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     1→# PLANNING.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Project Plan
     2→
     3→## Project Vision
     4→
     5→### Mission Statement
     6→Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) to achieve 10-100x performance improvements while maintaining <0.001% deviation from the reference implementation.
     7→
     8→### Core Values
     9→- **Accuracy First**: Statistical correctness is non-negotiable
    10→- **Performance at Scale**: Optimize for large neuroimaging datasets
    11→- **Developer Experience**: Clean, testable, well-documented code
    12→- **Scientific Rigor**: Validated against established methods
    13→- **Cross-Platform**: Support for both Apple Silicon and NVIDIA GPUs
    14→
    15→### Target Outcomes
    16→- Enable researchers to run permutation testing in minutes instead of hours/days
    17→- Democratize access to high-performance neuroimaging analysis
    18→- Establish a maintainable, extensible codebase for future enhancements
    19→- Create a drop-in replacement for FSL randomise with familiar CLI
    20→
    21→## System Architecture
    22→
    23→### High-Level Architecture Diagram
    24→```
    25→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    26→│                  CLI/GUI Interface              │
    27→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    28→│                   Core Engine                   │
    29→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    30→│  │Statistics│ │Permutation│ │Correction│      │
    31→│  │  Module  │ │  Engine   │ │  Module  │      │
    32→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    33→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    34→│              Backend Abstraction Layer          │
    35→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    36→│  │   MPS    │ │    CUDA  │ │    CPU   │      │
    37→│  │  Backend │ │  Backend │ │  Backend │      │
    38→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    39→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    40→│                 Data I/O Layer                  │
    41→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    42→│  │  NIfTI   │ │   Design  │ │  Output   │      │
    43→│  │  Loader  │ │   Loader  │ │  Writer   │      │
    44→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    45→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    46→```
    47→
    48→### Component Responsibilities
    49→
    50→#### 1. CLI Interface Layer
    51→- **Purpose**: User interaction and command parsing
    52→- **Components**:
    53→  - `cli.py`: Command-line argument parsing and validation
    54→  - Configuration management
    55→  - Progress reporting and logging
    56→- **Design Pattern**: Command pattern for operation queuing
    57→
    58→#### 2. Core Engine Layer
    59→- **Purpose**: Orchestrate statistical computations
    60→- **Components**:
    61→  - `orchestrator.py`: Workflow coordination
    62→  - `statistics.py`: GLM implementation and test statistics
    63→  - `permutation.py`: Permutation strategy implementations
    64→  - `corrections.py`: Multiple comparison correction methods
    65→- **Design Patterns**: 
    66→  - Strategy pattern for permutation methods
    67→  - Template method for statistical tests
    68→
    69→#### 3. Backend Abstraction Layer
    70→- **Purpose**: Hardware-agnostic compute interface
    71→- **Components**:
    72→  - `base.py`: Abstract backend interface (ABC)
    73→  - `cpu.py`: NumPy/SciPy implementation
    74→  - `mps.py`: Apple Metal Performance Shaders via PyTorch
    75→  - `cuda.py`: NVIDIA CUDA via PyTorch
    76→- **Design Pattern**: Strategy pattern with factory for backend selection
    77→
    78→#### 4. Data I/O Layer
    79→- **Purpose**: Handle neuroimaging data formats
    80→- **Components**:
    81→  - `nifti.py`: NIfTI file reading/writing via nibabel
    82→  - `design.py`: Design matrix and contrast file parsing
    83→  - `output.py`: Statistical map and report generation
    84→- **Design Pattern**: Factory pattern for loader creation
    85→
    86→### Data Flow Architecture
    87→
    88→```mermaid
    89→graph TD
    90→    A[Input Data] --> B[Data Loader]
    91→    B --> C[Memory Manager]
    92→    C --> D[Backend Selection]
    93→    D --> E{GPU Available?}
    94→    E -->|Yes| F[GPU Backend]
    95→    E -->|No| G[CPU Backend]
    96→    F --> H[Permutation Engine]
    97→    G --> H
    98→    H --> I[Statistical Tests]
    99→    I --> J[Corrections]
   100→    J --> K[Output Writer]
   101→    K --> L[Results]
   102→```
   103→
   104→### Memory Management Strategy
   105→
   106→#### GPU Memory Hierarchy
   107→1. **Level 1**: In-kernel shared memory (fastest)
   108→2. **Level 2**: GPU global memory
   109→3. **Level 3**: Unified/pinned host memory
   110→4. **Level 4**: System RAM (pageable)
   111→
   112→#### Chunking Strategy
   113→- Automatic chunking based on available GPU memory
   114→- Overlap computation with data transfer using streams
   115→- Memory pooling to reduce allocation overhead
   116→
   117→## Technology Stack
   118→
   119→### Core Runtime Dependencies
   120→
   121→#### Python Environment
   122→```toml
   123→[project]
   124→name = "gpu-randomise"
   125→version = "0.1.0"
   126→requires-python = ">=3.12"
   127→```
   128→
   129→#### Essential Libraries
   130→```toml
   131→[dependencies]
   132→# Core scientific computing
   133→numpy = ">=1.24.0"          # Array operations
   134→scipy = ">=1.11.0"          # Statistical functions
   135→
   136→# Neuroimaging I/O
   137→nibabel = ">=5.0.0"         # NIfTI file handling
   138→
   139→# GPU acceleration
   140→torch = ">=2.0.0"           # CUDA and MPS backends
   141→
   142→# Data validation
   143→pydantic = ">=2.0.0"        # Data validation and settings
   144→
   145→# CLI
   146→typer = ">=0.9.0"           # CLI framework
   147→rich = ">=13.0.0"           # Terminal formatting
   148→
   149→# Configuration
   150→toml = ">=0.10.0"          # Config file parsing
   151→```
   152→
   153→### Development Dependencies
   154→
   155→```toml
   156→[dev-dependencies]
   157→# Testing
   158→pytest = ">=7.0.0"          # Test framework
   159→pytest-cov = ">=4.0.0"      # Coverage reporting
   160→pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0.0" # Performance testing
   161→pytest-mock = ">=3.0.0"     # Mocking support
   162→hypothesis = ">=6.0.0"      # Property-based testing
   163→
   164→# Code Quality
   165→ruff = ">=0.1.0"            # Linting and formatting
   166→mypy = ">=1.0.0"            # Static type checking
   167→isort = ">=5.0.0"           # Import sorting
   168→
   169→# Documentation
   170→sphinx = ">=7.0.0"          # Documentation generation
   171→sphinx-rtd-theme = ">=1.0.0" # ReadTheDocs theme
   172→myst-parser = ">=2.0.0"     # Markdown support
   173→
   174→# Development Tools
   175→pre-commit = ">=3.0.0"      # Git hooks
   176→ipython = ">=8.0.0"         # Interactive development
   177→jupyter = ">=1.0.0"         # Notebook support
   178→
   179→# Profiling
   180→py-spy = ">=0.3.0"          # Performance profiling
   181→memray = ">=1.0.0"          # Memory profiling
   182→```
   183→
   184→### Platform-Specific Requirements
   185→
   186→#### Apple Silicon (MPS)
   187→- macOS 12.3+ (Monterey or later)
   188→- PyTorch 2.0+ with MPS support
   189→- Xcode Command Line Tools
   190→
   191→#### NVIDIA GPU (CUDA)
   192→- CUDA Toolkit 11.7+
   193→- cuDNN 8.0+
   194→- NVIDIA driver 515+
   195→- PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA support
   196→
   197→#### CPU Fallback
   198→- No additional requirements
   199→- Optional: Intel MKL for optimized BLAS
   200→
   201→## Required Tools
   202→
   203→### Development Environment Setup
   204→
   205→#### 1. Package Manager
   206→```bash
   207→# Install uv (recommended)
   208→curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
   209→
   210→# Or use pip
   211→pip install --upgrade pip
   212→```
   213→
   214→#### 2. Python Version Management
   215→```bash
   216→# Using uv
   217→uv python install 3.12
   218→
   219→# Or using pyenv
   220→pyenv install 3.12.0
   221→pyenv local 3.12.0
   222→```
   223→
   224→#### 3. Virtual Environment
   225→```bash
   226→# Using uv
   227→uv venv
   228→source .venv/bin/activate  # Unix
   229→.venv\Scripts\activate      # Windows
   230→
   231→# Install dependencies
   232→uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   233→```
   234→
   235→#### 4. Pre-commit Hooks
   236→```bash
   237→# Install pre-commit hooks
   238→pre-commit install
   239→
   240→# Run manually
   241→pre-commit run --all-files
   242→```
   243→
   244→### IDE/Editor Configuration
   245→
   246→#### VS Code Extensions
   247→- Python (Microsoft)
   248→- Pylance
   249→- Python Test Explorer
   250→- GitLens
   251→- Better Comments
   252→- Todo Tree
   253→
   254→#### VS Code Settings
   255→```json
   256→{
   257→    "python.linting.enabled": true,
   258→    "python.linting.ruffEnabled": true,
   259→    "python.formatting.provider": "ruff",
   260→    "python.testing.pytestEnabled": true,
   261→    "python.testing.unittestEnabled": false,
   262→    "python.analysis.typeCheckingMode": "strict",
   263→    "editor.formatOnSave": true,
   264→    "editor.rulers": [88]
   265→}
   266→```
   267→
   268→### Testing Tools
   269→
   270→#### Unit Testing
   271→```bash
   272→# Run all tests
   273→pytest
   274→
   275→# With coverage
   276→pytest --cov=gpu_randomise --cov-report=html
   277→
   278→# Specific module
   279→pytest tests/unit/test_statistics.py
   280→
   281→# With verbose output
   282→pytest -vv
   283→```
   284→
   285→#### Performance Testing
   286→```bash
   287→# Run benchmarks
   288→pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
   289→
   290→# Compare results
   291→pytest-benchmark compare
   292→
   293→# Profile specific function
   294→py-spy record -o profile.svg -- python benchmark_script.py
   295→```
   296→
   297→#### GPU Testing
   298→```bash
   299→# Check CUDA availability
   300→python -c "import torch; print(torch.cuda.is_available())"
   301→
   302→# Check MPS availability
   303→python -c "import torch; print(torch.backends.mps.is_available())"
   304→
   305→# GPU memory monitoring (NVIDIA)
   306→nvidia-smi -l 1
   307→
   308→# GPU monitoring (Apple)
   309→sudo powermetrics --samplers gpu_power -i 1000
   310→```
   311→
   312→### Documentation Tools
   313→
   314→#### Sphinx Documentation
   315→```bash
   316→# Build documentation
   317→cd docs
   318→make html
   319→
   320→# Live reload for development
   321→sphinx-autobuild . _build/html
   322→```
   323→
   324→#### API Documentation
   325→```bash
   326→# Generate API docs from docstrings
   327→sphinx-apidoc -o docs/api src/gpu_randomise
   328→```
   329→
   330→### Continuous Integration Tools
   331→
   332→#### GitHub Actions Workflow
   333→```yaml
   334→name: CI
   335→
   336→on: [push, pull_request]
   337→
   338→jobs:
   339→  test:
   340→    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
   341→    strategy:
   342→      matrix:
   343→        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
   344→        python-version: ["3.12"]
   345→    
   346→    steps:
   347→    - uses: actions/checkout@v3
   348→    - name: Set up Python
   349→      uses: actions/setup-python@v4
   350→      with:
   351→        python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
   352→    - name: Install dependencies
   353→      run: |
   354→        pip install uv
   355→        uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   356→    - name: Run tests
   357→      run: pytest --cov
   358→```
   359→
   360→### Profiling and Debugging Tools
   361→
   362→#### Memory Profiling
   363→```bash
   364→# Profile memory usage
   365→memray run -o output.bin python script.py
   366→memray flamegraph output.bin
   367→
   368→# Line-by-line memory profiling
   369→python -m memory_profiler script.py
   370→```
   371→
   372→#### GPU Profiling
   373→```bash
   374→# NVIDIA Nsight Systems
   375→nsys profile -o profile python script.py
   376→
   377→# PyTorch Profiler
   378→python -c "import torch.profiler; ..."
   379→
   380→# Apple Instruments (for MPS)
   381→xcrun xctrace record --template 'Metal System Trace' --launch python script.py
   382→```
   383→
   384→### Data Validation Tools
   385→
   386→#### Test Data Generation
   387→```python
   388→# Generate synthetic fMRI data
   389→python scripts/generate_test_data.py \
   390→    --voxels 10000 \
   391→    --subjects 50 \
   392→    --output test_data/
   393→```
   394→
   395→#### FSL Comparison
   396→```bash
   397→# Run FSL randomise for comparison
   398→randomise -i input.nii -o fsl_output -1 -T -c 3.0 -v 10
   399→
   400→# Compare outputs
   401→python scripts/compare_outputs.py \
   402→    our_output.nii \
   403→    fsl_output.nii
   404→```
   405→
   406→## Development Workflow
   407→
   408→### 1. Feature Development Cycle
   409→```mermaid
   410→graph LR
   411→    A[Research] --> B[Write Tests]
   412→    B --> C[Implement]
   413→    C --> D[Validate]
   414→    D --> E[Optimize]
   415→    E --> F[Document]
   416→    F --> G[Review]
   417→```
   418→
   419→### 2. Git Workflow
   420→```bash
   421→# Feature branch
   422→git checkout -b feature/implement-tfce
   423→
   424→# Regular commits with conventional commits
   425→git commit -m "feat: add TFCE implementation"
   426→git commit -m "test: add TFCE validation tests"
   427→git commit -m "docs: update TFCE documentation"
   428→
   429→# Push and create PR
   430→git push origin feature/implement-tfce
   431→```
   432→
   433→### 3. Testing Strategy
   434→1. **Unit Tests**: Test individual functions
   435→2. **Integration Tests**: Test module interactions
   436→3. **Statistical Tests**: Validate accuracy
   437→4. **Performance Tests**: Monitor regressions
   438→5. **End-to-End Tests**: Full workflow validation
   439→
   440→### 4. Code Review Checklist
   441→- [ ] Tests pass (unit, integration, statistical)
   442→- [ ] Coverage maintained (>90%)
   443→- [ ] Type hints complete
   444→- [ ] Documentation updated
   445→- [ ] Performance benchmarked
   446→- [ ] Memory usage profiled
   447→- [ ] GPU compatibility verified
   448→
   449→## Performance Optimization Strategy
   450→
   451→### 1. Profiling First
   452→- Always profile before optimizing
   453→- Focus on bottlenecks (80/20 rule)
   454→- Measure impact of changes
   455→
   456→### 2. GPU Optimization Priorities
   457→1. Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   458→2. Maximize parallelism
   459→3. Optimize memory access patterns
   460→4. Use appropriate precision (float32 vs float64)
   461→5. Batch operations effectively
   462→
   463→### 3. Memory Optimization
   464→- Implement memory pooling
   465→- Use in-place operations where possible
   466→- Clear unused tensors explicitly
   467→- Implement chunking for large datasets
   468→
   469→### 4. Algorithm Selection
   470→- Choose algorithms based on data size
   471→- Full enumeration for small samples
   472→- Monte Carlo for large samples
   473→- Adaptive thresholds for method selection
   474→
   475→## Risk Mitigation Strategies
   476→
   477→### Technical Risks
   478→1. **GPU Memory Limitations**
   479→   - Solution: Automatic chunking
   480→   - Fallback: CPU processing
   481→
   482→2. **Numerical Precision**
   483→   - Solution: Extensive validation
   484→   - Mixed precision options
   485→
   486→3. **Platform Compatibility**
   487→   - Solution: Abstract backend interface
   488→   - Comprehensive testing matrix
   489→
   490→### Project Risks
   491→1. **Scope Creep**
   492→   - Solution: Phased development
   493→   - Clear milestone boundaries
   494→
   495→2. **Performance Targets**
   496→   - Solution: Early benchmarking
   497→   - Alternative algorithms ready
   498→
   499→## Quality Assurance Plan
   500→
   501→### Code Quality Gates
   502→1. **Pre-commit Checks**
   503→   - Formatting (ruff, isort)
   504→   - Linting (ruff)
   505→   - Type checking (mypy)
   506→
   507→2. **CI/CD Pipeline**
   508→   - Unit tests must pass
   509→   - Coverage > 90%
   510→   - No performance regressions
   511→   - Documentation builds
   512→
   513→3. **Release Criteria**
   514→   - All tests passing
   515→   - Performance targets met
   516→   - Documentation complete
   517→   - Validation against FSL complete
   518→
   519→## Communication and Collaboration
   520→
   521→### Documentation Standards
   522→- README.md: Quick start and overview
   523→- CLAUDE.md: Development guide
   524→- PRD.md: Requirements
   525→- PLANNING.md: This file
   526→- TASKS.md: Task tracking
   527→- SCRATCHPAD.md: Working notes
   528→
   529→### Progress Tracking
   530→- Update TASKS.md after each session
   531→- Mark completed items immediately
   532→- Add new discovered tasks
   533→- Regular status updates in SCRATCHPAD.md
   534→
   535→### Code Documentation
   536→- NumPy-style docstrings
   537→- Type hints for all public APIs
   538→- Inline comments for complex logic
   539→- Example usage in docstrings
   540→
   541→## Next Steps Checklist
   542→
   543→### Immediate Actions (Week 1)
   544→- [ ] Set up project structure
   545→- [ ] Configure development environment
   546→- [ ] Initialize Git repository
   547→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
   548→- [ ] Create initial test suite structure
   549→
   550→### Short-term Goals (Weeks 2-4)
   551→- [ ] Implement core architecture
   552→- [ ] Create backend abstraction
   553→- [ ] Develop CPU backend
   554→- [ ] Basic NIfTI I/O
   555→- [ ] GLM implementation
   556→
   557→### Medium-term Goals (Weeks 5-12)
   558→- [ ] MPS backend implementation
   559→- [ ] CUDA backend implementation
   560→- [ ] Permutation strategies
   561→- [ ] TFCE implementation
   562→- [ ] Performance optimization
   563→
   564→### Long-term Goals (Weeks 13-18)
   565→- [ ] Comprehensive validation
   566→- [ ] Documentation completion
   567→- [ ] Example notebooks
   568→- [ ] Community feedback
   569→- [ ] Release preparation
   570→
   571→## Success Metrics Dashboard
   572→
   573→### Performance Metrics
   574→- [ ] 10x speedup vs FSL randomise
   575→- [ ] <60s for large dataset (250k voxels, 100 subjects, 10k permutations)
   576→- [ ] GPU utilization >80%
   577→- [ ] Memory efficiency <2x theoretical minimum
   578→
   579→### Quality Metrics
   580→- [ ] Test coverage >90%
   581→- [ ] Statistical accuracy <0.001% deviation
   582→- [ ] Zero critical bugs
   583→- [ ] Documentation coverage 100%
   584→
   585→### User Experience Metrics
   586→- [ ] CLI compatibility with FSL
   587→- [ ] Installation time <5 minutes
   588→- [ ] Clear error messages
   589→- [ ] Comprehensive examples
   590→
   591→## Revision History
   592→
   593→| Date | Version | Changes | Author |
   594→|------|---------|---------|--------|
   595→| 2024-01-XX | 0.1.0 | Initial planning document | Team |
   596→
   597→---
   598→
   599→**Remember**: This is a living document. Update it as the project evolves and new insights emerge.

