomForestRegressor to improve example consistency and showcase
interpretability features for regression tasks.

Changes:
- Add Part 7: Feature Importance section with housing price example
- Display importance for sqft, bedrooms, bathrooms, age features
- Show practical use cases for feature selection and interpretability
- Update summary to mention feature importance capability
- Renumber OOB section to Part 8

This makes the regression example consistent with the classifier
example (random_forest_iris.rs) which already demonstrates feature
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Implements the Bayesian Blocks optimal histogram binning algorithm
(Scargle et al., 2013) which uses dynamic programming to find optimal
change points in data distributions.

Changes:
- Add bayesian_blocks_edges() helper function in stats module
- Implement O(n²) dynamic programming algorithm with fitness function
- Handle edge cases: single values, uniform data, empty data
- Update BinMethod::Bayesian to use new algorithm (no longer fallback)
- Add 8 comprehensive tests for Bayesian Blocks
- Add bayesian_blocks_histogram.rs example demonstrating adaptive binning
- Add book chapter: examples/bayesian-blocks-histogram.md
- Remove TODO comment from code (only technical debt item)

Algorithm features:
- Adaptive binning based on data structure
- Automatically detects change points and gaps
- Prior-based penalization of excessive blocks (ncp_prior = 0.5)
- Density-based fitness function for uniform block preference
- Handles non-uniform distributions effectively

Test coverage:
- Basic functionality and edge cases
- Change point detection for clustered data
- Reproducibility (deterministic)
- Comparison with fixed-width methods
- Large dataset performance (50 samples)

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Adds comprehensive example demonstrating StandardScaler and MinMaxScaler
for feature normalization, filling a documentation gap for fundamental
data preprocessing techniques.

Changes:
- Add data_preprocessing_scalers.rs example with 6 demonstrations
- Add book chapter: examples/data-preprocessing-scalers.md
- Update SUMMARY.md with new chapter

Example coverage:
1. StandardScaler basics (z-score normalization)
2. MinMaxScaler basics (range normalization)
3. Comparing scalers (outlier handling)
4. Impact on K-NN classification (why scaling matters)
5. Custom range scaling ([-1, 1] for neural nets)
6. Inverse transformation (recovering original scale)

Key features demonstrated:
- fit() on training data only (prevent data leakage)
- transform() on test data
- fit_transform() convenience method
- inverse_transform() for interpretability
- StandardScaler vs MinMaxScaler trade-offs
- Real-world use case with K-Nearest Neighbors

Documentation includes:
- When to use each scaler
- Decision guide for scaler selection
- Best practices (fit on training only, save with model)
- Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
- Implementation details and API reference

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Add comprehensive grid search example demonstrating hyperparameter
optimization using cross-validation for Ridge, Lasso, and ElasticNet
regression models.

Key features:
- 5 complete examples with working demonstrations
- Ridge alpha tuning with CV scores
- Lasso alpha tuning with sparsity analysis
- ElasticNet 2D grid search (alpha + l1_ratio)
- Visualization of alpha vs score curves
- Default vs optimized parameter comparison

Documentation:
- 256-line book chapter with best practices
- Alpha range guidelines for each model type
- Common pitfalls and computational cost analysis
- When to use each regularization method

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Add comprehensive theory chapters for three ML fundamentals topics
that were previously stubs (1 line each).

Deliverables:
1. Gradient Descent Theory (454 lines)
   - Mathematical foundations (partial derivatives, learning rate)
   - Batch vs stochastic vs mini-batch variants
   - Convergence analysis and stopping criteria
   - Common pitfalls (exploding/vanishing gradients, saddle points)
   - Momentum enhancement and learning rate schedules
   - Connection to aprender's SGD implementation

2. Advanced Optimizers Theory (597 lines)
   - AdaGrad, RMSprop, Adam, AdamW algorithms
   - Mathematical formulations with bias correction
   - Comparison table and optimizer selection guide
   - Learning rate schedules (step decay, cosine annealing)
   - SGD vs Adam trade-offs
   - Connection to aprender's Adam implementation

3. Feature Scaling Theory (724 lines)
   - Why scaling matters (gradient descent, distance-based algorithms)
   - StandardScaler (z-score) vs MinMaxScaler (range normalization)
   - Outlier handling comparison
   - Critical workflow rules (fit on training only, data leakage)
   - Feature-specific strategies (numerical, binary, count, categorical)
   - Complete pipeline example with aprender

All chapters include:
- Mathematical formulas and algorithms
- Visual ASCII diagrams
- Rust code examples using aprender
- Best practices and common mistakes
- Decision guides and comparison tables
- References to examples and related chapters

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Transform stub chapter into comprehensive error handling guide (701 lines).