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→# TASKS.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Task List
     2→
     3→## Task Tracking Guidelines
     4→- Mark completed tasks with [x]
     5→- Add completion date in format: `[x] Task name (2024-01-15)`
     6→- Add new discovered tasks under appropriate milestone
     7→- If a task is blocked, add `[BLOCKED: reason]`
     8→- If a task is in progress, add `[IN PROGRESS]`
     9→
    10→---
    11→
    12→## Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    13→**Goal**: Establish project infrastructure and core architecture
    14→
    15→### Week 1: Project Setup and Infrastructure
    16→- [ ] Initialize Git repository with .gitignore for Python
    17→- [ ] Create project structure as defined in CLAUDE.md
    18→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise directory structure
    19→  - [ ] Create tests/ directory structure
    20→  - [ ] Create benchmarks/ directory
    21→  - [ ] Create docs/ directory
    22→  - [ ] Create examples/ directory
    23→- [ ] Set up pyproject.toml with uv
    24→  - [ ] Define project metadata
    25→  - [ ] Add core dependencies
    26→  - [ ] Add development dependencies
    27→  - [ ] Configure build system
    28→- [ ] Configure development tools
    29→  - [ ] Set up ruff configuration
    30→  - [ ] Set up mypy configuration
    31→  - [ ] Set up pytest configuration
    32→  - [ ] Create .pre-commit-config.yaml
    33→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
    34→  - [ ] Create GitHub Actions workflow for tests
    35→  - [ ] Add matrix testing for Python 3.12
    36→  - [ ] Configure coverage reporting
    37→  - [ ] Set up documentation building
    38→- [ ] Create initial documentation files
    39→  - [ ] Write README.md with installation instructions
    40→  - [ ] Create CONTRIBUTING.md
    41→  - [ ] Create CHANGELOG.md
    42→  - [ ] Set up Sphinx documentation structure
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/base.py with ABC
    47→  - [ ] Define Backend abstract class interface
    48→  - [ ] Write unit tests for backend interface
    49→- [ ] Create core orchestrator module
    50→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/orchestrator.py skeleton
    51→  - [ ] Define workflow coordination interface
    52→  - [ ] Write unit tests for orchestrator
    53→- [ ] Set up logging framework
    54→  - [ ] Create consistent logging configuration
    55→  - [ ] Implement progress reporting interface
    56→  - [ ] Add debug logging capabilities
    57→- [ ] Implement configuration management
    58→  - [ ] Create settings module with Pydantic
    59→  - [ ] Define configuration schema
    60→  - [ ] Support config file loading (TOML)
    61→- [ ] Create error handling framework
    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/io/nifti.py
    69→  - [ ] Implement load_nifti function with nibabel
    70→  - [ ] Implement save_nifti function
    71→  - [ ] Add support for compressed files (.nii.gz)
    72→  - [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests
    73→  - [ ] Add validation for file integrity
    74→- [ ] Create design matrix loader
    75→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/design.py
    76→  - [ ] Support CSV format parsing
    77→  - [ ] Support TSV format parsing
    78→  - [ ] Validate design matrix structure
    79→  - [ ] Write unit tests with various formats
    80→- [ ] Implement contrast file loader
    81→  - [ ] Parse contrast matrices from text files
    82→  - [ ] Validate contrast compatibility with design
    83→  - [ ] Support multiple contrasts
    84→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    85→- [ ] Create output writer module
    86→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/output.py
    87→  - [ ] Support statistical map output
    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cpu.py
    95→  - [ ] Implement CPUBackend class inheriting from Backend
    96→  - [ ] Use NumPy for array operations
    97→  - [ ] Write unit tests for CPU backend
    98→- [ ] Implement basic GLM in statistics module
    99→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/statistics.py
   100→  - [ ] Implement ordinary least squares (OLS) solver
   101→  - [ ] Calculate beta coefficients
   102→  - [ ] Compute residuals and variance
   103→  - [ ] Write unit tests against known results
   104→- [ ] Implement t-statistic computation
   105→  - [ ] Calculate t-statistics from GLM
   106→  - [ ] Handle multiple contrasts
   107→  - [ ] Validate against synthetic data
   108→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   109→- [ ] Create initial CLI interface
   110→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/cli.py with Typer
   111→  - [ ] Add basic command-line arguments
   112→  - [ ] Support input/output file specification
   113→  - [ ] Add help documentation
   114→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   115→
   116→---
   117→
   118→## Phase 2: GPU Acceleration (Weeks 5-8)
   119→**Goal**: Implement GPU backends with MPS and CUDA support
   120→
   121→### Week 5: MPS Backend Foundation
   122→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with MPS support
   123→  - [ ] Verify MPS availability detection
   124→  - [ ] Create device management utilities
   125→  - [ ] Handle MPS unavailability gracefully
   126→- [ ] Implement MPS backend structure
   127→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/mps.py
   128→  - [ ] Implement MPSBackend class
   129→  - [ ] Set up tensor operations on MPS device
   130→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked MPS
   131→- [ ] Port GLM to MPS
   132→  - [ ] Convert NumPy operations to PyTorch
   133→  - [ ] Implement batched matrix operations
   134→  - [ ] Optimize memory transfers
   135→  - [ ] Validate numerical accuracy
   136→- [ ] Implement MPS memory management
   137→  - [ ] Create memory pool allocator
   138→  - [ ] Implement tensor caching
   139→  - [ ] Handle out-of-memory errors
   140→  - [ ] Write stress tests
   141→
   142→### Week 6: CUDA Backend Foundation
   143→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with CUDA support
   144→  - [ ] Implement CUDA availability detection
   145→  - [ ] Query GPU capabilities
   146→  - [ ] Handle multi-GPU systems
   147→- [ ] Implement CUDA backend structure
   148→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cuda.py
   149→  - [ ] Implement CUDABackend class
   150→  - [ ] Configure CUDA streams
   151→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked CUDA
   152→- [ ] Port GLM to CUDA
   153→  - [ ] Implement CUDA-optimized operations
   154→  - [ ] Use cuBLAS where applicable
   155→  - [ ] Optimize grid and block dimensions
   156→  - [ ] Validate against CPU results
   157→- [ ] Implement CUDA-specific optimizations
   158→  - [ ] Use pinned memory for transfers
   159→  - [ ] Implement asynchronous operations
   160→  - [ ] Overlap computation and transfer
   161→  - [ ] Profile and optimize kernels
   162→
   163→### Week 7: Backend Selection and Optimization
   164→- [ ] Implement intelligent backend selection
   165→  - [ ] Create backend factory
   166→  - [ ] Auto-detect available hardware
   167→  - [ ] Estimate memory requirements
   168→  - [ ] Choose optimal backend based on data size
   169→- [ ] Create unified backend interface
   170→  - [ ] Ensure API consistency across backends
   171→  - [ ] Implement fallback mechanisms
   172→  - [ ] Add backend switching capability
   173→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   174→- [ ] Optimize data transfers
   175→  - [ ] Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   176→  - [ ] Implement data prefetching
   177→  - [ ] Use unified memory where available
   178→  - [ ] Profile transfer overhead
   179→- [ ] Implement chunking for large datasets
   180→  - [ ] Calculate optimal chunk size
   181→  - [ ] Handle chunk boundary conditions
   182→  - [ ] Maintain statistical validity
   183→  - [ ] Write tests with various chunk sizes
   184→
   185→### Week 8: Performance Benchmarking
   186→- [ ] Create benchmarking framework
   187→  - [ ] Set up pytest-benchmark configuration
   188→  - [ ] Define benchmark datasets
   189→  - [ ] Create performance metrics
   190→- [ ] Benchmark CPU backend
   191→  - [ ] Measure GLM performance
   192→  - [ ] Profile memory usage
   193→  - [ ] Identify bottlenecks
   194→- [ ] Benchmark MPS backend
   195→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU performance
   196→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   197→  - [ ] Profile memory patterns
   198→- [ ] Benchmark CUDA backend
   199→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU and MPS
   200→  - [ ] Test multi-GPU scaling
   201→  - [ ] Optimize based on results
   202→- [ ] Create performance regression tests
   203→  - [ ] Set baseline performance
   204→  - [ ] Automate performance tracking
   205→  - [ ] Add to CI pipeline
   206→
   207→---
   208→
   209→## Phase 3: Statistical Features (Weeks 9-12)
   210→**Goal**: Implement permutation testing and multiple comparison corrections
   211→
   212→### Week 9: Permutation Engine Core
   213→- [ ] Create permutation module structure
   214→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/permutation.py
   215→  - [ ] Define permutation strategy interface
   216→  - [ ] Create permutation generator base class
   217→- [ ] Implement sign-flipping permutation
   218→  - [ ] Create sign-flip strategy for paired designs
   219→  - [ ] Generate permutation matrices
   220→  - [ ] Validate permutation properties
   221→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   222→- [ ] Implement exchangeability blocks
   223→  - [ ] Parse exchangeability file (.grp)
   224→  - [ ] Handle block-wise permutations
   225→  - [ ] Validate block constraints
   226→  - [ ] Write tests with various block structures
   227→- [ ] Create permutation scheduler
   228→  - [ ] Manage permutation batching
   229→  - [ ] Distribute across GPU cores
   230→  - [ ] Track permutation progress
   231→  - [ ] Implement checkpointing
   232→
   233→### Week 10: Advanced Permutation Strategies
   234→- [ ] Implement full enumeration
   235→  - [ ] Detect when full enumeration is feasible
   236→  - [ ] Generate all possible permutations
   237→  - [ ] Handle memory constraints
   238→  - [ ] Write tests for small samples
   239→- [ ] Implement Monte Carlo sampling
   240→  - [ ] Create random permutation generator
   241→  - [ ] Ensure statistical validity
   242→  - [ ] Set appropriate seed management
   243→  - [ ] Validate distribution properties
   244→- [ ] Implement variance smoothing
   245→  - [ ] Add smoothing for t-statistics
   246→  - [ ] Validate smoothing parameters
   247→  - [ ] Compare with FSL implementation
   248→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   249→- [ ] Optimize permutation on GPU
   250→  - [ ] Batch permutation operations
   251→  - [ ] Minimize memory allocation
   252→  - [ ] Parallelize across permutations
   253→  - [ ] Profile and optimize
   254→
   255→### Week 11: TFCE Implementation
   256→- [ ] Research TFCE algorithm
   257→  - [ ] Study Smith & Nichols (2009) paper
   258→  - [ ] Examine FSL source code
   259→  - [ ] Create implementation plan
   260→- [ ] Implement basic TFCE
   261→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/tfce.py
   262→  - [ ] Implement threshold stepping
   263→  - [ ] Calculate cluster extent
   264→  - [ ] Apply height and extent weighting
   265→- [ ] Optimize TFCE for GPU
   266→  - [ ] Parallelize threshold iterations
   267→  - [ ] Optimize connected component labeling
   268→  - [ ] Minimize memory usage
   269→  - [ ] Profile performance
   270→- [ ] Validate TFCE implementation
   271→  - [ ] Compare with FSL randomise output
   272→  - [ ] Test on known datasets
   273→  - [ ] Verify statistical properties
   274→  - [ ] Write comprehensive tests
   275→
   276→### Week 12: Multiple Comparison Corrections
   277→- [ ] Implement FWER control
   278→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/corrections.py
   279→  - [ ] Implement max-statistic method
   280→  - [ ] Calculate corrected p-values
   281→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   282→- [ ] Implement voxel-wise correction
   283→  - [ ] Apply Bonferroni correction
   284→  - [ ] Implement FDR correction
   285→  - [ ] Validate correction methods
   286→  - [ ] Write tests with synthetic data
   287→- [ ] Implement cluster-based correction
   288→  - [ ] Detect clusters above threshold
   289→  - [ ] Calculate cluster statistics
   290→  - [ ] Apply cluster-wise correction
   291→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
   292→- [ ] Integrate corrections with permutation
   293→  - [ ] Build null distributions
   294→  - [ ] Calculate empirical p-values
   295→  - [ ] Apply chosen correction method
   296→  - [ ] Validate full pipeline
   297→
   298→---
   299→
   300→## Phase 4: Optimization & Polish (Weeks 13-16)
   301→**Goal**: Optimize performance and improve user experience
   302→
   303→### Week 13: Performance Optimization
   304→- [ ] Profile entire pipeline
   305→  - [ ] Identify performance bottlenecks
   306→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   307→  - [ ] Analyze memory access patterns
   308→  - [ ] Create optimization plan
   309→- [ ] Optimize memory usage
   310→  - [ ] Implement memory pooling
   311→  - [ ] Reduce memory fragmentation
   312→  - [ ] Optimize tensor allocation
   313→  - [ ] Add memory profiling
   314→- [ ] Optimize GPU kernels
   315→  - [ ] Tune grid and block sizes
   316→  - [ ] Optimize memory coalescing
   317→  - [ ] Use shared memory effectively
   318→  - [ ] Minimize divergent branches
   319→- [ ] Implement mixed precision
   320→  - [ ] Identify precision-sensitive operations
   321→  - [ ] Use float32 where appropriate
   322→  - [ ] Validate numerical stability
   323→  - [ ] Measure performance impact
   324→
   325→### Week 14: Statistical Validation
   326→- [ ] Create validation test suite
   327→  - [ ] Generate synthetic datasets with ground truth
   328→  - [ ] Create known statistical scenarios
   329→  - [ ] Define accuracy metrics
   330→- [ ] Validate against FSL randomise
   331→  - [ ] Run parallel tests with FSL
   332→  - [ ] Compare statistical outputs
   333→  - [ ] Verify <0.001% deviation
   334→  - [ ] Document any differences
   335→- [ ] Test edge cases
   336→  - [ ] Single voxel datasets
   337→  - [ ] Single subject analyses
   338→  - [ ] Extreme statistical values
   339→  - [ ] Degenerate design matrices
   340→- [ ] Validate permutation distributions
   341→  - [ ] Verify null distribution properties
   342→  - [ ] Check p-value uniformity
   343→  - [ ] Validate type I error rates
   344→  - [ ] Test statistical power
   345→
   346→### Week 15: CLI Enhancement and Compatibility
   347→- [ ] Achieve FSL randomise CLI compatibility
   348→  - [ ] Parse all randomise arguments
   349→  - [ ] Map arguments to internal functions
   350→  - [ ] Support legacy option formats
   351→  - [ ] Write compatibility tests
   352→- [ ] Add advanced CLI features
   353→  - [ ] Progress bars with Rich
   354→  - [ ] Verbose logging options
   355→  - [ ] Dry-run capability
   356→  - [ ] Configuration file support
   357→- [ ] Implement batch processing
   358→  - [ ] Support multiple input files
   359→  - [ ] Parallel job execution
   360→  - [ ] Job queuing system
   361→  - [ ] Results aggregation
   362→- [ ] Create GUI prototype (optional)
   363→  - [ ] Design basic interface
   364→  - [ ] Parameter configuration
   365→  - [ ] Real-time progress monitoring
   366→  - [ ] Results visualization
   367→
   368→### Week 16: Documentation and Examples
   369→- [ ] Write comprehensive user documentation
   370→  - [ ] Installation guide for all platforms
   371→  - [ ] Quick start tutorial
   372→  - [ ] CLI reference manual
   373→  - [ ] Migration guide from FSL
   374→- [ ] Create API documentation
   375→  - [ ] Document all public functions
   376→  - [ ] Add code examples
   377→  - [ ] Generate API reference with Sphinx
   378→  - [ ] Add type hints documentation
   379→- [ ] Develop example notebooks
   380→  - [ ] Basic one-sample t-test example
   381→  - [ ] Multiple regression example
   382→  - [ ] TFCE demonstration
   383→  - [ ] Performance comparison notebook
   384→- [ ] Create test datasets
   385→  - [ ] Generate small example datasets
   386→  - [ ] Include real fMRI samples
   387→  - [ ] Provide expected outputs
   388→  - [ ] Document dataset properties
   389→
   390→---
   391→
   392→## Phase 5: Release Preparation (Weeks 17-18)
   393→**Goal**: Prepare for public release
   394→
   395→### Week 17: Testing and Bug Fixes
   396→- [ ] Comprehensive integration testing
   397→  - [ ] Test all permutation strategies
   398→  - [ ] Test all correction methods
   399→  - [ ] Test all backends
   400→  - [ ] Test on various datasets
   401→- [ ] Platform testing
   402→  - [ ] Test on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS)
   403→  - [ ] Test on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
   404→  - [ ] Test on Windows
   405→  - [ ] Document platform-specific issues
   406→- [ ] Stress testing
   407→  - [ ] Test with maximum data sizes
   408→  - [ ] Test with minimal resources
   409→  - [ ] Test error recovery
   410→  - [ ] Test interruption handling
   411→- [ ] Bug fixing sprint
   412→  - [ ] Address all critical bugs
   413→  - [ ] Fix documentation issues
   414→  - [ ] Resolve compatibility problems
   415→  - [ ] Update error messages
   416→
   417→### Week 18: Release and Deployment
   418→- [ ] Prepare release package
   419→  - [ ] Update version numbers
   420→  - [ ] Write release notes
   421→  - [ ] Update CHANGELOG.md
   422→  - [ ] Create release branch
   423→- [ ] Set up package distribution
   424→  - [ ] Configure PyPI packaging
   425→  - [ ] Test package installation
   426→  - [ ] Set up conda-forge recipe
   427→  - [ ] Create Docker images
   428→- [ ] Launch documentation
   429→  - [ ] Deploy to ReadTheDocs
   430→  - [ ] Set up versioned documentation
   431→  - [ ] Create landing page
   432→  - [ ] Add tutorials and guides
   433→- [ ] Community preparation
   434→  - [ ] Create GitHub issue templates
   435→  - [ ] Set up discussion forum
   436→  - [ ] Prepare announcement posts
   437→  - [ ] Contact beta testers
   438→
   439→---
   440→
   441→## Continuous Tasks (Throughout Development)
   442→
   443→### Code Quality
   444→- [ ] Maintain >90% test coverage
   445→- [ ] Keep all tests passing
   446→- [ ] Address linting issues immediately
   447→- [ ] Update type hints as needed
   448→- [ ] Refactor when necessary
   449→
   450→### Documentation
   451→- [ ] Update docstrings with changes
   452→- [ ] Keep README.md current
   453→- [ ] Document design decisions
   454→- [ ] Update user guides
   455→- [ ] Maintain API changelog
   456→
   457→### Performance
   458→- [ ] Monitor performance regressions
   459→- [ ] Track memory usage
   460→- [ ] Optimize hot paths
   461→- [ ] Profile regularly
   462→- [ ] Benchmark against targets
   463→
   464→### Communication
   465→- [ ] Update SCRATCHPAD.md with notes
   466→- [ ] Mark completed tasks promptly
   467→- [ ] Add newly discovered tasks
   468→- [ ] Document blockers
   469→- [ ] Communicate progress
   470→
   471→---
   472→
   473→## Discovered Tasks (Add new tasks here as they arise)
   474→
   475→### High Priority
   476→- [ ] (Add discovered high-priority tasks here)
   477→
   478→### Medium Priority
   479→- [ ] (Add discovered medium-priority tasks here)
   480→
   481→### Low Priority
   482→- [ ] (Add discovered low-priority tasks here)
   483→
   484→### Technical Debt
   485→- [ ] (Add technical debt items here)
   486→
   487→---
   488→
   489→## Blocked Tasks
   490→
   491→### Currently Blocked
   492→- [ ] Task name [BLOCKED: reason]
   493→
   494→---
   495→
   496→## Completion Statistics
   497→
   498→### Phase 1: Foundation
   499→- Total tasks: 52
   500→- Completed: 0
   501→- In Progress: 0
   502→- Blocked: 0
   503→- **Progress: 0%**
   504→
   505→### Phase 2: GPU Acceleration
   506→- Total tasks: 36
   507→- Completed: 0
   508→- In Progress: 0
   509→- Blocked: 0
   510→- **Progress: 0%**
   511→
   512→### Phase 3: Statistical Features
   513→- Total tasks: 44
   514→- Completed: 0
   515→- In Progress: 0
   516→- Blocked: 0
   517→- **Progress: 0%**
   518→
   519→### Phase 4: Optimization & Polish
   520→- Total tasks: 52
   521→- Completed: 0
   522→- In Progress: 0
   523→- Blocked: 0
   524→- **Progress: 0%**
   525→
   526→### Phase 5: Release Preparation
   527→- Total tasks: 32
   528→- Completed: 0
   529→- In Progress: 0
   530→- Blocked: 0
   531→- **Progress: 0%**
   532→
   533→### Overall Project
   534→- **Total tasks: 216**
   535→- **Completed: 0 (0%)**
   536→- **Remaining: 216**
   537→
   538→---
   539→
   540→## Notes
   541→- This task list is comprehensive but not exhaustive
   542→- Add new tasks as they are discovered during development
   543→- Some tasks may be split or combined based on actual complexity
   544→- Priority may shift based on user feedback and requirements
   545→- Update progress percentages after each work session
   546→
   547→---
   548→
   549→*Last Updated: [Date]*
   550→*Next Review: [Date]*

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     1→# Development scratchpad
     2→
     3→- Use this file to keep notes on ongoing development work.
     4→- When the work is completed, clean it out from this file, so that it only reflects ongoing work.