Content:
- Core principles (Result<T>, rich context, specific error types)
- AprenderError design and variants
- Error handling patterns (? operator, early validation, From trait)
- Real-world examples from linear_model, cluster modules
- User-facing error handling strategies
- Testing error conditions
- Common pitfalls and solutions

Features:
✅ 701 lines of comprehensive content
✅ 4 real examples from aprender codebase
✅ Clear do's and don'ts with code examples
✅ Pattern matching for error recovery
✅ Testing patterns for each error variant

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Phase 3 of AutoML with Synthetic Data specification:

ShellSample struct:
- Command with context (history, cwd, prefix, completion)
- Extraction helpers (command_name, arguments)
- Completion validity checking

ShellGrammar:
- Command/subcommand validation (git, cargo, npm, docker, Unix)
- Common options recognition
- Extensible via add_command/add_subcommands

ShellSyntheticGenerator implementing SyntheticGenerator:
- Template substitution (argument variants)
- Argument permutation (reorder/add options)
- Context variation (cwd, history)
- Quality scoring: 0.4*semantic + 0.4*grammar + 0.2*coherence
- Diversity scoring via unique command patterns

42 tests with Extreme TDD methodology.

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Implement three advanced synthetic data generation components:

- MixUp generator: Zhang et al. 2018 embedding interpolation with Beta
  distribution sampling and configurable alpha parameter (24 tests)
- WeakSupervision generator: Snorkel-style programmatic labeling with
  LabelingFunction trait, multiple aggregation strategies (MajorityVote,
  WeightedVote, Unanimous, Any), and built-in LFs (29 tests)
- SyntheticCache: LRU eviction memoization for avoiding redundant
  generation during AutoML hyperparameter search (18 tests)

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Add comprehensive model bundling and memory paging support:

## Model Bundling (.apbundle format)
- Binary format with magic bytes, version, and manifest
- BundleReader/BundleWriter for efficient file I/O
- ModelBundle API for creating, saving, and loading bundles
- Builder pattern for flexible bundle construction
- Support for multiple models with metadata

## Memory-Mapped File Support
- MappedRegion for efficient memory access
- MemoryMappedFile with region caching
- PageTable for LRU/LFU tracking

## LRU Paging
- PagedBundle for memory-constrained environments
- Configurable max_memory and eviction strategies
- LRU (Least Recently Used) and LFU (Least Frequently Used) eviction
- Automatic page eviction when memory limit exceeded

## Pre-fetching
- Access pattern tracking for predictive loading
- Configurable prefetch_count
- Hint API for explicit prefetch requests

## Also included:
- Synthetic data integration tests (15 tests)
- Synthetic data generation example
- Updated spec status to "Implemented (Phases 1-4)"

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Update spec status to reflect complete implementation.

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- Add PagedMarkovModel using aprender's bundle module for memory-efficient storage
- Implement LRU-based on-demand segment loading
- Add --memory-limit CLI flag to train, suggest, and stats commands
- Add 13 comprehensive tests for paged model functionality
- Fix doctest in synthetic/mixup.rs (missing Clone derive)

The paged model stores n-gram segments separately and loads them
on-demand, enabling handling of shell histories that exceed RAM.

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- Add comprehensive case study for bundle module
- Update shell-completion chapter with paging documentation
- Add bundle_trace_demo example for renacer tracing
- Update SUMMARY.md with new chapter

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Add comprehensive guide for using renacer syscall tracer to profile
and optimize memory paging behavior in ML model loading.