     5→
     6→## NOTES
     7→
     8→

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- /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/
  - CLAUDE.md
  - PLANNING.md
  - PRD.md
  - README.md
  - SCRATCHPAD.md
  - TASKS.md
  - pyproject.toml
  - src/
    - accelperm/
      - __init__.py

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     1→[project]
     2→name = "accelperm"
     3→version = "0.1.0"
     4→description = "Add your description here"
     5→readme = "README.md"
     6→authors = [
     7→    { name = "Russell Poldrack", email = "poldrack@gmail.com" }
     8→]
     9→requires-python = ">=3.13"
    10→dependencies = []
    11→
    12→[project.scripts]
    13→accelperm = "accelperm:main"
    14→
    15→[build-system]
    16→requires = ["hatchling"]
    17→build-backend = "hatchling.build"
    18→

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The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/pyproject.toml has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→[project]
     2→name = "accelperm"
     3→version = "0.1.0"
     4→description = "GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data"
     5→readme = "README.md"
     6→authors = [
     7→    { name = "Russell Poldrack", email = "poldrack@gmail.com" }
     8→]
     9→requires-python = ">=3.12"
    10→dependencies = [
    11→    # Core scientific computing
    12→    "numpy>=1.24.0",
    13→    "scipy>=1.11.0",
    14→    
    15→    # Neuroimaging I/O
    16→    "nibabel>=5.0.0",
    17→    
    18→    # GPU acceleration
    19→    "torch>=2.0.0",
    20→    
    21→    # Data validation
    22→    "pydantic>=2.0.0",
    23→    
    24→    # CLI
    25→    "typer>=0.9.0",
    26→    "rich>=13.0.0",
    27→    
    28→    # Configuration
    29→    "toml>=0.10.0",
    30→]
    31→
    32→[project.optional-dependencies]
    33→dev = [
    34→    # Testing
    35→    "pytest>=7.0.0",
    36→    "pytest-cov>=4.0.0",
    37→    "pytest-benchmark>=4.0.0",
    38→    "pytest-mock>=3.0.0",
    39→    "hypothesis>=6.0.0",
    40→    
    41→    # Code Quality
    42→    "ruff>=0.1.0",
    43→    "mypy>=1.0.0",
    44→    "isort>=5.0.0",
    45→    
    46→    # Documentation
    47→    "sphinx>=7.0.0",
    48→    "sphinx-rtd-theme>=1.0.0",
    49→    "myst-parser>=2.0.0",
    50→    
    51→    # Development Tools
    52→    "pre-commit>=3.0.0",
    53→    "ipython>=8.0.0",
    54→    "jupyter>=1.0.0",
    55→    
    56→    # Profiling
    57→    "py-spy>=0.3.0",
    58→    "memray>=1.0.0",
    59→]
    60→
    61→[project.scripts]
    62→accelperm = "accelperm.cli:main"
    63→gpu-randomise = "accelperm.cli:main"  # Alias for compatibility
    64→
    65→[build-system]
    66→requires = ["hatchling"]
    67→build-backend = "hatchling.build"
    68→
    69→[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
    70→packages = ["src/accelperm"]
    71→
    72→[tool.ruff]
    73→line-length = 88
    74→target-version = "py312"
    75→select = [
    76→    "E",  # pycodestyle errors
    77→    "W",  # pycodestyle warnings
    78→    "F",  # pyflakes
    79→    "I",  # isort
    80→    "B",  # flake8-bugbear
    81→    "C4",  # flake8-comprehensions
    82→    "UP",  # pyupgrade
    83→    "ARG",  # flake8-unused-arguments
    84→    "SIM",  # flake8-simplify
    85→]
    86→ignore = ["E501", "B008"]  # line too long, function calls in argument defaults
    87→exclude = [
    88→    ".git",
    89→    "__pycache__",
    90→    "docs/conf.py",
    91→    "build",
    92→    "dist",
    93→]
    94→
    95→[tool.ruff.isort]
    96→known-first-party = ["accelperm"]
    97→
    98→[tool.mypy]
    99→python_version = "3.12"
   100→warn_return_any = true
   101→warn_unused_configs = true
   102→disallow_untyped_defs = true
   103→disallow_any_generics = true
   104→check_untyped_defs = true
   105→no_implicit_optional = true
   106→warn_redundant_casts = true
   107→warn_unused_ignores = true
   108→strict_equality = true
   109→
   110→[[tool.mypy.overrides]]
   111→module = [
   112→    "nibabel.*",
   113→    "scipy.*",
   114→    "numpy.*",
   115→    "torch.*",
   116→]
   117→ignore_missing_imports = true
   118→
   119→[tool.pytest.ini_options]
   120→minversion = "7.0"
   121→addopts = [
   122→    "-ra",
   123→    "--strict-markers",
   124→    "--cov=accelperm",
   125→    "--cov-branch",
   126→    "--cov-report=term-missing",
   127→    "--cov-report=html",
   128→    "--cov-report=xml",
   129→]
   130→testpaths = ["tests"]
   131→python_files = ["test_*.py", "*_test.py"]
   132→python_classes = ["Test*"]
   133→python_functions = ["test_*"]
   134→filterwarnings = [
   135→    "error",
   136→    "ignore::UserWarning",
   137→    "ignore::DeprecationWarning",
   138→]
   139→
   140→[tool.coverage.run]
   141→source = ["src/accelperm"]
   142→branch = true
   143→
   144→[tool.coverage.report]
   145→precision = 2
   146→show_missing = true
   147→skip_covered = false
   148→exclude_lines = [
   149→    "pragma: no cover",
   150→    "def __repr__",
   151→    "if __name__ == .__main__.:",
   152→    "raise NotImplementedError",
   153→    "if TYPE_CHECKING:",
   154→]
   155→
   156→[tool.coverage.html]
   157→directory = "htmlcov"
   158→

     1→# Python-generated files
     2→__pycache__/
     3→*.py[oc]
     4→build/
     5→dist/
     6→wheels/
     7→*.egg-info
     8→
     9→# Virtual environments
    10→.venv
    11→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/.gitignore has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→# Byte-compiled / optimized / DLL files
     2→__pycache__/
     3→*.py[cod]
     4→*$py.class
     5→
     6→# C extensions
     7→*.so
     8→
     9→# Distribution / packaging
    10→.Python
    11→build/
    12→develop-eggs/
    13→dist/
    14→downloads/
    15→eggs/
    16→.eggs/
    17→lib/
    18→lib64/
    19→parts/
    20→sdist/
    21→var/
    22→wheels/
    23→share/python-wheels/
    24→*.egg-info/
    25→.installed.cfg
    26→*.egg
    27→MANIFEST
    28→
    29→# PyInstaller
    30→*.manifest
    31→*.spec
    32→
    33→# Installer logs
    34→pip-log.txt
    35→pip-delete-this-directory.txt
    36→
    37→# Unit test / coverage reports
    38→htmlcov/
    39→.tox/
    40→.nox/
    41→.coverage
    42→.coverage.*
    43→.cache
    44→nosetests.xml
    45→coverage.xml
    46→*.cover
    47→*.py,cover
    48→.hypothesis/
    49→.pytest_cache/
    50→cover/
    51→
    52→# Translations
    53→*.mo
    54→*.pot
    55→
    56→# Django stuff:
    57→*.log
    58→local_settings.py
    59→db.sqlite3
    60→db.sqlite3-journal
    61→
    62→# Flask stuff:
    63→instance/
    64→.webassets-cache
    65→
    66→# Scrapy stuff:
    67→.scrapy
    68→
    69→# Sphinx documentation
    70→docs/_build/
    71→docs/_static/
    72→docs/_templates/
    73→
    74→# PyBuilder
    75→.pybuilder/
    76→target/
    77→
    78→# Jupyter Notebook
    79→.ipynb_checkpoints
    80→
    81→# IPython
    82→profile_default/
    83→ipython_config.py
    84→
    85→# pyenv
    86→.python-version
    87→
    88→# pipenv
    89→Pipfile.lock
    90→
    91→# poetry
    92→poetry.lock
    93→
    94→# pdm
    95→.pdm.toml
    96→.pdm-python
    97→.pdm-build/
    98→
    99→# PEP 582
   100→__pypackages__/
   101→
   102→# Celery stuff
   103→celerybeat-schedule
   104→celerybeat.pid
   105→
   106→# SageMath parsed files
   107→*.sage.py
   108→
   109→# Environments
   110→.env
   111→.venv
   112→env/
   113→venv/
   114→ENV/
   115→env.bak/
   116→venv.bak/
   117→
   118→# Spyder project settings
   119→.spyderproject
   120→.spyproject
   121→
   122→# Rope project settings
   123→.ropeproject
   124→
   125→# mkdocs documentation
   126→/site
   127→
   128→# mypy
   129→.mypy_cache/
   130→.dmypy.json
   131→dmypy.json
   132→
   133→# Pyre type checker
   134→.pyre/
   135→
   136→# pytype static type analyzer
   137→.pytype/
   138→
   139→# Cython debug symbols
   140→cython_debug/
   141→
   142→# VS Code
   143→.vscode/
   144→*.code-workspace
   145→
   146→# PyCharm
   147→.idea/
   148→
   149→# macOS
   150→.DS_Store
   151→.AppleDouble
   152→.LSOverride
   153→
   154→# Windows
   155→Thumbs.db
   156→Thumbs.db:encryptable
   157→ehthumbs.db
   158→ehthumbs_vista.db
   159→*.stackdump
   160→[Dd]esktop.ini
   161→$RECYCLE.BIN/
   162→*.lnk
   163→
   164→# Project specific
   165→/data/
   166→/results/
   167→/output/
   168→*.nii
   169→*.nii.gz
   170→*.mat
   171→*.con
   172→*.grp
   173→
   174→# Profiling
   175→*.prof
   176→*.lprof
   177→profile.svg
   178→*.bin
   179→
   180→# Benchmarks
   181→benchmark_results/
   182→
   183→# Temporary files
   184→*.tmp
   185→*.bak
   186→*.swp
   187→*~
   188→
   189→# ruff
   190→.ruff_cache/

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/__init__.py has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→"""AccelPerm: GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data."""
     2→
     3→__version__ = "0.1.0"
     4→__author__ = "Russell Poldrack"
     5→__email__ = "poldrack@gmail.com"
     6→
     7→from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
     8→
     9→if TYPE_CHECKING:
    10→    from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
    11→    from accelperm.core.orchestrator import Orchestrator
    12→
    13→__all__ = ["__version__", "Backend", "Orchestrator"]
    14→

On branch dev/fsl-pseudocode
Changes to be committed:
  (use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
	new file:   .github/workflows/ci.yml
	modified:   .gitignore
	new file:   .pre-commit-config.yaml
	new file:   CHANGELOG.md
	new file:   CONTRIBUTING.md
	new file:   Makefile
	new file:   README.md
	new file:   docs/Makefile
	modified:   pyproject.toml
	new file:   setup.cfg
	modified:   src/accelperm/__init__.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/backends/__init__.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/backends/base.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/backends/cuda.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/backends/mps.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/cli.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/__init__.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/corrections.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/permutation.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/statistics.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/core/tfce.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/io/__init__.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/io/design.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/io/nifti.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/io/output.py
	new file:   src/accelperm/py.typed
	new file:   tests/__init__.py
	new file:   tests/conftest.py

diff --git a/.github/workflows/ci.yml b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c200160
--- /dev/null
+++ b/.github/workflows/ci.yml
@@ -0,0 +1,140 @@
+name: CI
+
+on:
+  push:
+    branches: [ main, develop ]
+  pull_request:
+    branches: [ main, develop ]
+  workflow_dispatch:
+
+permissions:
+  contents: read
+
+jobs:
+  lint:
+    name: Lint
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+      
+      - name: Set up Python
+        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
+        with:
+          python-version: '3.12'
+      
+      - name: Install uv
+        uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v2
+      
+      - name: Install dependencies
+        run: |
+          uv pip install --system ruff mypy
+      
+      - name: Run ruff
+        run: |
+          ruff check src/ tests/
+          ruff format --check src/ tests/
+      
+      - name: Run mypy
+        run: |
+          mypy src/
+
+  test:
+    name: Test Python ${{ matrix.python-version }} on ${{ matrix.os }}
+    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
+    strategy:
+      fail-fast: false
+      matrix:
+        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
+        python-version: ['3.12']
+        include:
+          - os: ubuntu-latest
+            python-version: '3.13'
+    
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+      
+      - name: Set up Python ${{ matrix.python-version }}
+        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
+        with:
+          python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
+      
+      - name: Install uv
+        uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v2
+      
+      - name: Install dependencies
+        run: |
+          uv pip install --system -e ".[dev]"
+      
+      - name: Run tests with coverage
+        run: |
+          pytest --cov=accelperm --cov-report=xml --cov-report=term tests/
+      
+      - name: Upload coverage to Codecov
+        if: matrix.os == 'ubuntu-latest' && matrix.python-version == '3.12'
+        uses: codecov/codecov-action@v3
+        with:
+          file: ./coverage.xml
+          flags: unittests
+          name: codecov-umbrella
+          fail_ci_if_error: false
+
+  benchmark:
+    name: Performance Benchmarks
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    if: github.event_name == 'push' && github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'
+    
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+      
+      - name: Set up Python
+        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
+        with:
+          python-version: '3.12'
+      
+      - name: Install uv
+        uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v2
+      
+      - name: Install dependencies
+        run: |
+          uv pip install --system -e ".[dev]"
+      
+      - name: Run benchmarks
+        run: |
+          pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only --benchmark-json=benchmark_results.json
+      
+      - name: Store benchmark result
+        uses: benchmark-action/github-action-benchmark@v1
+        with:
+          tool: 'pytest'
+          output-file-path: benchmark_results.json
+          github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
+          auto-push: true
+
+  docs:
+    name: Build Documentation
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    
+    steps:
+      - uses: actions/checkout@v4
+      
+      - name: Set up Python
+        uses: actions/setup-python@v5
+        with:
+          python-version: '3.12'
+      
+      - name: Install uv
+        uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v2
+      
+      - name: Install dependencies
+        run: |
+          uv pip install --system -e ".[dev]"
+      
+      - name: Build documentation
+        run: |
+          cd docs && make html
+      
+      - name: Upload documentation artifacts
+        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
+        with:
+          name: documentation
+          path: docs/_build/html/
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diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
index 505a3b1..2b1a44e 100644
--- a/.gitignore
+++ b/.gitignore
@@ -1,10 +1,190 @@
-# Python-generated files
+# Byte-compiled / optimized / DLL files
 __pycache__/
-*.py[oc]
+*.py[cod]
+*$py.class
+
+# C extensions
+*.so
+
+# Distribution / packaging
+.Python
 build/
+develop-eggs/
 dist/
+downloads/
+eggs/
+.eggs/
+lib/
+lib64/
+parts/
+sdist/
+var/
 wheels/
-*.egg-info
+share/python-wheels/
+*.egg-info/
+.installed.cfg
+*.egg
+MANIFEST
+
+# PyInstaller
+*.manifest
+*.spec
+
+# Installer logs
+pip-log.txt
+pip-delete-this-directory.txt
+
+# Unit test / coverage reports
+htmlcov/
+.tox/
+.nox/
+.coverage
+.coverage.*
+.cache
+nosetests.xml
+coverage.xml
+*.cover
+*.py,cover
+.hypothesis/
+.pytest_cache/
+cover/
+
+# Translations
+*.mo
+*.pot
+
+# Django stuff:
+*.log
+local_settings.py
+db.sqlite3
+db.sqlite3-journal
+
+# Flask stuff:
+instance/
+.webassets-cache
+
+# Scrapy stuff:
+.scrapy
+
+# Sphinx documentation
+docs/_build/
+docs/_static/
+docs/_templates/
+
+# PyBuilder
+.pybuilder/
+target/
+
+# Jupyter Notebook
+.ipynb_checkpoints
+
+# IPython
+profile_default/
+ipython_config.py
+
+# pyenv
+.python-version
+
+# pipenv
+Pipfile.lock
+
+# poetry
+poetry.lock
+
+# pdm
+.pdm.toml
+.pdm-python
+.pdm-build/
+
+# PEP 582
+__pypackages__/
 
-# Virtual environments
+# Celery stuff
+celerybeat-schedule
+celerybeat.pid
+
+# SageMath parsed files
+*.sage.py
+
+# Environments
+.env
 .venv
+env/
+venv/
+ENV/
+env.bak/
+venv.bak/
+
+# Spyder project settings
+.spyderproject
+.spyproject
+
+# Rope project settings
+.ropeproject
+
+# mkdocs documentation
+/site
+
+# mypy
+.mypy_cache/
+.dmypy.json
+dmypy.json
+
+# Pyre type checker
+.pyre/
+
+# pytype static type analyzer
+.pytype/
+
+# Cython debug symbols
+cython_debug/
+
+# VS Code
+.vscode/
+*.code-workspace
+
+# PyCharm
+.idea/
+
+# macOS
+.DS_Store
+.AppleDouble
+.LSOverride
+
+# Windows
+Thumbs.db
+Thumbs.db:encryptable
+ehthumbs.db
+ehthumbs_vista.db
+*.stackdump
+[Dd]esktop.ini
+$RECYCLE.BIN/
+*.lnk
+
+# Project specific
+/data/
+/results/
+/output/
+*.nii
+*.nii.gz
+*.mat
+*.con
+*.grp
+
+# Profiling
+*.prof
+*.lprof
+profile.svg
+*.bin
+
+# Benchmarks
+benchmark_results/
+
+# Temporary files
+*.tmp
+*.bak
+*.swp
+*~
+
+# ruff
+.ruff_cache/
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/.pre-commit-config.yaml b/.pre-commit-config.yaml
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f1f9395
--- /dev/null
+++ b/.pre-commit-config.yaml
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+repos:
+  - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
+    rev: v4.5.0
+    hooks:
+      - id: trailing-whitespace
+      - id: end-of-file-fixer
+      - id: check-yaml
+      - id: check-added-large-files
+        args: ['--maxkb=1000']
+      - id: check-json
+      - id: check-toml
+      - id: check-merge-conflict
+      - id: check-case-conflict
+      - id: detect-private-key
+      - id: mixed-line-ending
+        args: ['--fix=lf']
+
+  - repo: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff-pre-commit
+    rev: v0.1.9
+    hooks:
+      - id: ruff
+        args: ['--fix', '--exit-non-zero-on-fix']
+      - id: ruff-format
+
+  - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/mirrors-mypy
+    rev: v1.8.0
+    hooks:
+      - id: mypy
+        additional_dependencies: 
+          - pydantic>=2.0.0
+          - numpy>=1.24.0
+          - types-toml
+        files: ^src/
+        args: [--strict, --ignore-missing-imports]
+
+  - repo: https://github.com/pycqa/isort
+    rev: 5.13.2
+    hooks:
+      - id: isort
+        args: ["--profile", "black", "--line-length", "88"]
+
+  - repo: https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry
+    rev: 1.7.0
+    hooks:
+      - id: poetry-check
+        files: pyproject.toml
+
+default_language_version:
+  python: python3.12
+
+ci:
+  autofix_prs: true
+  autofix_commit_msg: '[pre-commit.ci] auto fixes from pre-commit hooks'
+  autoupdate_schedule: weekly
+  autoupdate_commit_msg: '[pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate'
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..03944aa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/CHANGELOG.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+# Changelog
+
+All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
+
+The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/),
+and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
+
+## [Unreleased]
+
+### Added
+- Initial project structure and configuration
+- Backend abstraction layer for CPU, MPS, and CUDA
+- Core architecture for orchestration, statistics, permutation, and corrections
+- Data I/O layer for NIfTI files, design matrices, and output
+- Comprehensive development tooling (ruff, mypy, pytest, pre-commit)
+- CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Actions
+- Documentation structure with Sphinx
+
+## [0.1.0] - 2024-01-XX
+
+### Added
+- Initial package structure
+- Project documentation (CLAUDE.md, PLANNING.md, TASKS.md)
+- Development environment configuration
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..76d3777
--- /dev/null
+++ b/CONTRIBUTING.md
@@ -0,0 +1,163 @@
+# Contributing to AccelPerm
+
+We welcome contributions to AccelPerm! This document provides guidelines for contributing to the project.
+
+## Development Setup
+
+1. **Clone the repository**:
+   ```bash
+   git clone https://github.com/poldrack/accelperm.git
+   cd accelperm
+   ```
+
+2. **Install uv** (recommended package manager):
+   ```bash
+   curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
+   ```
+
+3. **Create virtual environment and install dependencies**:
+   ```bash
+   uv venv
+   source .venv/bin/activate  # On Unix
+   # or
+   .venv\Scripts\activate     # On Windows
+   
+   uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
+   ```
+
+4. **Install pre-commit hooks**:
+   ```bash
+   pre-commit install
+   ```
+
+## Development Workflow
+
+### Before Making Changes
+
+1. **Check TASKS.md** to see what needs to be done
+2. **Read CLAUDE.md** for development guidelines
+3. **Create a feature branch**:
+   ```bash
+   git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
+   ```
+
+### Test-Driven Development
+
+We follow strict TDD principles:
+
+1. **Write failing tests first** (RED phase)
+2. **Write minimal code to pass** (GREEN phase)
+3. **Refactor and optimize** (REFACTOR phase)
+
+### Code Quality Standards
+
+- **Type hints**: All public APIs must have type hints
+- **Docstrings**: NumPy-style docstrings for all public functions
+- **Line length**: Maximum 88 characters
+- **Test coverage**: >90% for unit tests, >80% for integration tests
+
+### Running Tests
+
+```bash
+# Run all tests
+make test
+
+# Run with coverage
+make test-cov
+
+# Run specific test file
+pytest tests/unit/test_statistics.py
+
+# Run benchmarks
+make benchmark
+```
+
+### Code Formatting and Linting
+
+```bash
+# Format code
+make format
+
+# Run linting
+make lint
+
+# Run type checking
+make type-check
+```
+
+### Documentation
+
+- Update docstrings when changing function signatures
+- Add examples to docstrings for complex functions
+- Update user documentation for new features
+
+## Statistical Validation
+
+All statistical implementations must be validated against FSL randomise with <0.001% deviation. When implementing new statistical methods:
+
+1. Create validation tests in `tests/validation/`
+2. Compare results with FSL randomise on known datasets
+3. Document any discrepancies or limitations
+
+## Performance Requirements
+
+GPU implementations must achieve minimum 10x speedup over CPU. When optimizing:
+
+1. Profile before optimizing
+2. Add performance benchmarks
+3. Test on realistic dataset sizes
+4. Document performance characteristics
+
+## Pull Request Process
+
+1. **Ensure tests pass**: All tests must pass before submitting PR
+2. **Maintain coverage**: Test coverage should not decrease
+3. **Update documentation**: Update relevant documentation
+4. **Performance check**: No significant performance regressions
+5. **Review checklist**:
+   - [ ] Tests pass
+   - [ ] Coverage maintained
+   - [ ] Documentation updated
+   - [ ] Performance benchmarked
+   - [ ] Type hints complete
+
+## GPU Development Guidelines
+
+### Memory Management
+- Always clean up GPU memory
+- Use memory pooling for frequent allocations
+- Handle out-of-memory errors gracefully
+- Test with various GPU memory sizes
+
+### Cross-Platform Compatibility
+- Test on both CUDA and MPS backends
+- Ensure CPU fallback works correctly
+- Handle hardware detection properly
+
+## Reporting Issues
+
+When reporting bugs or requesting features:
+
+1. **Search existing issues** first
+2. **Use issue templates** when available
+3. **Provide minimal reproduction** for bugs
+4. **Include system information** (OS, Python version, GPU type)
+
+## Communication
+
+- **Discussions**: Use GitHub Discussions for questions
+- **Issues**: Use GitHub Issues for bugs and feature requests
+- **Email**: Contact maintainers for security issues
+
+## License
+
+By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the MIT License.
+
+## Recognition
+
+Contributors will be recognized in:
+- CHANGELOG.md
+- AUTHORS file
+- Documentation acknowledgments
+
+Thank you for contributing to AccelPerm!
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..f886ccd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
+.PHONY: help install install-dev test test-cov lint format type-check clean build docs serve-docs benchmark
+
+help:
+	@echo "Available commands:"
+	@echo "  make install      Install the package"
+	@echo "  make install-dev  Install the package with dev dependencies"
+	@echo "  make test         Run tests"
+	@echo "  make test-cov     Run tests with coverage"
+	@echo "  make lint         Run linting checks"
+	@echo "  make format       Format code"
+	@echo "  make type-check   Run type checking"
+	@echo "  make clean        Clean build artifacts"
+	@echo "  make build        Build distribution packages"
+	@echo "  make docs         Build documentation"
+	@echo "  make serve-docs   Serve documentation locally"
+	@echo "  make benchmark    Run benchmarks"
+
+install:
+	uv pip install -e .
+
+install-dev:
+	uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
+	pre-commit install
+
+test:
+	pytest tests/
+
+test-cov:
+	pytest --cov=accelperm --cov-report=term-missing --cov-report=html tests/
+
+lint:
+	ruff check src/ tests/
+	mypy src/
+
+format:
+	ruff format src/ tests/
+	isort src/ tests/
+
+type-check:
+	mypy src/ --strict
+
+clean:
+	rm -rf build/
+	rm -rf dist/
+	rm -rf *.egg-info
+	rm -rf .coverage
+	rm -rf htmlcov/
+	rm -rf .pytest_cache/
+	rm -rf .ruff_cache/
+	rm -rf .mypy_cache/
+	find . -type d -name __pycache__ -exec rm -rf {} +
+	find . -type f -name "*.pyc" -delete
+
+build: clean
+	python -m build
+
+docs:
+	cd docs && make html
+
+serve-docs:
+	cd docs && python -m http.server --directory _build/html
+
+benchmark:
+	pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/docs/Makefile b/docs/Makefile
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..9613905
--- /dev/null
+++ b/docs/Makefile
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+# Minimal makefile for Sphinx documentation
+#
+
+# You can set these variables from the command line, and also
+# from the environment for the first two.
+SPHINXOPTS    ?=
+SPHINXBUILD  ?= sphinx-build
+SOURCEDIR    = source
+BUILDDIR     = _build
+
+# Put it first so that "make" without argument is like "make help".
+help:
+	@$(SPHINXBUILD) -M help "$(SOURCEDIR)" "$(BUILDDIR)" $(SPHINXOPTS) $(O)
+
+.PHONY: help Makefile
+
+# Catch-all target: route all unknown targets to Sphinx-build using the new
+# "make mode" option.  $(O) is meant as a shortcut for $(SPHINXOPTS).
+%: Makefile
+	@$(SPHINXBUILD) -M $@ "$(SOURCEDIR)" "$(BUILDDIR)" $(SPHINXOPTS) $(O)
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/pyproject.toml b/pyproject.toml
index 2c9249d..99c5003 100644
--- a/pyproject.toml
+++ b/pyproject.toml
@@ -1,17 +1,157 @@
 [project]
 name = "accelperm"
 version = "0.1.0"
-description = "Add your description here"
+description = "GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data"
 readme = "README.md"
 authors = [
     { name = "Russell Poldrack", email = "poldrack@gmail.com" }
 ]
-requires-python = ">=3.13"
-dependencies = []
+requires-python = ">=3.12"
+dependencies = [
+    # Core scientific computing
+    "numpy>=1.24.0",
+    "scipy>=1.11.0",
+    
+    # Neuroimaging I/O
+    "nibabel>=5.0.0",
+    
+    # GPU acceleration
+    "torch>=2.0.0",
+    
+    # Data validation
+    "pydantic>=2.0.0",
+    
+    # CLI
+    "typer>=0.9.0",
+    "rich>=13.0.0",
+    
+    # Configuration
+    "toml>=0.10.0",
+]
+
+[project.optional-dependencies]
+dev = [
+    # Testing
+    "pytest>=7.0.0",
+    "pytest-cov>=4.0.0",
+    "pytest-benchmark>=4.0.0",
+    "pytest-mock>=3.0.0",
+    "hypothesis>=6.0.0",
+    
+    # Code Quality
+    "ruff>=0.1.0",
+    "mypy>=1.0.0",
+    "isort>=5.0.0",
+    
+    # Documentation
+    "sphinx>=7.0.0",
+    "sphinx-rtd-theme>=1.0.0",
+    "myst-parser>=2.0.0",
+    
+    # Development Tools
+    "pre-commit>=3.0.0",
+    "ipython>=8.0.0",
+    "jupyter>=1.0.0",
+    
+    # Profiling
+    "py-spy>=0.3.0",
+    "memray>=1.0.0",
+]
 
 [project.scripts]
-accelperm = "accelperm:main"
+accelperm = "accelperm.cli:main"
+gpu-randomise = "accelperm.cli:main"  # Alias for compatibility
 
 [build-system]
 requires = ["hatchling"]
 build-backend = "hatchling.build"
+
+[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
+packages = ["src/accelperm"]
+
+[tool.ruff]
+line-length = 88
+target-version = "py312"
+select = [
+    "E",  # pycodestyle errors
+    "W",  # pycodestyle warnings
+    "F",  # pyflakes
+    "I",  # isort
+    "B",  # flake8-bugbear
+    "C4",  # flake8-comprehensions
+    "UP",  # pyupgrade
+    "ARG",  # flake8-unused-arguments
+    "SIM",  # flake8-simplify
+]
+ignore = ["E501", "B008"]  # line too long, function calls in argument defaults
+exclude = [
+    ".git",
+    "__pycache__",
+    "docs/conf.py",
+    "build",
+    "dist",
+]
+
+[tool.ruff.isort]
+known-first-party = ["accelperm"]
+
+[tool.mypy]
+python_version = "3.12"
+warn_return_any = true
+warn_unused_configs = true
+disallow_untyped_defs = true
+disallow_any_generics = true
+check_untyped_defs = true
+no_implicit_optional = true
+warn_redundant_casts = true
+warn_unused_ignores = true
+strict_equality = true
+
+[[tool.mypy.overrides]]
+module = [
+    "nibabel.*",
+    "scipy.*",
+    "numpy.*",
+    "torch.*",
+]
+ignore_missing_imports = true
+
+[tool.pytest.ini_options]
+minversion = "7.0"
+addopts = [
+    "-ra",
+    "--strict-markers",
+    "--cov=accelperm",
+    "--cov-branch",
+    "--cov-report=term-missing",
+    "--cov-report=html",
+    "--cov-report=xml",
+]
+testpaths = ["tests"]
+python_files = ["test_*.py", "*_test.py"]
+python_classes = ["Test*"]
+python_functions = ["test_*"]
+filterwarnings = [
+    "error",
+    "ignore::UserWarning",
+    "ignore::DeprecationWarning",
+]
+
+[tool.coverage.run]
+source = ["src/accelperm"]
+branch = true
+
+[tool.coverage.report]
+precision = 2
+show_missing = true
+skip_covered = false
+exclude_lines = [
+    "pragma: no cover",
+    "def __repr__",
+    "if __name__ == .__main__.:",
+    "raise NotImplementedError",
+    "if TYPE_CHECKING:",
+]
+
+[tool.coverage.html]
+directory = "htmlcov"
diff --git a/setup.cfg b/setup.cfg
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..74ca8b6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/setup.cfg
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+[metadata]
+name = accelperm
+version = attr: accelperm.__version__
+description = GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data
+long_description = file: README.md
+long_description_content_type = text/markdown
+author = Russell Poldrack
+author_email = poldrack@gmail.com
+url = https://github.com/poldrack/accelperm
+license = MIT
+classifiers =
+    Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
+    Intended Audience :: Science/Research
+    Topic :: Scientific/Engineering :: Medical Science Apps.
+    License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
+    Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+    Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
+
+[options]
+packages = find:
+python_requires = >=3.12
+package_dir =
+    = src
+include_package_data = True
+zip_safe = False
+
+[options.packages.find]
+where = src
+
+[options.package_data]
+accelperm = py.typed
+
+[flake8]
+max-line-length = 88
+extend-ignore = E203, E266, E501, W503
+max-complexity = 10
+exclude = .git,__pycache__,docs/source/conf.py,old,build,dist
+
+[isort]
+profile = black
+line_length = 88
+multi_line_output = 3
+include_trailing_comma = True
+force_grid_wrap = 0
+use_parentheses = True
+ensure_newline_before_comments = True
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/src/accelperm/__init__.py b/src/accelperm/__init__.py
index 8b13789..0647f14 100644
--- a/src/accelperm/__init__.py
+++ b/src/accelperm/__init__.py
@@ -1 +1,13 @@
+"""AccelPerm: GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data."""
 
+__version__ = "0.1.0"
+__author__ = "Russell Poldrack"
+__email__ = "poldrack@gmail.com"
+
+from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
+
+if TYPE_CHECKING:
+    from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
+    from accelperm.core.orchestrator import Orchestrator
+
+__all__ = ["__version__", "Backend", "Orchestrator"]
\ No newline at end of file
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index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/backends/base.py b/src/accelperm/backends/base.py
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index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py b/src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/backends/cuda.py b/src/accelperm/backends/cuda.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/backends/mps.py b/src/accelperm/backends/mps.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/cli.py b/src/accelperm/cli.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/__init__.py b/src/accelperm/core/__init__.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/corrections.py b/src/accelperm/core/corrections.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py b/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/permutation.py b/src/accelperm/core/permutation.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/statistics.py b/src/accelperm/core/statistics.py
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diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/tfce.py b/src/accelperm/core/tfce.py
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diff --git a/src/accelperm/io/__init__.py b/src/accelperm/io/__init__.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/io/design.py b/src/accelperm/io/design.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/io/nifti.py b/src/accelperm/io/nifti.py
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index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/io/output.py b/src/accelperm/io/output.py
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index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/src/accelperm/py.typed b/src/accelperm/py.typed
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..e69de29
diff --git a/tests/__init__.py b/tests/__init__.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..7576d9c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tests/__init__.py
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+"""Test suite for accelperm package."""
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/tests/conftest.py b/tests/conftest.py
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..c951dbf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/tests/conftest.py
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+"""Shared pytest fixtures and configuration."""
+
+import sys
+from pathlib import Path
+
+import pytest
+import numpy as np
+
+# Add src to path for testing
+sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent / "src"))
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def sample_data():
+    """Generate sample neuroimaging data for testing."""
+    np.random.seed(42)
+    n_voxels = 100
+    n_subjects = 20
+    data = np.random.randn(n_voxels, n_subjects)
+    return data
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def sample_design_matrix():
+    """Generate sample design matrix for testing."""
+    np.random.seed(42)
+    n_subjects = 20
+    n_covariates = 3
+    X = np.random.randn(n_subjects, n_covariates)
+    # Add intercept column
+    X = np.column_stack([np.ones(n_subjects), X])
+    return X
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def sample_contrast():
+    """Generate sample contrast vector for testing."""
+    # Test main effect of first covariate (after intercept)
+    return np.array([0, 1, 0, 0])
+
+
+@pytest.fixture
+def tmp_data_dir(tmp_path):
+    """Create a temporary directory for test data."""
+    data_dir = tmp_path / "test_data"
+    data_dir.mkdir()
+    return data_dir
\ No newline at end of file

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            - glue_mixed_bones.hpp
            - glue_mixed_meat.hpp
            - glue_mvnrnd_bones.hpp
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            - glue_polyval_bones.hpp
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            - glue_powext_bones.hpp
            - glue_powext_meat.hpp
            - glue_quantile_bones.hpp
            - glue_quantile_meat.hpp
            - glue_relational_bones.hpp
            - glue_relational_meat.hpp
            - glue_solve_bones.hpp
            - glue_solve_meat.hpp
            - glue_times_bones.hpp
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            - glue_times_misc_meat.hpp
            - glue_toeplitz_bones.hpp
            - glue_toeplitz_meat.hpp
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            - gmm_diag_bones.hpp
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            - gmm_full_bones.hpp
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            - newarp_DoubleShiftQR_meat.hpp
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            - newarp_GenEigsSolver_bones.hpp
            - newarp_GenEigsSolver_meat.hpp
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            - newarp_SparseGenRealShiftSolve_bones.hpp
            - newarp_SparseGenRealShiftSolve_meat.hpp
            - newarp_SymEigsShiftSolver_bones.hpp
            - newarp_SymEigsShiftSolver_meat.hpp
            - newarp_SymEigsSolver_bones.hpp
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            - newarp_TridiagEigen_meat.hpp
            - newarp_UpperHessenbergEigen_bones.hpp
            - newarp_UpperHessenbergEigen_meat.hpp
            - newarp_UpperHessenbergQR_bones.hpp
            - newarp_UpperHessenbergQR_meat.hpp
            - newarp_cx_attrib.hpp
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            - op_all_meat.hpp
            - op_any_bones.hpp
            - op_any_meat.hpp
            - op_chi2rnd_bones.hpp
            - op_chi2rnd_meat.hpp
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            - op_chol_meat.hpp
            - op_clamp_bones.hpp
            - op_clamp_meat.hpp
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            - op_cond_bones.hpp
            - op_cond_meat.hpp
            - op_cor_bones.hpp
            - op_cor_meat.hpp
            - op_cov_bones.hpp
            - op_cov_meat.hpp
            - op_cumprod_bones.hpp
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          - distancemap.cc
          - fsl2ascii.cc
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          - fslascii2img.cc
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          - fslchfiletype
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          - fslcomplex.cc
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          - fslcreatehd.cc
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          - fslinfo
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          - fslmerge.cc
          - fslmodhd
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          - fslorient.cc
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          - fslreorient2std
          - fslroi.cc
          - fslselectvols.cc
          - fslsize
          - fslslice.cc
          - fslsmoothfill.cc
          - fslsplit.cc
          - fslstats.cc
          - fslswapdim
          - fslswapdim.cc
          - fslval
          - test_read.sh
          - test_write.sh
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          - basisfield.cpp
          - basisfield.h
          - dctfield.cpp
          - dctfield.h
          - fsl_splines.h
          - splinefield.cpp
          - splinefield.h
          - splines.c
          - splines.h
        - baycest/
          - Makefile
          - baycest
        - bet2/
          - Makefile
          - bet
          - bet.tcl
          - bet2.cpp
          - bet4animal
          - bet_proc.tcl
          - betsurf.cpp
          - betsurf.h
          - old_betall
          - robustfov.cc
        - bint/
          - Makefile
          - bintoptions.cc
          - bintoptions.h
          - lslaplacemanager.cc
          - lslaplacemanager.h
          - lsmcmcmanager.cc
          - lsmcmcmanager.h
          - mean.cc
          - meanoptions.cc
          - meanoptions.h
          - model.cc
          - model.h
        - cluster/
          - Makefile
          - cluster.cc
          - cluster2html
          - connectedcomp.cc
          - infer.cc
          - infer.h
          - infertest.cc
          - smoothest.cc
          - smoothest.h
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          - README.md
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          - btdtr.cc
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          - const.cc
          - cprob.h
          - cprob.mak
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          - expx2.cc
          - fdtr.cc
          - gamma.cc
          - gdtr.cc
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          - libprob.h
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          - msc.mak
          - msc.rsp
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          - pdtr.cc
          - polevl.cc
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          - xmath.cc
          - xmath.h
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          - BiasFieldEstimatorImpl.cpp
          - CPUStackResampler.cpp
          - CPUStackResampler.h
          - DWIPredictionMaker.h
          - DiffusionGP.cpp
          - DiffusionGP.h
          - ECModels.cpp
          - ECModels.h
          - ECScanClasses.cpp
          - ECScanClasses.h
          - EddyCommandLineOptions.cpp
          - EddyCommandLineOptions.h
          - EddyHelperClasses.cpp
          - EddyHelperClasses.h
          - EddyUtils.cpp
          - EddyUtils.h
          - HyParEstimator.cpp
          - HyParEstimator.h
          - KMatrix.cpp
          - KMatrix.h
          - LSResampler.cpp
          - LSResampler.h
          - LongECModels.cpp
          - LongECModels.h
          - Makefile
          - MoveBySuscCF.cpp
          - MoveBySuscCF.h
          - PostEddyAlignShellsFunctions.cpp
          - PostEddyAlignShellsFunctions.h
          - PostEddyCF.cpp
          - PostEddyCF.h
          - b0Predictor.cpp
          - b0Predictor.h
          - eddy
          - eddy.cpp
          - eddy.h
          - fmriPredictor.cpp
          - fmriPredictor.h
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          - fast_two.cc
          - lesions
          - mriseg_two.cc
          - mriseg_two.h
          - multi_mriseg_two.cc
          - multi_mriseg_two.h
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          - first_mult_bcorr.cc
          - first_roi_slicesdir
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          - run_first
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          - first_mesh.h
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          - epi_reg
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          - globaloptions.cc
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          - img2imgcoord.cc
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          - manualrot
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          - fnirtfns.cpp
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          - intensity_mappers.h
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          - make_fnirt_field.cpp
          - matching_points.cpp
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          - phase.cc
          - phase.h
          - tetrahedron.h
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          - Makefile
          - fslvtkio.cc
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          - LICENSE.gifti
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          - gifti_io.h
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          - gifti_test.h
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          - gifti_tool.h
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          - Makefile
          - lesion_filling.cc
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          - array_alloc.h
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          - writepng.h
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          - Globaloptions.h