Content includes:
- Renacer usage patterns (-e trace=file, -T, -c, -s flags)
- Syscall analysis for detecting evictions and cache misses
- Pre-fetch effectiveness measurement
- JSON output for programmatic analysis
- Optimization patterns (reduce seeks, right-size memory, pre-fetching)
- Troubleshooting guide with symptom/fix table

Also adds book chapters for bundle_trace_demo and synthetic_data_generation
examples to satisfy EXTREME TDD requirements.

Allows clippy::large_stack_arrays lint for ML test data arrays.

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Implements two new synthetic data components for code analysis:

CodeEDA (GH-76):
- Code-specific EDA (Easy Data Augmentation) implementing SyntheticGenerator
- Variable renaming with synonym dictionary
- Comment insertion (Rust/Python/Generic modes)
- Statement reordering for independent statements
- Dead code removal (comments and whitespace)
- Quality scoring via token overlap
- 23 unit tests

CodeFeatureExtractor (GH-77):
- 8-dimensional commit feature extraction for defect prediction
- CommitFeatures: defect_category, files_changed, lines_added/deleted,
  complexity_delta, timestamp, hour_of_day, day_of_week
- Keyword-based commit classification (bug/security/perf/refactor)
- Batch extraction and normalization support
- 22 unit tests

References:
- Wei & Zou (2019) EDA paper
- D'Ambros et al. (2012) defect prediction benchmark

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- Add --use-code-eda flag to Augment command for code-aware augmentation
- Add new Analyze command using CodeFeatureExtractor
  - Shows command categories (bug/security/performance/refactor/general)
  - Displays top base commands with visual bar charts
  - Shows sample commands by category
  - Reports complexity metrics (avg tokens, max tokens, unique bases)
  - Identifies developer workflow (git, cargo, npm, docker usage)
- Add 3 integration tests for new features

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Benchmarks (modeled after bashrs patterns):
- parse_history: History file parsing throughput
- train_model: N-gram model training (small/medium/large fixtures)
- suggest_latency: Suggestion performance for common prefixes
- partial_completion: Partial token completion benchmarks
- serialization: JSON and file save/load benchmarks
- end_to_end: Complete workflow benchmarks
- synthetic_generation: CodeEDA augmentation benchmarks

Fixtures (aligned with bashrs):
- small_history.txt: ~50 commands (basic developer workflow)
- medium_history.txt: ~265 commands (full developer workflow)
- large_history.txt: ~3800 commands (production scale)

Real-world tests (19 new tests):
- REAL_001-003: Small/Medium/Large history training and suggestions
- REAL_004: Cross-validation testing
- REAL_005: Data augmentation with CodeEDA
- REAL_006: Analysis command testing
- REAL_007: Export/import roundtrip
- REAL_008: Paged model for large histories
- REAL_009: Incremental updates
- REAL_010: End-to-end user workflow

Architecture changes:
- Added lib.rs to expose modules for benchmarks
- Refactored main.rs to use library imports

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Sub-10ms Verification Benchmark Suite:

Performance Results (vs 10ms target):
- Small model (50 cmds):  437ns - 1.5µs (6,500-22,000x faster)
- Medium model (500 cmds): 530ns - 10.6µs (940-18,800x faster)
- Large model (5000 cmds): 670ns - 15µs (660-14,900x faster)

Benchmark Groups:
- suggestion_latency: Core latency verification by model size
- partial_completion: Mid-word completion (git co → git commit)
- training_throughput: Commands/second during training
- cold_start: Model load + first suggestion latency
- serialization: JSON serialize/deserialize performance
- scalability: Latency growth with model size (O(1) verified)
- paged_model: Memory-constrained model performance

Industry Comparison:
- GitHub Copilot: 100-500ms → aprender 10,000-50,000x faster
- Fish completion: 5-20ms → aprender 500-2,000x faster
- Zsh compinit: 10-50ms → aprender 1,000-5,000x faster

Run: cargo bench --package aprender-shell --bench recommendation_latency

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#74)

Updated shell-completion.md:
- Added "Performance: Sub-10ms Verification" section
- Detailed benchmark results table (437ns - 14.6µs latency)
- Industry comparison (600-22,000x faster than alternatives)
- "Why So Fast?" explanation (O(1) trie, no neural overhead)
- Benchmark suite overview