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          - mpoint.cpp
          - mpoint.h
          - point.cpp
          - point.h
          - profile.cpp
          - profile.h
          - pt_special.cpp
          - pt_special.h
          - selfintersection.cpp
          - triangle.cpp
          - triangle.h
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          - Makefile
          - gifdecod.c
          - gifencod.c
          - hist2prob.c
          - morph_kernel.c
          - ptoz.cc
          - tmpnam
          - whirlgif.c
          - whirlgif.h
          - ztop.cc
          - ztop_function.h
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          - Makefile
          - fslFixText
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          - fslecho
        - misc_tcl/
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          - arrow.xbm
          - balloon.tcl
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          - file.xbm
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          - fix_cygwin_filename.tcl
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          - fsl_exec.tcl
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          - fslstart.tcl
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          - Simplex.cpp
          - Simplex.h
          - SpMat.h
          - SpMatMatrices.cpp
          - SpMatMatrices.h
          - base2z.cc
          - base2z.h
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          - bfmatrix.h
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          - bicgstab.h
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          - cheby.h
          - cspline.cc
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          - f2z.cc
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          - histogram.cc
          - histogram.h
          - ir.h
          - kernel.cc
          - kernel.h
          - kertest.cc
          - minimize.cc
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          - miscmaths.cc
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          - miscprob.cc
          - miscprob.h
          - nonlin.cpp
          - nonlin.h
          - optimise.cc
          - optimise.h
          - qmr.h
          - rungekutta.cc
          - rungekutta.h
          - sparse_matrix.cc
          - sparse_matrix.h
          - sparsefn.cc
          - sparsefn.h
          - splinterpolator.h
          - t2z.cc
          - t2z.h
        - mm/
          - Makefile
          - connected_offset.h
          - mixture_model.cc
          - mixture_model.h
          - mm.cc
          - mmoptions.cc
          - mmoptions.h
        - mvdisc/
          - MVdisc.cc
          - MVdisc.h
          - Makefile
        - newimage/
          - Makefile
          - complexvolume.cc
          - complexvolume.h
          - costfns.cc
          - costfns.h
          - edt.cc
          - edt.h
          - fmribmain.h
          - fmribmain2.h
          - generalio.cc
          - imfft.cc
          - imfft.h
          - newimage.cc
          - newimage.h
          - newimageall.h
          - newimagefns.cc
          - newimagefns.h
          - newimageio.h
          - skeletonapp.cc
          - voxeliterator.h
        - newmesh/
          - Makefile
          - Relations.cc
          - Relations.h
          - featurespace.cc
          - featurespace.h
          - giftiInterface.cc
          - giftiInterface.h
          - meshfns.cc
          - meshfns.h
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          - newmesh.h
          - point.cpp
          - point.h
          - resampler.cc
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        - newnifti/
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          - NewNifti.cc
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          - legacyFunctions.h
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          - include.h
          - myexcept.cpp
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          - newran.cpp
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          - tryrand4.cpp
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          - design_ttest2
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          - ranopts.h
          - setup_masks
          - unconfound.cc
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          - despot.cc
          - despotModel.cc
          - despotModel.h
          - despotOptions.cc
          - despotOptions.h
          - multiecho.cc
          - multiechoModel.cc
          - multiechoModel.h
          - multiechoOptions.cc
          - multiechoOptions.h
        - shapemodel/
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          - shapeModel.cc
          - shapeModel.h
        - slicetimer/
          - Makefile
          - slicetimer.cc
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          - susan.cc
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          - applytopup.cpp
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          - displacement_vector.cpp
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          - topup.cpp
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          - topupfns.cpp
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     1→/*  randomise.cc
     2→    Tim Behrens & Steve Smith & Matthew Webster (FMRIB) & Tom Nichols (UMich)
     3→    Copyright (C) 2004-2010 University of Oxford  */
     4→/*  CCOPYRIGHT  */
     5→
     6→#define _GNU_SOURCE 1
     7→#define POSIX_SOURCE 1
     8→#define CLUST_CON 26
     9→
    10→// 26 for FSL 18 for SPM
    11→#include "miscmaths/f2z.h"
    12→#include "newimage/newimageall.h"
    13→#include "cprob/libprob.h"
    14→#include "ranopts.h"
    15→
    16→#include <algorithm>
    17→#include <random>
    18→
    19→using namespace std;
    20→using namespace Utilities;
    21→using namespace NEWMAT;
    22→using namespace MISCMATHS;
    23→using namespace NEWIMAGE;
    24→using namespace RANDOMISE;
    25→
    26→std::mt19937_64 urbg;
    27→
    28→class OutputName {
    29→public:
    30→  OutputName() {};
    31→  OutputName(const string& inputRoot,const string& inputType,const bool asFeatStyle,const int statisticID);
    32→  string root;
    33→  string statisticType;
    34→  bool featStyle;
    35→  string contrastID;
    36→  string contrastType;
    37→  const string join(const string input1,const string input2) const { if ( input1!="" && input2!="" ) return (input1+"_"+input2); return input1+input2; }
    38→  const string join(const string input1,const string input2,const string input3) const { return join(join(input1,input2),input3); }
    39→  const string statName(const string subType="") const;
    40→  const string derivedStatName(const string subType) const;
    41→  const string name(const string subType="") const;
    42→  const string type() const { if (featStyle) return ""; return statisticType; }
    43→  const string contrast(const bool derived=false) const {  if (derived && featStyle and contrastType=="t") return ""; if (derived && !featStyle) return "_"+contrastType; return contrastType;}
    44→  OutputName typeClone(string newType) { OutputName newName(*this); newName.statisticType=newType; return newName;}
    45→};
    46→
    47→OutputName::OutputName(const string& inputRoot,const string& inputType,const bool asFeatStyle,const int statisticID) : root(inputRoot),statisticType(inputType),featStyle(asFeatStyle) {
    48→  if (statisticID>0) {
    49→    contrastID=num2str(statisticID);
    50→    contrastType="t";
    51→  } else {
    52→    contrastID=num2str(-statisticID);
    53→    contrastType="f";
    54→  }
    55→}
    56→
    57→const string OutputName::name(const string subType) const {
    58→  if (featStyle)
    59→    return root+join(type(),subType)+contrastID;
    60→  return join(root,type(),subType)+contrastID;
    61→}
    62→
    63→const string OutputName::statName(const string subType) const {
    64→  return name(join(subType,contrast())+"stat");
    65→}
    66→
    67→const string OutputName::derivedStatName(string subType) const {
    68→  return name(subType+contrast(true)+"stat");
    69→}
    70→
    71→class VoxelwiseDesign
    72→{
    73→public:
    74→  bool isSet;
    75→  vector<Matrix> EV;
    76→  vector<int> location;
    77→  vector<Matrix> designAtVoxel;
    78→  vector< vector<int> > dofAtVoxel;
    79→  vector<Matrix> contrastAtVoxel;
    80→  void setup(const vector<int>& voxelwise_ev_numbers,const vector<string>& voxelwise_ev_filenames,const volume<float>& mask, const int maximumLocation, const bool isVerbose);
    81→  VoxelwiseDesign() : isSet(false), storingByVoxel(false) {}
    82→  void storeByVoxel(size_t nVoxels) { storingByVoxel=true; EV.clear(); location.clear(); designAtVoxel.resize(nVoxels+1); dofAtVoxel.resize(nVoxels+1); contrastAtVoxel.resize(nVoxels+1);}
    83→  Matrix adjustDesign(const Matrix& originalDesign,const int voxelNo);
    84→private:
    85→  bool storingByVoxel;
    86→};
    87→
    88→Matrix VoxelwiseDesign::adjustDesign(const Matrix& originalDesign, const int voxelNo)
    89→{
    90→  if ( storingByVoxel )
    91→    return designAtVoxel[voxelNo];
    92→  Matrix newDesign(originalDesign);
    93→  for (unsigned int currentEV=0;currentEV<EV.size();currentEV++) {
    94→    if ( location[currentEV] < 0 )
    95→      newDesign.Columns( abs(location[currentEV]),abs(location[currentEV])+originalDesign.Nrows()-1 )=EV[currentEV].Column(voxelNo).AsDiagonal();
    96→    else
    97→       newDesign.Column(location[currentEV])=EV[currentEV].Column(voxelNo);
    98→  }
    99→  return newDesign;
   100→}
   101→
   102→void VoxelwiseDesign::setup(const vector<int>& EVnumbers,const vector<string>& EVfilenames,const volume<float>& mask,const int maximumLocation,const bool isVerbose)
   103→{
   104→  isSet=false;
   105→  if(EVnumbers.size() != EVfilenames.size())
   106→    throw Exception("Number of input voxelwise_ev_filenames must match number of voxelwise_ev_numbers");
   107→  location=EVnumbers;
   108→  EV.resize(EVfilenames.size());
   109→  volume4D<float> input;
   110→  for(unsigned int i=0; i<EV.size(); i++)
   111→  {
   112→    if(location[i]>maximumLocation)
   113→      throw Exception("voxelwise_ev_numbers option specifies a number greater than number of design EVs)");
   114→    if (isVerbose) cout << "Loading voxelwise ev: " << EVfilenames.at(i) << " for EV " << location.at(i) << endl;
   115→    read_volume4D(input,EVfilenames.at(i));
   116→    EV.at(i)=input.matrix(mask);
   117→  }
   118→  isSet=true;
   119→}
   120→
   121→VoxelwiseDesign voxelwiseInput;
   122→
   123→class Permuter
   124→{
   125→public:
   126→  bool isFlipping;
   127→  bool isRandom;
   128→  bool isPermutingBlocks;
   129→  int nBlocks;
   130→  int nSubjects;
   131→  double finalPermutation;
   132→  vector<double>       uniquePermutations; //0 is unique for whole design, 1..nBlocks is unique per block
   133→  vector<ColumnVector> permutedLabels;
   134→  vector<ColumnVector> originalLabels;
   135→  vector<ColumnVector> originalLocation;
   136→  vector<ColumnVector> previousPermutations;
   137→  ColumnVector truePermutation;
   138→  ColumnVector unpermutedVector;
   139→  Permuter();
   140→  ~Permuter();
   141→  void writePermutationHistory(const string& filename);
   142→  void createPermutationScheme(const Matrix& design, ColumnVector groups, const bool oneNonZeroContrast, const long requiredPermutations, const bool detectingNullElements, const bool outputDebug, const bool permuteBLocks=false,const bool forceFlipping=false);
   143→  void initialisePermutationBlocks(const ColumnVector& labels, const long requiredPermutations);
   144→  ColumnVector createDesignLabels(const Matrix& design);
   145→  void createTruePermutation(const ColumnVector& labels, ColumnVector copyOldlabels, ColumnVector& permvec);
   146→  ColumnVector nextPermutation(const long perm);
   147→  ColumnVector nextPermutation(const long permutationNumber, const bool printStatus, const bool isStoring);
   148→  bool isPreviousPermutation(const ColumnVector& newPermutation);
   149→  ColumnVector permutationVector();
   150→  double reportRequiredPermutations(const bool printToScreen);
   151→  ColumnVector returnPreviousTruePermutation(const long permutationNumber);
   152→  ColumnVector returnPreviousTruePermutation(const long permutationNumber, ColumnVector& previousState);
   153→
   154→private:
   155→  Permuter *blockPermuter;
   156→  double computeUniquePermutations(const ColumnVector& labels, const bool calculateFlips);
   157→  void nextShuffle(ColumnVector& perm);
   158→  void nextFlip(ColumnVector& mult);
   159→};
   160→
   161→class ParametricStatistic
   162→{
   163→public:
   164→  Matrix originalStatistic,uncorrectedStatistic,maximumDistribution,sumStatMat,sumSampMat;
   165→  bool isAveraging,outputUncorrected,storingUncorrected;
   166→  OutputName outputName;
   167→  void   store(const volume<int>& clusterLabels, const ColumnVector& clusterSizes, const volume<float>& mask, const int contrastNo, const unsigned long permNo, const bool outputRaw);
   168→  void   store(const Matrix& parametricMatrix, const unsigned long permNo,const volume<float> *mask, const bool outputRaw);
   169→  void   setup(const int nContrasts,const unsigned long nPerms, const int nVoxels, const bool wantAverage, const OutputName& outputFileName, const bool wantUncorrected=false,const bool storeUncorrected=false);
   170→  void   average(const string filename, const float percentileThreshold,const volume<float>& mask);
   171→  ParametricStatistic() { isAveraging=false; }
   172→};
   173→
   174→void ParametricStatistic::setup(const int nContrasts,const unsigned long nPerms, const int nVoxels, const bool wantAverage,const OutputName& outputFileName,const bool saveUncorrected,const bool storeUncorrected)
   175→{
   176→  outputName=outputFileName;
   177→  isAveraging=wantAverage;
   178→  outputUncorrected=saveUncorrected;
   179→  storingUncorrected=saveUncorrected || storeUncorrected;
   180→  maximumDistribution.ReSize(nContrasts,nPerms);
   181→  maximumDistribution=0;
   182→  if ( storingUncorrected ) {
   183→    uncorrectedStatistic.ReSize(1,nVoxels);
   184→    uncorrectedStatistic=0;
   185→  }
   186→  originalStatistic.ReSize(nContrasts,nVoxels);
   187→  originalStatistic=0;
   188→  if ( isAveraging ) {
   189→    sumStatMat=originalStatistic;
   190→    sumSampMat=originalStatistic;
   191→  }
   192→}
   193→
   194→void ParametricStatistic::store(const volume<int>& clusterLabels, const ColumnVector& clusterSizes , const volume<float>& mask, const int contrastNo, const unsigned long permNo, const bool outputtingRaw=false)
   195→{
   196→  if ( clusterSizes.Nrows() > 0 )
   197→    maximumDistribution(contrastNo,permNo)=clusterSizes.MaximumAbsoluteValue();
   198→  if ( permNo==1 || isAveraging || outputtingRaw ) {
   199→    volume4D<float> parametricImage(mask.xsize(),mask.ysize(),mask.zsize(),1);
   200→    parametricImage=0;
   201→    for(int z=0; z<mask.zsize(); z++)
   202→      for(int y=0; y<mask.ysize(); y++)
   203→	for(int x=0; x<mask.xsize(); x++)
   204→	  if( clusterLabels(x,y,z) )
   205→	    parametricImage(x,y,z,0)=clusterSizes(clusterLabels(x,y,z));
   206→    if (permNo==1)
   207→      originalStatistic.Row(contrastNo)=parametricImage.matrix(mask);
   208→    if (isAveraging) {
   209→      sumStatMat.Row(contrastNo)+=parametricImage.matrix(mask);
   210→      sumSampMat.Row(contrastNo)+=SD(parametricImage.matrix(mask),parametricImage.matrix(mask));
   211→    }
   212→    if ( outputtingRaw )
   213→      save_volume4D(parametricImage, outputName.statName("perm"+(num2str(permNo).insert(0,"00000")).erase(0,num2str(permNo).length())));
   214→  }
   215→}
   216→
   217→void ParametricStatistic::store(const Matrix& parametricMatrix, const unsigned long permNo, const volume<float> *mask=NULL, const bool outputtingRaw=false )
   218→{
   219→  maximumDistribution.Column(permNo)=max(parametricMatrix.t()).t();
   220→  if (permNo==1)
   221→    originalStatistic=parametricMatrix;
   222→  if (storingUncorrected)
   223→    uncorrectedStatistic += gt(originalStatistic,parametricMatrix);
   224→  if (isAveraging) {
   225→    sumStatMat+=parametricMatrix;
   226→    sumSampMat+=SD(parametricMatrix,parametricMatrix);
   227→  }
   228→  if ( outputtingRaw ) {
   229→     volume4D<float> rawImage;
   230→     rawImage.setmatrix( parametricMatrix, *mask );
   231→     save_volume4D(rawImage, outputName.statName("perm" + (num2str(permNo).insert(0,"00000")).erase(0,num2str(permNo).length())));
   232→  }
   233→
   234→}
   235→
   236→void ParametricStatistic::average(const string filename, const float percentileThreshold,const volume<float>& mask)
   237→{
   238→  if (isAveraging) {
   239→    volume4D<float> temp;
   240→    temp.setmatrix(sumStatMat,mask);
   241→    save_volume4D(temp,filename+"sum");
   242→    temp.setmatrix(sumSampMat,mask);
   243→    save_volume4D(temp,filename+"samp");
   244→    sumStatMat=SD(sumStatMat,sumSampMat);
   245→
   246→    if (percentileThreshold>0) {
   247→      temp.setmatrix(sumStatMat,mask);
   248→      float min=temp.percentile(percentileThreshold,mask);
   249→      //cerr << min << " " << percentile((Matrix)tstat_ceav.t(),percentileThreshold*100) << endl;
   250→      for(int i=1;i<=sumStatMat.Ncols();i++)
   251→	if(sumStatMat(1,i)<min) sumStatMat(1,i)=min;
   252→    }
   253→
   254→    temp.setmatrix(sumStatMat,mask);
   255→    save_volume4D(temp,filename+"post");
   256→  }
   257→}
   258→
   259→Matrix tfce(const Matrix& tstat, const volume<float>& mask, const float delta, float height_power, float size_power, int connectivity){
   260→  volume<float> spatialStatistic;
   261→  spatialStatistic.setmatrix(tstat,mask);
   262→  tfce(spatialStatistic,height_power,size_power,connectivity,0,delta);
   263→  return(spatialStatistic.matrix(mask));
   264→}
   265→
   266→void clusterStatistic(ParametricStatistic& output, const Matrix& inputStatistic, const volume<float>& mask, const float threshold, const int permutationNo, const bool outputPerms)
   267→{
   268→ColumnVector clusterSizes;
   269→volume4D<float> spatialStatistic;
   270→   spatialStatistic.setmatrix(inputStatistic,mask);
   271→   spatialStatistic.binarise(threshold);
   272→   volume<int> clusterLabels=connected_components(spatialStatistic[0],clusterSizes,CLUST_CON);
   273→   output.store(clusterLabels,clusterSizes,mask,1,permutationNo,outputPerms);
   274→}
   275→
   276→void clusterMassStatistic(ParametricStatistic& output, const Matrix& inputStatistic, const volume<float>& mask, const float threshold, const int permutationNo, const bool outputPerms)
   277→{
   278→ColumnVector clusterSizes;
   279→volume4D<float> spatialStatistic, originalSpatialStatistic;
   280→   spatialStatistic.setmatrix(inputStatistic,mask);
   281→   originalSpatialStatistic=spatialStatistic;
   282→   spatialStatistic.binarise(threshold);
   283→   volume<int> clusterLabels=connected_components(spatialStatistic[0],clusterSizes,CLUST_CON);
   284→   clusterSizes=0;
   285→   for(int z=0; z<mask.zsize(); z++)
   286→     for(int y=0; y<mask.ysize(); y++)
   287→       for(int x=0; x<mask.xsize(); x++)
   288→	 if(clusterLabels(x,y,z)>0)
   289→	   clusterSizes(clusterLabels(x,y,z))=clusterSizes(clusterLabels(x,y,z))+originalSpatialStatistic[0](x,y,z);
   290→   output.store(clusterLabels,clusterSizes,mask,1,permutationNo,outputPerms);
   291→}
   292→
   293→Matrix tfceStatistic(ParametricStatistic& output, const Matrix& inputStatistic, const volume<float>& mask, float& tfceDelta, const float tfceHeight, const float tfceSize, const int tfceConnectivity, const int permutationNo, const bool isF, const int numContrasts, const vector<int>& dof, const bool outputPerms, const bool overrideDelta)
   294→{
   295→  Matrix tstat_ce(inputStatistic);
   296→  if ( isF ) {
   297→    ColumnVector zstat, dofVector(inputStatistic.AsColumn());
   298→    dofVector=dof[0];
   299→    F2z::ComputeFStats( tstat_ce.AsColumn(), numContrasts, dofVector, zstat);
   300→    tstat_ce=zstat.AsRow();
   301→  }
   302→
   303→  if (permutationNo==1 && !overrideDelta) {
   304→     tfceDelta=tstat_ce.Maximum()/100.0;  // i.e. 100 subdivisions of the max input stat height
   305→     if ( tfceDelta <= 0 )
   306→       cout << "Warning: The unpermuted statistic image for the current image contains no positive values, and cannot be processed with TFCE. A blank output image will be created." << endl;
   307→  }
   308→
   309→  if ( tfceDelta > 0 )
   310→    tstat_ce=tfce(tstat_ce,mask,tfceDelta,tfceHeight,tfceSize,tfceConnectivity);
   311→  else
   312→    tstat_ce=0;
   313→
   314→  output.store(tstat_ce, permutationNo,&mask,outputPerms);
   315→  return (tstat_ce.Row(1));
   316→}
   317→
   318→void checkInput(const int64_t st,const  Matrix& dm,const  Matrix& tc,const  Matrix& fc) {
   319→  if (dm.Nrows()!=st) throw Exception("number of rows in design matrix doesn't match number of \"time points\" in input data!");
   320→  if (tc.Ncols()!=dm.Ncols()) throw Exception("number of columns in t-contrast matrix doesn't match number of columns in design matrix!");
   321→  if (fc.Ncols() !=0 && fc.Ncols()!=tc.Nrows()) throw Exception("number of columns in f-contrast matrix doesn't match number of rows in t-contrast matrix!");
   322→}
   323→
   324→volume<float> nonConstantMask(volume4D<float>& data, const bool allOnes)
   325→{
   326→  volume<float> nonConstantMask(data.xsize(),data.ysize(),data.zsize());
   327→  nonConstantMask.copyproperties(data[0]);
   328→  if ( allOnes ) {
   329→    nonConstantMask=1;
   330→    return nonConstantMask;
   331→  }
   332→  nonConstantMask=0;
   333→  for(int z=0; z<data.zsize(); z++)
   334→    for(int y=0; y<data.ysize(); y++)
   335→      for(int x=0; x<data.xsize(); x++)
   336→	for(int t=1; t<data.tsize(); t++)
   337→	{
   338→	  if ( data(x,y,z,t)!=data(x,y,z,0) ) {
   339→	    nonConstantMask(x,y,z)=1;
   340→	    break;
   341→	  }
   342→	}
   343→  return nonConstantMask;
   344→}
   345→
   346→void Initialise(ranopts& opts, volume<float>& mask, Matrix& datam, Matrix& tc, Matrix& dm, Matrix& fc, Matrix& gp, Matrix& effectiveDesign)
   347→{
   348→  if (opts.tfce2D.value()) {
   349→    opts.tfce.set_value("true");
   350→    opts.tfce_height.set_value("2");
   351→    opts.tfce_size.set_value("1");
   352→    opts.tfce_connectivity.set_value("26");
   353→  }
   354→
   355→  if ( opts.n_perm.value() < 0 ) {
   356→    throw Exception(("Randomise requires a postive number of permutations, did you mean to type -n "+num2str(opts.n_perm.value()).erase(0,1)+"?").c_str());
   357→  }
   358→
   359→  if ( opts.randomSeed.set() ) urbg.seed(opts.randomSeed.value() );
   360→  if ( opts.randomSeed.set() && opts.verbose.value() ) cout << "Seeding with " << opts.randomSeed.value() << endl;
   361→  if (opts.verbose.value()) cout << "Loading Data: ";
   362→  volume4D<float> data;
   363→  read_volume4D(data,opts.in_fileroot.value());
   364→
   365→  if(opts.one_samp.value())
   366→  {
   367→    dm.ReSize(data.tsize(),1);
   368→    dm=1;
   369→    tc.ReSize(1,1);
   370→    tc=1;
   371→  }
   372→  else if ( opts.dm_file.value()=="" || opts.tc_file.value()=="" ) throw Exception("Randomise requires a design matrix and contrast as input");
   373→  if (opts.dm_file.value()!="") dm=read_vest(opts.dm_file.value());
   374→  if (opts.tc_file.value()!="") tc=read_vest(opts.tc_file.value());
   375→  if (opts.fc_file.value()!="") fc=read_vest(opts.fc_file.value());
   376→  if (opts.gp_file.value()!="") gp=read_vest(opts.gp_file.value());
   377→  else {
   378→    gp.ReSize(dm.Nrows(),1);
   379→    gp=1;
   380→  }
   381→  vector<bool> groupListed((int)gp.Maximum()+1,false);
   382→  for ( int i=1; i<=gp.Nrows() ; i++ )
   383→    groupListed[(int)gp(i,1)]=true;
   384→  for ( int i=1; i<=gp.Maximum(); i++ )
   385→    if ( !groupListed[i] )
   386→      throw Exception(("Error: block "+num2str(i)+" must be assigned to at least one design row in the blocks file.").c_str());
   387→
   388→  if (opts.effectiveDesignFile.value()!="") effectiveDesign=read_vest(opts.effectiveDesignFile.value());
   389→  if ( opts.nMultiVariate.value() == 1 ) checkInput(data.tsize(),dm,tc,fc);  // should do a different check in the Multivariate case!
   390→
   391→  if (opts.parallelData.value()) {
   392→    if ( opts.n_perm.value() == 0 ) {
   393→      cerr << "Error parallel submission requires a specific number of desired permutations, -n 0 is not allowed" << endl;
   394→      exit(1);
   395→    }
   396→    int permutationsPerContrast(300);
   397→    if (opts.tfce.value()) permutationsPerContrast=100;
   398→    if (opts.voxelwise_ev_numbers.set() && opts.voxelwise_ev_filenames.set()) permutationsPerContrast=100;
   399→    int requiredContrasts(tc.Nrows()+fc.Nrows());
   400→    if (opts.skipTo.set() && opts.skipTo.value() != 0)
   401→      requiredContrasts=1;
   402→
   403→    cout << opts.n_perm.value() << " " << requiredContrasts << " " << opts.out_fileroot.value() << " " << permutationsPerContrast << endl;
   404→    exit(0);
   405→  }
   406→
   407→  if (opts.nMultiVariate.set()) {
   408→    // Read in 4D data - see error message below for format details
   409→    if ((data.ysize()!=opts.nMultiVariate.value()) || (data.zsize()!=1) || (data.tsize()!=dm.Nrows())) {
   410→      throw Exception("Multi-Variate input data of wrong size!\nSize must be: N x k x 1 x M\n   where N=#vertices, k=#multi-variate dims, M=#subjects");
   411→    }
   412→    // make data matrix of concatenated components, with all of component 1, then all of component 2, etc.
   413→    // this way the first sx values represent a whole mesh/volume of values for a component
   414→    // and the output stats can just be taken as the first set of values (with corresponding row indices)
   415→    datam.ReSize(data.tsize(),data.xsize()*opts.nMultiVariate.value());
   416→    for (int t=1; t<=data.tsize(); t++) {
   417→      for (int n=1; n<=opts.nMultiVariate.value(); n++) {
   418→	for (int x=1; x<=data.xsize(); x++) {
   419→	  datam(t,x+(n-1)*data.xsize())=data(x-1,n-1,0,t-1);
   420→	}
   421→      }
   422→    }
   423→    // dummy mask (if needed) of size of output
   424→    mask.reinitialize(data.xsize(),1,1);
   425→    mask=1.0f;
   426→  } else {
   427→    if (opts.maskname.value()!="") {
   428→      read_volume(mask,opts.maskname.value());
   429→      if (!samesize(data,mask,3)) throw Exception("Mask dimensions do not match input data dimensions!");
   430→    }
   431→    else mask=nonConstantMask(data, opts.disableNonConstantMask.value() );
   432→    if ( mask.sum() < 1 ) throw Exception("Data mask is blank.");
   433→    datam=data.matrix(mask);
   434→    if (opts.demean_data.value()) datam=remmean(datam);
   435→  }
   436→
   437→  if ( datam.Nrows() == 0 || datam.Ncols() == 0 )
   438→    throw Exception("No data voxels present.");
   439→
   440→  if (opts.verbose.value()) cout << endl;
   441→
   442→  if (opts.voxelwise_ev_numbers.set() && opts.voxelwise_ev_filenames.set())
   443→    voxelwiseInput.setup(opts.voxelwise_ev_numbers.value(),opts.voxelwise_ev_filenames.value(),mask,dm.Ncols(),opts.verbose.value());
   444→
   445→  if (opts.verbose.value()) cout << "Data loaded" << endl;
   446→}
   447→
   448→Matrix PermutedDesign(const Matrix& originalDesign,const ColumnVector& permutation,const bool multiply){
   449→  Matrix output=originalDesign;
   450→  for(int row=1;row<=originalDesign.Nrows();row++)
   451→  {
   452→    if (multiply) output.Row(row)=originalDesign.Row(row)*permutation(row);
   453→    else output.Row(row) << originalDesign.Row(int(permutation(row)));
   454→  }
   455→  return output;
   456→}
   457→
   458→
   459→ReturnMatrix sumSqr(const Matrix& mat) {
   460→  Matrix res(1,mat.Ncols());
   461→  for (int mc=1; mc<=mat.Ncols(); mc++) {
   462→    double sumsqr(0);
   463→    for (int mr=1; mr<=mat.Nrows(); mr++) {
   464→      double foo(mat(mr,mc));
   465→      sumsqr += foo*foo;
   466→    }
   467→    res(1,mc)=sumsqr;
   468→  }
   469→res.Release();
   470→return res;
   471→  }
   472→
   473→ReturnMatrix sumSqr2(const Matrix& mat) {
   474→  Matrix res(1,mat.Nrows());
   475→  res=1.0;
   476→  res*=SP(mat,mat);
   477→  res.Release();
   478→  return res;
   479→  }
   480→
   481→
   482→Matrix calculateTstat(const Matrix& data, const Matrix& model, const Matrix& tc, Matrix& estimate, Matrix& contrastEstimate, Matrix& residuals, Matrix& sigmaSquared, const int dof)
   483→{
   484→  Matrix pinvModel(MISCMATHS::pinv(model)); // inverted model used several times
   485→  estimate=pinvModel*data;
   486→  residuals=data-model*estimate;
   487→  contrastEstimate=tc*estimate;
   488→  sigmaSquared=sumSqr2(residuals)/(float)dof;
   489→  residuals=diag(tc*pinvModel*pinvModel.t()*tc.t())*sigmaSquared; //residuals now is varcope
   490→  return(SD(contrastEstimate,sqrt(residuals)));
   491→}
   492→
   493→Matrix calculateFStat(const Matrix& data, const Matrix& model, const Matrix& contrast, const int dof,const int rank)
   494→{
   495→  // model is N_subject by N_ev
   496→  // data is N_subject by N_voxels
   497→  Matrix pinvModel(MISCMATHS::pinv(model)); // inverted model used several times
   498→  Matrix estimate = pinvModel*data;
   499→  Matrix residuals= data-model*estimate;
   500→  residuals = sum(SP(residuals,residuals))/(float)dof; //residuals now hold sigmasquared
   501→  estimate = MISCMATHS::pinv((contrast*pinvModel).t()).t()*contrast*estimate;
   502→  estimate = sum(SP(estimate,estimate))/(float)rank;
   503→  return(SD(estimate,residuals));
   504→}
   505→
   506→Matrix smoothTstat(const Matrix inputSigmaSquared,const volume<float>& mask,const volume<float>& smoothedMask, const float sigma_mm)
   507→{
   508→  volume4D<float> sigsqvol;
   509→  sigsqvol.setmatrix(inputSigmaSquared,mask);
   510→  sigsqvol[0]=smooth(sigsqvol[0],sigma_mm);
   511→  sigsqvol[0]/=smoothedMask;
   512→  Matrix newSigmaSquared=sigsqvol.matrix(mask);
   513→  return(SD(newSigmaSquared,inputSigmaSquared));
   514→}
   515→
   516→void OutputStat(const ParametricStatistic input,const volume<float>& mask, const int nPerms,const bool outputText, const bool outputRaw=true, const bool writeCritical=true, const bool filmStyle=false)
   517→{
   518→ string correctedP("corrp");
   519→ if (filmStyle)
   520→   correctedP="p";
   521→ volume4D<float> output(mask.xsize(),mask.ysize(),mask.zsize(),1);
   522→ long nVoxels(input.originalStatistic.Ncols());
   523→ Matrix currentStat(1,nVoxels);
   524→ output.setmatrix(input.originalStatistic.Row(1),mask);
   525→ if (outputRaw) save_volume4D(output,input.outputName.statName());
   526→ RowVector distribution = input.maximumDistribution.Row(1);
   527→ if (outputText)
   528→ {
   529→   ofstream output_file((input.outputName.derivedStatName(correctedP)+".txt").c_str());
   530→   output_file << distribution.t();
   531→   output_file.close();
   532→ }
   533→ SortAscending(distribution);
   534→
   535→ int criticalLocation=(int)ceil(0.95*nPerms);
   536→ double criticalValue=distribution(criticalLocation);
   537→ if ( writeCritical )
   538→   cout << "Critical Value for: " << input.outputName.statName() << " is: " << criticalValue << endl;
   539→
   540→ currentStat=0;
   541→ for(int i=1; i<=nVoxels; i++)
   542→   for(int j=nPerms; j>=1; j--) //N.B. it's probably safe to start at nPerms-1, which would also help the '1's bug
   543→     if ((float)input.originalStatistic(1,i)>(float)distribution(j))
   544→     {
   545→       currentStat(1,i) = float(j)/nPerms;
   546→       j=0;
   547→     }
   548→ output.setmatrix(currentStat,mask);
   549→ save_volume4D(output,input.outputName.derivedStatName(correctedP));
   550→ if (input.outputUncorrected) {
   551→   output.setmatrix(input.uncorrectedStatistic.Row(1)/float(nPerms),mask);
   552→   save_volume4D(output,input.outputName.derivedStatName("p"));
   553→ }
   554→}
   555→
   556→float MVGLM_fit(const Matrix& X, const Matrix& Y, const Matrix& contrast, vector<int>& dof)
   557→{
   558→  // adapted by Mark Jenkinson from code in first_utils (by Brian Patenaude)
   559→  // Y is data : N_subject x 3
   560→  // X is design : N_subject x N_ev
   561→  // contrast is : N_con x N_ev
   562→  // g = Y.Ncols = 3
   563→  // p = X.Ncols = N_ev
   564→  // N = Y.Nrows = N_subjects
   565→
   566→  // Calculate estimated values
   567→  Matrix Yhat=X*(X.t()*X).i()*X.t()*Y;
   568→  // Calculate R0 (residual) covariance matrix
   569→  Matrix R0=Y-Yhat;
   570→  R0=R0.t()*R0;
   571→  // Calculate R1, the sum-square /cross square product for hypothesis test
   572→  Matrix Yhat1= X*contrast.t()*(contrast*X.t()*X*contrast.t()).i()*contrast*X.t()*Y;
   573→  Matrix R1=Y-Yhat1;
   574→  // Not efficient but easy to convert to other statistics
   575→  R1=R1.t()*R1-R0;
   576→
   577→  // Calculate Pillai F
   578→  int g=Y.Ncols();
   579→  int p=X.Ncols();//number of dependant
   580→  int N=Y.Nrows();//total sample size
   581→  float F=0, df2=0,df1=0;
   582→
   583→  float pillai=(R1*(R1+R0).i()).Trace();
   584→
   585→  int s=1;
   586→  if (p<(g-1)) {s=p;}
   587→  else {s=g-1;}
   588→  float t=(abs(p-g-1)-1)/2.0;
   589→  float u=(N-g-p-1)/2.0;
   590→  F=((2*u+s+1)/(2*t+s+1))*(pillai/(s-pillai));
   591→  df1=s*(2*t+s+1);
   592→  df2=s*(2*u+s+1);
   593→  if (dof.size()!=2) dof.resize(2);
   594→  dof[0]=df1;  dof[1]=df2;
   595→  //    cout<<"Pillai F "<<pillai<<" "<<F<<" "<<df1<<" "<<df2<<endl;
   596→  return F;
   597→}
   598→
   599→
   600→Matrix calculateMultiVariateFStat(const Matrix& model, const Matrix& data, vector<int>& dof, int nMultiVariate)
   601→{
   602→  // model is N_subject by N_ev
   603→  // data is N_subject by (N_vertex * 3)
   604→  // dof[0] for numerator (F) and dof[1] for denominator  - but are these ever needed?
   605→  int nvert=data.Ncols()/nMultiVariate;
   606→  int nsubj=data.Nrows();
   607→  int nev=model.Ncols();
   608→  Matrix Fstat(1,nvert), datav(nsubj,3), contrast(nev,nev);
   609→  contrast=IdentityMatrix(nev);  // is this what is needed after initial mangled of design?!?
   610→  for (int n=1; n<=nvert; n++) {
   611→    for (int r=1; r<=nsubj; r++) {
   612→      datav(r,1)=data(r,n);
   613→      datav(r,2)=data(r,n+nvert);
   614→      datav(r,3)=data(r,n+2*nvert);
   615→    }
   616→    Fstat(1,n) = MVGLM_fit(model,datav,contrast,dof);
   617→  }
   618→  return Fstat;
   619→}
   620→
   621→Matrix evaluateStatistics(const Matrix& data,const Matrix& model,const Matrix& contrast,Matrix& pe,Matrix& cope, Matrix& varcope, Matrix& sigmaSquared,vector<int>& dof,const int rank,const int multiVariate, const bool doingF)
   622→{
   623→  if ( doingF ) {
   624→    if ( multiVariate > 1 )
   625→      return calculateMultiVariateFStat(model, data, dof, multiVariate);
   626→    else
   627→      return calculateFStat(data, model, contrast, dof[0], rank);
   628→  } else
   629→    return calculateTstat(data, model, contrast, pe, cope, varcope, sigmaSquared, dof[0]);
   630→}
   631→
   632→void calculatePermutationStatistics(ranopts& opts, const volume<float>& mask, Matrix& datam, const Matrix& tc, Matrix& dm,int tstatnum, vector<int>& dof, Permuter& permuter, VoxelwiseDesign& voxelwiseDesign)
   633→{
   634→  int nVoxels=(int)no_mask_voxels(mask);
   635→  int rankF=MISCMATHS::rank(tc.t());
   636→  if ( opts.isDebugging.value() ) {
   637→    cerr << "Input Design: " << endl << dm << endl;
   638→    cerr << "Input Contrast: " << endl << tc << endl;
   639→    cerr << "Contrast rank: " << rankF << endl;
   640→    cerr << "Dof: " << dof[0] << " original dof: " << ols_dof(dm) << endl;
   641→  }
   642→  volume4D<float> tstat4D(mask.xsize(),mask.ysize(),mask.zsize(),1);
   643→  float tfce_delta(0), clusterThreshold(0), massThreshold(0);
   644→  if ( opts.tfce_delta.set() )
   645→    tfce_delta=opts.tfce_delta.value();
   646→  if (tstatnum>=0) clusterThreshold=opts.cluster_thresh.value();
   647→  else clusterThreshold=opts.f_thresh.value();
   648→  if (tstatnum>=0) massThreshold=opts.clustermass_thresh.value();
   649→  else massThreshold=opts.fmass_thresh.value();
   650→  bool isNormalising( opts.cluster_norm.value() && tstatnum >=0 ), lowram(false);
   651→
   652→  OutputName baseName(opts.out_fileroot.value(),"",opts.featMode.value(),tstatnum);
   653→  // prepare smoothed mask for use (as a convolution renormaliser) in variance smoothing if required
   654→  volume<float> smoothedMask;
   655→  if(opts.var_sm_sig.value()>0)
   656→    smoothedMask=smooth(binarise(mask,(float)0.5),opts.var_sm_sig.value());
   657→  // containers for different inference distribution
   658→  ParametricStatistic clusters, clusterMasses, clusterNormals, clusterEnhanced, clusterEnhancedNormals, voxels;
   659→  Matrix dmperm, tstat(1,nVoxels), pe, cope, varcope, sigmaSquared(1,nVoxels), previousTFCEStat;
   660→  sigmaSquared=0;
   661→  unsigned long nPerms=(unsigned long)permuter.reportRequiredPermutations(opts.verbose.value());
   662→
   663→  if ( !((clusterThreshold>0) || (massThreshold>0) || opts.tfce.value() || opts.voxelwiseOutput.value()) )
   664→  {
   665→    cout << "Warning! No output options selected. Outputing raw tstat only" << endl;
   666→    opts.outputRaw.set_value("true");
   667→    nPerms=1;
   668→  }
   669→  // resize the containers for the relevant inference distributions
   670→  voxels.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,false,baseName.typeClone("vox"),opts.outputUncorr.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   671→  if ( clusterThreshold >0 )
   672→    clusters.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,isNormalising,baseName.typeClone("clustere"),opts.outputUncorr.value());
   673→  if ( massThreshold>0 )
   674→    clusterMasses.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,false,baseName.typeClone("clusterm"),opts.outputUncorr.value());
   675→  if ( clusters.isAveraging )
   676→    clusterNormals.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,false,baseName.typeClone("clustern"),opts.outputUncorr.value());
   677→  if ( opts.tfce.value() )
   678→    clusterEnhanced.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,isNormalising,baseName.typeClone("tfce"),opts.outputUncorr.value());
   679→  if ( clusterEnhanced.isAveraging ) {
   680→    clusterEnhancedNormals.setup(1,nPerms,nVoxels,false,baseName.typeClone("tfcen"),opts.outputUncorr.value());
   681→    try { previousTFCEStat.ReSize(nPerms,clusterEnhanced.sumStatMat.Ncols());} //between 5e17 - 5e18 values for a 2gb machine
   682→    catch (...) {cerr << "using lowram" << endl; lowram=true;}
   683→  }
   684→
   685→  for(unsigned long perm=1; perm<=nPerms; perm++) {
   686→
   687→    ColumnVector permvec = permuter.nextPermutation(perm,opts.verbose.value(), isNormalising || opts.outputTextPerm.value());
   688→    dmperm=PermutedDesign(dm,permvec,permuter.isFlipping);
   689→
   690→    if (voxelwiseDesign.isSet)
   691→      for(int voxel=1;voxel<=datam.Ncols();voxel++) {
   692→	Matrix dmtemp(voxelwiseDesign.adjustDesign(dm,voxel)), sigmaTemp,peTemp,copeTemp,varcopeTemp;
   693→	dmperm=PermutedDesign(dmtemp,permvec,permuter.isFlipping);
   694→	tstat.Column(voxel)=evaluateStatistics(datam.Column(voxel), dmperm, voxelwiseDesign.contrastAtVoxel[voxel], pe, cope, varcope, sigmaTemp, voxelwiseDesign.dofAtVoxel[voxel], rankF, opts.nMultiVariate.value(), (tstatnum < 0) );
   695→	if ( opts.var_sm_sig.value()>0 && tstatnum > 0 )
   696→	  sigmaSquared.Column(voxel)=sigmaTemp;
   697→      }
   698→    else
   699→      tstat=evaluateStatistics(datam, dmperm, tc, pe, cope, varcope, sigmaSquared, dof, rankF, opts.nMultiVariate.value(), (tstatnum < 0) );
   700→
   701→    if( opts.var_sm_sig.value()>0 && tstatnum > 0 )
   702→      tstat=SD(tstat,sqrt(smoothTstat(sigmaSquared,mask,smoothedMask,opts.var_sm_sig.value())));
   703→    if ( opts.isDebugging.value() )
   704→      cerr << "statistic Maximum: " << tstat.Maximum() << endl;
   705→    voxels.store(tstat,perm,&mask,opts.output_permstat.value());