New chapter: shell-completion-benchmarks.md
- Comprehensive benchmark analysis
- trueno-style criterion patterns
- Scalability analysis (sub-linear O(log n))
- Training throughput metrics
- Cold start verification (<3ms)
- Fixture design documentation
- Custom benchmark extension guide
- CI integration example

Key results documented:
- Worst case: 14.6 µs (685x under 10ms target)
- Best case: 437 ns (22,883x under 10ms target)
- Scales sub-linearly with model size

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Add dedicated book chapters for the new code-aware synthetic data modules:

- CodeEDA: Syntax-aware data augmentation for source code
  - Variable renaming, comment insertion, statement reorder
  - Language-specific reserved keyword handling (Rust, Python)
  - Quality and diversity metrics

- CodeFeatureExtractor: 8-dimensional commit feature extraction
  - Defect category classification (bug, security, perf, refactor)
  - Complexity estimation, time-based features
  - Normalization for ML pipelines

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Change alimentar from local path dependency to crates.io v0.1.0
for publishing compatibility.

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- Change aprender dependency from path to crates.io v0.10.0
- Add README.md for crate documentation

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## Metaheuristics (Refs #80)
- Add src/metaheuristics/ module with Differential Evolution (DE)
- SearchSpace enum for continuous/discrete/mixed optimization
- ComputeBudget for resource-aware optimization
- PerturbativeMetaheuristic trait following Toyota Way principles
- Book documentation for DE and metaheuristics fundamentals

## aprender-shell Enhancements (Refs #87, #88, #96)
- Fish shell widget support (fish-widget command)
- Uninstall command for clean widget removal
- ZSH widget v2 with toggle, timeout, ShellCheck fixes
- New CLI integration tests

## AutoML Enhancements
- Expanded search.rs with advanced hyperparameter optimization
- Grid search, random search, and TPE improvements
- Fixed clippy warnings (range contains, format strings)

## Documentation
- aprender-shell-harden-plan.md spec (16 issues, Toyota Way, 10 refs)
- metaheuristics-spec.md with CEC benchmarks
- Updated roadmap.yaml

## Quality
- 382 tests passing
- 92.66% coverage
- Clippy clean (-D warnings)
- PMAT: A+ (151/134), TDG: A+ (99/100)

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… unsafe)

POLICY: We will NEVER use unsafe code. If HE crypto primitives are needed,
we will implement them from scratch in safe Rust.

Additions:
- docs/specifications/homomorphic-encryption-spec.md (10 peer-reviewed citations)
- book/src/examples/shell-encryption-tiers.md (4-tier protection guide)
- src/format/homomorphic.rs (28 tests: types, traits, API design)
- Shell Tier 2 compression: save_compressed() (5 tests)
- Shell Tier 2+3 combo: save_compressed_encrypted()

4-Tier Model Protection:
- Tier 1: Plain (.apr)
- Tier 2: Compressed (zstd, 14x smaller)
- Tier 3: At-rest encrypted (AES-256-GCM)
- Tier 4: Homomorphic (API ready, crypto deferred)

Test counts:
- Core aprender: 2,292 tests (with format-homomorphic)
- aprender-shell: 127 tests (+5 compression)

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- Add src/ensemble/ module with MoE, SoftmaxGating, MoeConfig
- Add ModelType::MixtureOfExperts (0x0040) to format
- Add examples/mixture_of_experts.rs runnable example
- Add book/src/examples/mixture-of-experts.md documentation
- Update model-format.md with MoE section and model type
- Fix Makefile coverage (move config before clean for sccache)
- Add docs/specifications/more-learning-specs.md (34 sections)
  - GAN, VAE, Diffusion, Contrastive, GNN, Meta-learning
  - Transfer learning for transpiler ecosystem
  - Distillation ingestion from entrenar
  - Code-specific ML for depyler oracle

Refs #101

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Bumps [actions/upload-artifact](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact) from 4 to 5.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/actions/upload-artifact/releases)
- [Commits](actions/upload-artifact@v4...v5)

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