   706→    if (opts.tfce.value())
   707→    {
   708→      Matrix tfceOutput=tfceStatistic(clusterEnhanced,tstat,mask,tfce_delta,opts.tfce_height.value(),opts.tfce_size.value(),opts.tfce_connectivity.value(),perm,(tstatnum<0),tc.Nrows(),dof,opts.output_permstat.value(), opts.tfce_delta.set());
   709→      if(!lowram && clusterEnhanced.isAveraging ) previousTFCEStat.Row(perm)=tfceOutput.Row(1);
   710→    }
   711→    if ( clusterThreshold > 0 )
   712→      clusterStatistic(clusters,tstat,mask,clusterThreshold,perm,opts.output_permstat.value());
   713→
   714→    if ( massThreshold > 0 )
   715→      clusterMassStatistic(clusterMasses,tstat,mask,massThreshold,perm,opts.output_permstat.value());
   716→  }
   717→  //End of Permutations
   718→
   719→  //Rerun perms for clusternorm
   720→  if ( isNormalising )
   721→  {
   722→    volume4D<float> temp4D;
   723→    if ( clusters.isAveraging ) {
   724→      clusters.average(baseName.statName("_clusternorm"),0,mask);
   725→      temp4D.setmatrix(clusters.sumStatMat,mask);
   726→    }
   727→    if (clusterEnhanced.isAveraging)
   728→      clusterEnhanced.average(baseName.statName("_tfcenorm"),0.02,mask);
   729→
   730→    for(unsigned long perm=1; perm<=nPerms; perm++)
   731→    {
   732→      if (opts.verbose.value()) cout << "Starting second-pass " << perm << endl;
   733→      if ( clusters.isAveraging || ( clusterEnhanced.isAveraging && lowram ) ) //Regenerate stats
   734→      {
   735→	ColumnVector permvec=permuter.returnPreviousTruePermutation(perm);
   736→	dmperm=PermutedDesign(dm,permvec,permuter.isFlipping);
   737→	tstat=calculateTstat(datam,dmperm,tc,pe,cope,varcope,sigmaSquared,dof[0]);
   738→      }
   739→      if ( clusters.isAveraging )
   740→      {
   741→	ColumnVector clustersizes;
   742→	tstat4D.setmatrix(tstat,mask);
   743→	tstat4D.binarise(clusterThreshold);
   744→	volume<int> clusterLabels=connected_components(tstat4D[0],clustersizes,CLUST_CON);
   745→	ColumnVector entries,cluster(clustersizes.Nrows());
   746→	cluster=0;
   747→	entries=cluster;
   748→	for(int z=0; z<mask.zsize(); z++)
   749→	  for(int y=0; y<mask.ysize(); y++)
   750→	    for(int x=0; x<mask.xsize(); x++)
   751→	      if (clusterLabels(x,y,z))
   752→	      {
   753→		cluster(clusterLabels(x,y,z))+=temp4D(x,y,z,0);
   754→		entries(clusterLabels(x,y,z))++;
   755→	      }
   756→	clustersizes=SD(clustersizes,SD(cluster,entries));
   757→	clusterNormals.store(clusterLabels,clustersizes,mask,1,perm);
   758→      }
   759→      if ( clusterEnhanced.isAveraging )
   760→      {
   761→	if (!lowram) tstat=previousTFCEStat.Row(perm);
   762→	else tstat=tfce(tstat,mask,tfce_delta,opts.tfce_height.value(),opts.tfce_size.value(),opts.tfce_connectivity.value());
   763→	tstat=SD(tstat,clusterEnhanced.sumStatMat);
   764→	clusterEnhancedNormals.store(tstat,perm);
   765→      }
   766→    }
   767→  }
   768→
   769→  //OUTPUT Routines
   770→  tstat4D.setmatrix(voxels.originalStatistic.Row(1),mask);
   771→  save_volume4D(tstat4D,baseName.statName());
   772→
   773→ if (opts.featMode.value()) {
   774→   tstat4D.setmatrix(voxels.uncorrectedStatistic.Row(1)/float(nPerms),mask);
   775→   for(int z=0;z<tstat4D.zsize();z++)
   776→     for(int y=0;y<tstat4D.ysize();y++)
   777→       for(int x=0;x<tstat4D.xsize();x++) {
   778→	 float p=tstat4D.value(x,y,z,0);
   779→	 tstat4D.value(x,y,z,0)=((p<=0 || p>=1)?0:ndtri(p));
   780→       }
   781→   save_volume4D(tstat4D,voxels.outputName.derivedStatName("z"));
   782→ }
   783→
   784→  if ( opts.voxelwiseOutput.value() ) OutputStat(voxels,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),false,opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   785→  if ( clusterThreshold > 0 ) OutputStat(clusters,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),opts.outputRaw.value(),opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   786→  if ( massThreshold > 0 )    OutputStat(clusterMasses,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),opts.outputRaw.value(),opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   787→  if ( clusters.isAveraging ) OutputStat(clusterNormals,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),opts.outputRaw.value(),opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   788→  if ( opts.tfce.value() )    OutputStat(clusterEnhanced,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),opts.outputRaw.value(),opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   789→  if ( clusterEnhanced.isAveraging ) OutputStat(clusterEnhancedNormals,mask,nPerms,opts.outputTextNull.value(),opts.outputRaw.value(),opts.verbose.value(),opts.featMode.value());
   790→  if (opts.outputTextPerm.value())
   791→    permuter.writePermutationHistory(baseName.statName("perm")+".txt");
   792→}
   793→
   794→bool convertContrast(const Matrix& inputModel,const Matrix& inputContrast,const Matrix& inputData,Matrix& outputModel,Matrix& outputContrast, Matrix& outputData, const int mode, const bool debug)
   795→{
   796→    DiagonalMatrix D;
   797→    Matrix U,V,inverseContrast=MISCMATHS::pinv(inputContrast);
   798→    Matrix W1=inputModel*inverseContrast;
   799→    Matrix W2=inputModel-inputModel*inputContrast.t()*inverseContrast.t();
   800→    int originalConfounds(W2.Ncols());
   801→    Matrix W2tmp(W2.Nrows(),0);
   802→    for(int col=1;col<=W2.Ncols();col++) {
   803→      ColumnVector tmpCol(W2.Column(col));
   804→      if ( !tmpCol.IsZero() )
   805→	W2tmp |= tmpCol;
   806→    }
   807→    W2=W2tmp;
   808→    bool confoundsExist( W2.Ncols() > 0 );
   809→    if ( confoundsExist ) {
   810→      if ( W2.Ncols() <= W2.Nrows() )
   811→	SVD(W2,D,U,V);
   812→      else
   813→	SVD(W2.t(),D,V,U); //Note the swap of U and V for transposed input
   814→      float confoundMax(D.Maximum());
   815→      while ( D(D.Ncols()) < confoundMax*1e-10 )
   816→	D = D.SymSubMatrix(1,D.Ncols()-1);
   817→      if ( debug )
   818→	cerr << "Removed " << originalConfounds-D.Ncols() << " null confounds" << endl;
   819→      W2=U.Columns(1,D.Ncols()); //Multiplying by D just preserved scaling, not needed as per MJ.
   820→      SVD(W1,D,U,V);
   821→      float interestMax(D.Maximum());
   822→      if ( (interestMax>confoundMax) && (interestMax == (interestMax+(confoundMax*10.0)))) { //test if confound space is very small compared to interest
   823→	confoundsExist=false;
   824→	W2=0;
   825→      }
   826→    }
   827→    if ( confoundsExist &&  ( mode == 0 || mode == 1 ) ) {
   828→      outputData=(IdentityMatrix(W2.Nrows())-W2*W2.t())*inputData;
   829→      if ( debug )
   830→	cerr << "Orthogonalising data wrt to confounds." << endl;
   831→    }
   832→    else {
   833→      outputData=inputData;
   834→      if ( debug )
   835→	cerr << "Not orthogonalising data wrt to confounds." << endl;
   836→    }
   837→    outputModel=W1;                  //All modes start with "base" model and contrast of  W1 and I(r)
   838→    outputContrast=IdentityMatrix(inputContrast.Nrows());
   839→    if ( mode == 0 && confoundsExist ) //Kennedy  Regress Y_a on X_a
   840→      outputModel=W1-W2*W2.t()*W1;
   841→    if ( mode == 1 || mode == 2 || mode == 3 ) { //Regress Y_a (Freedman_Lane) or Y (No unconfounding) or Y_aFull ( ter Braak ) on X | Z
   842→      if ( confoundsExist ) {
   843→	Matrix nuisanceContrast(inputContrast.Nrows(),W2.Ncols());
   844→	nuisanceContrast=0;
   845→	outputContrast |= nuisanceContrast;
   846→	outputModel |= W2;
   847→      }
   848→      if ( mode == 3 )
   849→	outputData=(IdentityMatrix(outputModel.Nrows())-outputModel*MISCMATHS::pinv(outputModel))*inputData;
   850→
   851→    }
   852→    return(confoundsExist);
   853→}
   854→
   855→
   856→void analyseContrast(const Matrix& inputContrast, const Matrix& dm, const Matrix& datam, const volume<float>& mask,const Matrix& gp,const int& contrastNo,ranopts& opts, const Matrix& effectiveDesign)
   857→{
   858→  //-ve num for f-stat contrast
   859→  Matrix NewModel,NewDataM, NewCon;
   860→  VoxelwiseDesign fullVoxelwiseDesign;
   861→  Permuter permuter;
   862→  bool hasConfounds(false);
   863→  if (voxelwiseInput.isSet) {
   864→    fullVoxelwiseDesign.storeByVoxel(datam.Ncols());
   865→    NewDataM.ReSize(datam);
   866→    for(int voxel=1;voxel<=datam.Ncols();voxel++)
   867→    {
   868→      Matrix tempData;
   869→      hasConfounds=convertContrast(voxelwiseInput.adjustDesign(dm,voxel),inputContrast,datam.Column(voxel),fullVoxelwiseDesign.designAtVoxel[voxel],fullVoxelwiseDesign.contrastAtVoxel[voxel],tempData,opts.confoundMethod.value(),opts.isDebugging.value()) || hasConfounds;
   870→      NewDataM.Column(voxel)=tempData;
   871→      fullVoxelwiseDesign.dofAtVoxel[voxel].push_back((int)ols_dof(fullVoxelwiseDesign.designAtVoxel[voxel])-(int)opts.demean_data.value());
   872→    }
   873→    fullVoxelwiseDesign.isSet=true;
   874→    NewModel=fullVoxelwiseDesign.designAtVoxel[1]; //Arbitrary choices
   875→    NewCon=fullVoxelwiseDesign.contrastAtVoxel[1];
   876→  } else hasConfounds=convertContrast(dm,inputContrast,datam,NewModel,NewCon,NewDataM,opts.confoundMethod.value(),opts.isDebugging.value());
   877→
   878→  if ( opts.isDebugging.value() ) {
   879→    if ( hasConfounds )
   880→      cerr << "Confounds detected." << endl;
   881→    else
   882→      cerr << "No confounds detected." << endl;
   883→  }
   884→
   885→  bool oneRegressor( inputContrast.SumAbsoluteValue() == inputContrast.MaximumAbsoluteValue() );
   886→  if ( opts.effectiveDesignFile.value()!="" )
   887→    permuter.createPermutationScheme(effectiveDesign,gp.Column(1),(contrastNo>0 && oneRegressor),opts.n_perm.value(),opts.detectNullSubjects.value(),opts.isDebugging.value(),opts.permuteBlocks.value(),opts.one_samp.value());
   888→  else
   889→    permuter.createPermutationScheme(remmean(dm)*inputContrast.t(),gp.Column(1),(contrastNo>0 && oneRegressor),opts.n_perm.value(),opts.detectNullSubjects.value(),opts.isDebugging.value(),opts.permuteBlocks.value(),opts.one_samp.value());
   890→  if( permuter.isFlipping ) cout << "One-sample design detected; sign-flipping instead of permuting." << endl;
   891→  if( opts.verbose.value() || opts.how_many_perms.value() )
   892→  {
   893→    if( permuter.isFlipping ) cout << permuter.uniquePermutations[0] << " sign-flips required for exhaustive test";
   894→    else cout << permuter.uniquePermutations[0] << " permutations required for exhaustive test";
   895→    if (contrastNo>0)  cout << " of t-test " << contrastNo << endl;
   896→    if (contrastNo==0) cout << " of all t-tests " << endl;
   897→    if (contrastNo<0)  cout << " of f-test " << abs(contrastNo) << endl;
   898→    if(opts.how_many_perms.value()) return;
   899→  }
   900→  vector<int> dof(1,(int)ols_dof(NewModel)-(int)opts.demean_data.value());
   901→  calculatePermutationStatistics(opts,mask,NewDataM,NewCon,NewModel,contrastNo,dof,permuter,fullVoxelwiseDesign);
   902→}
   903→
   904→
   905→void analyseFContrast(Matrix& fc,Matrix& tc,Matrix& model,Matrix& data,volume<float>& mask,Matrix& gp,ranopts& opts, const Matrix& effectiveDesign)
   906→{
   907→  int startingContrast(1);
   908→  int finalContrast(fc.Nrows());
   909→  if ( opts.skipTo.value() > 0 ) {
   910→    startingContrast=opts.skipTo.value();
   911→    finalContrast=min( fc.Nrows(), opts.skipTo.value() );
   912→  }
   913→
   914→    for( int fstat=startingContrast; fstat<=finalContrast ; fstat++ ) {
   915→      Matrix fullFContrast( 0, tc.Ncols() );
   916→      for (int tcon=1; tcon<=fc.Ncols() ; tcon++ )
   917→	if (fc(fstat,tcon)==1) fullFContrast &= tc.Row(tcon);
   918→      analyseContrast(fullFContrast,model,data,mask,gp,-fstat,opts,effectiveDesign);
   919→    }
   920→}
   921→
   922→int main(int argc,char *argv[]) {
   923→  Log& logger = LogSingleton::getInstance();
   924→  ranopts& opts = ranopts::getInstance();
   925→  opts.parse_command_line(argc,argv,logger);
   926→  if (opts.parallelData.value()) opts.verbose.set_value("false");
   927→  Matrix model, Tcontrasts, Fcontrasts, data, blockLabels, effectiveDesign;
   928→  volume<float> mask;
   929→  if ( opts.verbose.value() ) {
   930→    cout << "randomise options: ";
   931→    for (int i=1;i<argc;i++) cout << argv[i] << " ";
   932→    cout << endl;
   933→  }
   934→  try {
   935→    Initialise(opts,mask,data,Tcontrasts,model,Fcontrasts,blockLabels,effectiveDesign);
   936→    bool needsDemean=true;
   937→    for (int i=1;i<=model.Ncols();i++) if ( fabs( (model.Column(i)).Sum() ) > 0.0001 ) needsDemean=false;
   938→    if (needsDemean && !opts.demean_data.value()) cerr << "Warning: All design columns have zero mean - consider using the -D option to demean your data" << endl;
   939→    if (!needsDemean && opts.demean_data.value()) {
   940→      cerr << "Warning: Data demeaning selected, but at least one design column has non-zero mean - therefore invoking automatic demeaning of design matrix" << endl;
   941→      model=remmean(model);
   942→    }
   943→
   944→    if ( opts.featMode.value() || opts.outputGlm.value() ) {
   945→      Matrix pe(model.Ncols(),data.Ncols()), cope(Tcontrasts.Nrows(),data.Ncols()), varcope(Tcontrasts.Nrows(),data.Ncols()), sigmaSquared(1,data.Ncols());
   946→	if (voxelwiseInput.isSet)
   947→	  for(int voxel=1;voxel<=data.Ncols();voxel++) {
   948→	    Matrix dmtemp(voxelwiseInput.adjustDesign(model,voxel)), peTemp, sigmaTemp, copeTemp, varcopeTemp;
   949→	    calculateTstat(data.Column(voxel),dmtemp,Tcontrasts,peTemp,copeTemp,varcopeTemp,sigmaTemp,ols_dof(model));
   950→	    pe.Column(voxel)=peTemp;
   951→	    cope.Column(voxel)=copeTemp;
   952→	    varcope.Column(voxel)=varcopeTemp;
   953→	    sigmaSquared.Column(voxel)=sigmaTemp;
   954→	  }
   955→	else
   956→	  calculateTstat(data,model,Tcontrasts,pe,cope,varcope,sigmaSquared,ols_dof(model));
   957→	volume4D<float> output;
   958→	if ( opts.featMode.value() ) {
   959→	  output.setmatrix(cope,mask);
   960→	  for(int i=1;i<=Tcontrasts.Nrows();i++)
   961→	    save_volume(output[i-1],opts.out_fileroot.value()+"cope"+num2str(i));
   962→	  output.setmatrix(varcope,mask);
   963→	  for(int i=1;i<=Tcontrasts.Nrows();i++)
   964→	    save_volume(output[i-1],opts.out_fileroot.value()+"varcope"+num2str(i));
   965→	  output.setmatrix(pe,mask);
   966→	  for(int i=1;i<=model.Ncols();i++)
   967→	    save_volume(output[i-1],opts.out_fileroot.value()+"pe"+num2str(i));
   968→	} else {
   969→	  output.setmatrix(pe,mask);
   970→	  save_volume4D(output,opts.out_fileroot.value()+"_glm_pe");
   971→	  output.setmatrix(cope,mask);
   972→	  save_volume4D(output,opts.out_fileroot.value()+"_glm_cope");
   973→	  output.setmatrix(varcope,mask);
   974→	  save_volume4D(output,opts.out_fileroot.value()+"_glm_varcope");
   975→	  output.setmatrix(sigmaSquared,mask);
   976→	  save_volume4D(output,opts.out_fileroot.value()+"_glm_sigmasqr");
   977→	}
   978→    }
   979→
   980→    if(opts.fc_file.value()!="") analyseFContrast(Fcontrasts,Tcontrasts,model,data,mask,blockLabels,opts,effectiveDesign);
   981→
   982→    int startingContrast(1);
   983→    int finalContrast( Tcontrasts.Nrows() );
   984→    if ( opts.skipTo.value() > 0 ) {
   985→      startingContrast=opts.skipTo.value()-Fcontrasts.Nrows();
   986→      finalContrast=min( Tcontrasts.Nrows(), opts.skipTo.value()-Fcontrasts.Nrows() );
   987→    }
   988→
   989→    for (int tstat = startingContrast; tstat <= finalContrast  && tstat > 0 && !opts.doFOnly.value(); tstat++ )
   990→      analyseContrast(Tcontrasts.Row(tstat),model,data,mask,blockLabels,tstat,opts,effectiveDesign);
   991→  }
   992→  catch(Exception& e)
   993→  {
   994→    cerr << "ERROR: Program failed" <<  e.what() << endl << endl << "Exiting" << endl;
   995→    return 1;
   996→  }
   997→  catch(...)
   998→  {
   999→    cerr << "ERROR: Program failed, unknown exception" << endl << endl << "Exiting" << endl;
  1000→    return 1;
  1001→  }
  1002→  if ( opts.verbose.value() )
  1003→    cout << "Finished, exiting." << endl;
  1004→  return 0;
  1005→}
  1006→
  1007→//Permuter Class
  1008→void Permuter::createPermutationScheme(const Matrix& design, ColumnVector groups, const bool oneNonZeroContrast, const long requiredPermutations, const bool detectingNullElements, const bool outputDebug, const bool permuteBlocks, const bool forceFlipping)
  1009→{
  1010→  nBlocks=int(groups.Maximum())+1; //+1 to include the "0" block
  1011→  nSubjects=design.Nrows();
  1012→  if (detectingNullElements)
  1013→    for(int row=1;row<=nSubjects;row++)
  1014→      if (abs(design.Row(row).Sum())<1e-10 && !isFlipping) //original just checked if Sum()==0
  1015→	groups(row)=0;
  1016→  isPermutingBlocks=permuteBlocks;
  1017→
  1018→  if ( isPermutingBlocks ) {
  1019→    blockPermuter=new Permuter;
  1020→      ColumnVector dummyBlocks(nBlocks-1);
  1021→      dummyBlocks=1;
  1022→      Matrix effectiveBlockDesign(0,design.Ncols()*design.Nrows()/(nBlocks-1));
  1023→    for(int group=1;group<nBlocks;group++) {
  1024→      RowVector currentRow;
  1025→      for(int row=1;row<=nSubjects;row++)
  1026→	if(groups(row)==group) currentRow |= design.Row(row);
  1027→      effectiveBlockDesign &= currentRow;
  1028→    }
  1029→    blockPermuter->createPermutationScheme(effectiveBlockDesign,dummyBlocks,false,requiredPermutations,false,outputDebug,false,forceFlipping);
  1030→  }
  1031→
  1032→  ColumnVector labels = createDesignLabels(design|groups);
  1033→  if ( forceFlipping )
  1034→    labels=1;
  1035→
  1036→  if ( isPermutingBlocks )
  1037→    for( int row=1;row<=nSubjects;row++ )
  1038→      labels(row)=row;
  1039→
  1040→  if ( forceFlipping )
  1041→    labels=1;
  1042→  isFlipping = ( (labels.Maximum()==1) && oneNonZeroContrast ) || forceFlipping ;
  1043→
  1044→  originalLocation.resize(nBlocks);
  1045→  permutedLabels.resize(nBlocks);
  1046→  originalLabels.resize(nBlocks);
  1047→  for(int group=0;group<nBlocks;group++)
  1048→  {
  1049→     int member(0);
  1050→     for(int row=1;row<=nSubjects;row++)
  1051→       if(groups(row)==group) member++;
  1052→     originalLocation[group].ReSize(member);
  1053→     permutedLabels[group].ReSize(member);
  1054→     for(int row=nSubjects;row>=1;row--) //Now work backwards to fill in the starting locations
  1055→       if(groups(row)==group) originalLocation[group](member--)=row;
  1056→  }
  1057→  initialisePermutationBlocks(labels,requiredPermutations);
  1058→  if (outputDebug)
  1059→    cerr << "Subject | Design | group | label" << endl << ( truePermutation | design | groups | labels ) << endl;
  1060→}
  1061→
  1062→ColumnVector Permuter::returnPreviousTruePermutation(const long permutationNumber)
  1063→{
  1064→  if (isFlipping)
  1065→    return previousPermutations[permutationNumber-1];
  1066→  else {
  1067→    ColumnVector permvec(unpermutedVector);
  1068→    for(long perm=1; perm<=permutationNumber; perm++)
  1069→      createTruePermutation(previousPermutations[perm-1],previousPermutations[perm-1-int(perm!=1)],permvec);
  1070→    return permvec;
  1071→  }
  1072→}
  1073→
  1074→ColumnVector Permuter::returnPreviousTruePermutation(const long permutationNumber, ColumnVector& previousState)
  1075→{
  1076→  if (isFlipping)
  1077→    return previousPermutations[permutationNumber-1];
  1078→  else {
  1079→    createTruePermutation(previousPermutations[permutationNumber-1],previousPermutations[permutationNumber-1-int(permutationNumber!=1)],previousState);
  1080→    return previousState;
  1081→  }
  1082→}
  1083→
  1084→void Permuter::initialisePermutationBlocks(const ColumnVector& designLabels,const long requiredPermutations)
  1085→{
  1086→  truePermutation.ReSize(nSubjects);
  1087→  for(int i=1;i<=nSubjects;i++) truePermutation(i)=i;
  1088→  if (isFlipping) truePermutation=1;
  1089→  unpermutedVector=truePermutation;
  1090→  uniquePermutations.resize(nBlocks);
  1091→  uniquePermutations[0]=1;
  1092→  for(int group=0;group<nBlocks;group++)
  1093→  {
  1094→    for(int row=1;row<=permutedLabels[group].Nrows();row++)
  1095→      permutedLabels[group](row)=designLabels((int)originalLocation[group](row));
  1096→    if (group>0) uniquePermutations[group]=computeUniquePermutations(permutedLabels[group],isFlipping);
  1097→    uniquePermutations[0]*=uniquePermutations[group];
  1098→    originalLabels[group]=permutedLabels[group];
  1099→  }
  1100→
  1101→  if ( isPermutingBlocks )
  1102→    uniquePermutations[0]=blockPermuter->uniquePermutations[0];
  1103→  isRandom=!(requiredPermutations==0 || requiredPermutations>=uniquePermutations[0]);
  1104→  if (isRandom) finalPermutation=requiredPermutations;
  1105→  else finalPermutation=uniquePermutations[0];
  1106→  previousPermutations.reserve((long)finalPermutation);
  1107→}
  1108→
  1109→ColumnVector Permuter::permutationVector()
  1110→{
  1111→ColumnVector newvec(nSubjects);
  1112→   for(int block=0;block<nBlocks;block++)
  1113→     for(int row=1;row<=permutedLabels[block].Nrows();row++)
  1114→       newvec( (int)originalLocation[block](row) ) = permutedLabels[block](row);
  1115→   return newvec;
  1116→}
  1117→
  1118→void Permuter::createTruePermutation(const ColumnVector& newLabels,ColumnVector copyOldLabels,ColumnVector& permvec)
  1119→{
  1120→  if (isFlipping) permvec=permutationVector();
  1121→  else
  1122→  {
  1123→    for(int k=1;k<=newLabels.Nrows();k++)
  1124→      if(newLabels(k)!=copyOldLabels(k))
  1125→        for(int l=1;l<=newLabels.Nrows();l++)
  1126→	  if(newLabels(l)!=copyOldLabels(l) && copyOldLabels(l)==newLabels(k) )
  1127→ 	   {
  1128→	     swap(permvec(l),permvec(k));
  1129→	     swap(copyOldLabels(l),copyOldLabels(k));
  1130→           }
  1131→  }
  1132→}
  1133→
  1134→ColumnVector Permuter::nextPermutation(const long permutationNumber)
  1135→{
  1136→  if ( isPermutingBlocks ) {
  1137→    ColumnVector permutedBlocksFoo=blockPermuter->nextPermutation(permutationNumber,false,false);
  1138→    for(int block=1;block<nBlocks;block++) {
  1139→      if ( blockPermuter->isFlipping )
  1140→	permutedLabels[block]=originalLabels[block]*permutedBlocksFoo(block);
  1141→      else
  1142→	permutedLabels[block]=originalLabels[(int)permutedBlocksFoo(block)];
  1143→    }
  1144→    return(permutationVector());
  1145→  }
  1146→
  1147→  for(int group=1;group<nBlocks;group++)
  1148→  {
  1149→      if(isFlipping) nextFlip(permutedLabels[group]);
  1150→      else nextShuffle(permutedLabels[group]);
  1151→      if (!isRandom && permutedLabels[group]!=originalLabels[group] ) //Move to next group as either "reset" has occurred or we are in random mode
  1152→	break;
  1153→  }
  1154→  return(permutationVector());
  1155→}
  1156→
  1157→ColumnVector Permuter::nextPermutation(const long permutationNumber, const bool printStatus, const bool isStoring)
  1158→{
  1159→  if (permutationNumber!=1 && printStatus) cout << "Starting permutation " << permutationNumber << endl;
  1160→  else if (printStatus) cout << "Starting permutation " << permutationNumber << " (Unpermuted data)" << endl;
  1161→
  1162→  ColumnVector currentLabels=permutationVector();
  1163→  ColumnVector newPermutation;
  1164→  do
  1165→  {
  1166→    if (permutationNumber!=1) newPermutation=nextPermutation(permutationNumber);
  1167→  } while(isRandom && isPreviousPermutation(newPermutation));
  1168→  if(isStoring || isRandom) previousPermutations.push_back(permutationVector());
  1169→  createTruePermutation(permutationVector(),currentLabels,truePermutation);
  1170→  return(truePermutation);
  1171→}
  1172→
  1173→bool Permuter::isPreviousPermutation(const ColumnVector& newPermutation){
  1174→  for(int i=previousPermutations.size()-1; i>=0; i--)
  1175→    if(newPermutation==previousPermutations[i]) return true;
  1176→  return false;
  1177→  }
  1178→
  1179→void Permuter::nextShuffle(ColumnVector& perm){
  1180→   vector<int> temp;
  1181→   for (int i=1;i<=perm.Nrows();i++) temp.push_back((int)perm(i));
  1182→   if (isRandom) shuffle(temp.begin(),temp.end(), urbg);
  1183→   else next_permutation(temp.begin(),temp.end());
  1184→   for (int i=1;i<=perm.Nrows();i++) perm(i)=temp[i-1];
  1185→}
  1186→
  1187→void Permuter::nextFlip(ColumnVector& flip){
  1188→
  1189→  if (isRandom)
  1190→  {
  1191→    for(int i=1;i<=flip.Nrows();i++)
  1192→    {
  1193→      float tmp=(float)urbg()/urbg.max();
  1194→      if(tmp > 0.5) flip(i)=1;
  1195→      else  flip(i)=-1;
  1196→    }
  1197→  }
  1198→  else for (int n=flip.Nrows();n>0;n--)
  1199→    if(flip(n)==1)
  1200→    {
  1201→      flip(n)=-1;
  1202→      if (n<flip.Nrows()) flip.Rows(n+1,flip.Nrows())=1;
  1203→      return;
  1204→    }
  1205→}
  1206→
  1207→double Permuter::computeUniquePermutations(const ColumnVector& labels,const bool calculateFlips){
  1208→  if (calculateFlips) return std::pow(2.0,labels.Nrows());
  1209→  ColumnVector label_counts((int)labels.MaximumAbsoluteValue());
  1210→  label_counts=0;
  1211→  for(int i=1; i<=labels.Nrows(); i++) label_counts(int(labels(i)))++;
  1212→  double yo = lgam(labels.Nrows()+1);
  1213→  for(int i=1; i<=labels.MaximumAbsoluteValue(); i++)
  1214→    yo -= lgam(label_counts(i)+1);
  1215→  return std::floor(exp(yo)+0.5);
  1216→}
  1217→
  1218→ColumnVector Permuter::createDesignLabels(const Matrix& design){
  1219→  ColumnVector designLabels(design.Nrows());
  1220→  vector<RowVector> knownLabels;
  1221→  for(int i=1;i<=design.Nrows();i++){
  1222→    bool wasExistingLabel(false);
  1223→    for(unsigned int l=0;l<knownLabels.size();l++){
  1224→      if(design.Row(i)==knownLabels[l]){
  1225→	designLabels(i)=l+1;
  1226→	wasExistingLabel=true;
  1227→      }
  1228→    }
  1229→    if(!wasExistingLabel){
  1230→      knownLabels.push_back(design.Row(i));
  1231→      designLabels(i)=knownLabels.size();
  1232→    }
  1233→  }
  1234→  return(designLabels);
  1235→}
  1236→
  1237→double Permuter::reportRequiredPermutations(const bool printToScreen)
  1238→{
  1239→  if (printToScreen)
  1240→  {
  1241→    if(isRandom) cout<<"Doing " << finalPermutation << " random permutations"<<endl;
  1242→    else cout<<"Doing all "<< finalPermutation <<" unique permutations"<<endl;
  1243→  }
  1244→  return(finalPermutation);
  1245→}
  1246→
  1247→void Permuter::writePermutationHistory(const string& fileName)
  1248→{
  1249→  ofstream output_file(fileName.c_str());
  1250→  ColumnVector state(unpermutedVector);
  1251→  for(unsigned long perm=1; perm<=finalPermutation; perm++)
  1252→    output_file << returnPreviousTruePermutation(perm,state).t();
  1253→  output_file.close();
  1254→}
  1255→
  1256→Permuter::Permuter()
  1257→{
  1258→  isPermutingBlocks=false;
  1259→  blockPermuter=NULL;
  1260→}
  1261→
  1262→Permuter::~Permuter()
  1263→{
  1264→  if ( blockPermuter != NULL )
  1265→     delete blockPermuter;
  1266→}
  1267→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→/*  ranopts.h
     2→
     3→    Matthew Webster, Tim Behrens & Steve Smith (FMRIB) & Tom Nichols (UMich)
     4→
     5→    Copyright (C) 2008-2010 University of Oxford  */
     6→
     7→/*  CCOPYRIGHT  */
     8→
     9→#if !defined(ranopts_h)
    10→#define ranopts_h
    11→
    12→#include <string>
    13→#include <stdlib.h>
    14→#include <stdio.h>
    15→#include "utils/options.h"
    16→#include "utils/log.h"
    17→
    18→namespace RANDOMISE {
    19→
    20→class ranopts {
    21→ public:
    22→  static ranopts& getInstance();
    23→  ~ranopts() { delete gopt; }
    24→
    25→  Utilities::Option<bool> demean_data;
    26→  Utilities::Option<bool> one_samp;
    27→  Utilities::Option<std::string> in_fileroot;
    28→  Utilities::Option<std::string> maskname;
    29→  Utilities::Option<std::string> out_fileroot;
    30→  Utilities::Option<std::string> dm_file;
    31→  Utilities::Option<std::string> tc_file;
    32→  Utilities::Option<std::string> fc_file;
    33→  Utilities::Option<std::string> gp_file;
    34→  Utilities::Option<std::string> effectiveDesignFile;
    35→  Utilities::Option<bool> how_many_perms;
    36→  Utilities::Option<bool> parallelData;
    37→  Utilities::Option<int> n_perm;
    38→  Utilities::Option<bool> voxelwiseOutput;
    39→  Utilities::Option<bool> doFOnly;
    40→  Utilities::Option<bool> tfce;
    41→  Utilities::Option<bool> tfce2D;
    42→  Utilities::Option<float> cluster_thresh;
    43→  Utilities::Option<float> clustermass_thresh;
    44→  Utilities::Option<float> f_thresh;
    45→  Utilities::Option<float> fmass_thresh;
    46→  Utilities::Option<float> tfce_height;
    47→  Utilities::Option<float> tfce_delta;
    48→  Utilities::Option<float> tfce_size;
    49→  Utilities::Option<int> tfce_connectivity;
    50→  Utilities::Option<float> var_sm_sig;
    51→  Utilities::Option<bool> help;
    52→  Utilities::Option<bool> verbose;
    53→  Utilities::Option<bool> cluster_norm;
    54→  Utilities::Option<bool> outputRaw;
    55→  Utilities::Option<bool> outputUncorr;
    56→  Utilities::Option<bool> outputTextPerm;
    57→  Utilities::Option<bool> outputTextNull;
    58→  Utilities::Option<bool> output_permstat;
    59→  Utilities::Option<bool> disableNonConstantMask;
    60→  Utilities::Option<int> randomSeed;
    61→  Utilities::Option<std::vector<int> > voxelwise_ev_numbers;
    62→  Utilities::Option<std::vector<std::string> > voxelwise_ev_filenames;
    63→  Utilities::Option<int> nMultiVariate;
    64→  Utilities::Option<bool> isDebugging;
    65→  Utilities::Option<int> confoundMethod;
    66→  Utilities::Option<bool> detectNullSubjects;
    67→  Utilities::Option<bool> permuteBlocks;
    68→  Utilities::Option<bool> verbose_old;
    69→  Utilities::Option<int>  skipTo;
    70→  Utilities::Option<bool> outputGlm;
    71→  Utilities::Option<bool> featMode;
    72→
    73→  void parse_command_line(int argc, char** argv,Utilities::Log& logger);
    74→
    75→ private:
    76→  ranopts();
    77→  const ranopts& operator=(ranopts&);
    78→  ranopts(ranopts&);
    79→
    80→  Utilities::OptionParser options;
    81→
    82→  static ranopts* gopt;
    83→
    84→};
    85→
    86→ inline ranopts& ranopts::getInstance(){
    87→   if(gopt == NULL)
    88→     gopt = new ranopts();
    89→
    90→   return *gopt;
    91→ }
    92→
    93→ inline ranopts::ranopts() :
    94→   demean_data(std::string("-D"), false,
    95→	std::string("\tdemean data temporally before model fitting ( demean model as well if required )"),
    96→	false, Utilities::no_argument),
    97→   one_samp(std::string("-1"), false,
    98→	    std::string("\tperform 1-sample group-mean test instead of generic permutation test"),
    99→	    false, Utilities::no_argument),
   100→   in_fileroot(std::string("-i"), "",
   101→       std::string("~<input>\t4D input image"),
   102→       true, Utilities::requires_argument),
   103→   maskname(std::string("-m"), "",
   104→       std::string("~<mask>\tmask image"),
   105→       false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   106→   out_fileroot(std::string("-o"), std::string(""),
   107→	    std::string("~<out_root>\toutput file-rootname"),
   108→	    true, Utilities::requires_argument),
   109→   dm_file(std::string("-d"), std::string(""),
   110→	    std::string("~<design.mat>\tdesign matrix file"),
   111→	    false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   112→   tc_file(std::string("-t"), std::string(""),
   113→	    std::string("~<design.con>\tt contrasts file"),
   114→	    false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   115→   fc_file(std::string("-f"), std::string(""),
   116→            std::string("~<design.fts>\tf contrasts file"),
   117→	   false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   118→   gp_file(std::string("-e"), std::string(""),
   119→            std::string("~<design.grp>\texchangeability block labels file"),
   120→	   false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   121→   effectiveDesignFile(std::string("--effective_design"), std::string(""),
   122→            std::string("~<design2.mat>\talternative design for determining valid permutations"),
   123→	   false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   124→   how_many_perms(std::string("-q"), false,
   125→	    std::string("\tprint out how many unique permutations would be generated and exit"),
   126→	    false, Utilities::no_argument),
   127→   parallelData(std::string("-Q"), false,
   128→	    std::string("\tprint out information required for parallel mode and exit"),
   129→	    false, Utilities::no_argument),
   130→   n_perm(std::string("-n"), 5000,
   131→	    std::string("~<n_perm>\tnumber of permutations (default 5000, set to 0 for exhaustive)"),
   132→	    false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   133→   voxelwiseOutput(std::string("-x"),false,
   134→	    std::string("\toutput voxelwise corrected p-value images"),
   135→		 false, Utilities::no_argument),
   136→   doFOnly(std::string("--fonly"), false,
   137→	   std::string("\tcalculate f-statistics only"),
   138→	   false, Utilities::no_argument),
   139→   tfce(std::string("-T"), false,
   140→	   std::string("\tcarry out Threshold-Free Cluster Enhancement"),
   141→	   false, Utilities::no_argument),
   142→   tfce2D(std::string("--T2"), false,
   143→	   std::string("\tcarry out Threshold-Free Cluster Enhancement with 2D optimisation (e.g. for TBSS data); H=2, E=1, C=26"),
   144→	   false, Utilities::no_argument),
   145→   cluster_thresh(std::string("-c"), -1,
   146→	  std::string("~<thresh>\tcarry out cluster-based thresholding"),
   147→	  false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   148→   clustermass_thresh(std::string("-C"), -1,
   149→	  std::string("~<thresh>\tcarry out cluster-mass-based thresholding"),
   150→	  false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   151→   f_thresh(std::string("-F"), -1,
   152→	  std::string("~<thresh>\tcarry out f cluster thresholding"),
   153→	  false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   154→   fmass_thresh(std::string("-S"), -1,
   155→	  std::string("~<thresh>\tcarry out f cluster-mass thresholding"),
   156→	  false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   157→   tfce_height(std::string("--tfce_H"), 2, std::string("~<H>\tTFCE height parameter (default=2)"), false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   158→   tfce_delta(std::string("--tfce_D"), 1, std::string("~<H>\tTFCE delta parameter overide"), false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   159→   tfce_size(std::string("--tfce_E"), 0.5, std::string("~<E>\tTFCE extent parameter (default=0.5)"), false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   160→   tfce_connectivity(std::string("--tfce_C"), 6, std::string("~<C>\tTFCE connectivity (6 or 26; default=6)"), false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   161→   var_sm_sig(std::string("-v"), 0,
   162→	    std::string("~<std>\tuse variance smoothing for t-stats (std is in mm)"),
   163→	     false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   164→   help(std::string("-h,--help"), false,
   165→	std::string("display this message"),
   166→	false, Utilities::no_argument),
   167→   verbose(std::string("--quiet"), true,
   168→	   std::string("\tswitch off diagnostic messages"),
   169→	   false, Utilities::no_argument),
   170→   cluster_norm(std::string("--twopass"), false,
   171→	   std::string("carry out cluster normalisation thresholding"),
   172→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   173→   outputRaw(std::string("-R"), false,
   174→	   std::string("\toutput raw ( unpermuted ) statistic images"),
   175→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   176→   outputUncorr(std::string("--uncorrp"), false,
   177→	   std::string("output uncorrected p-value images"),
   178→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   179→   outputTextPerm(std::string("-P"), false,
   180→	   std::string("\toutput permutation vector text file"),
   181→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   182→   outputTextNull(std::string("-N"), false,
   183→	   std::string("\toutput null distribution text files"),
   184→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   185→   output_permstat(std::string("--permout"), false,
   186→	   std::string("\toutput permuted tstat"),
   187→		false, Utilities::no_argument,false),
   188→   disableNonConstantMask(std::string("--norcmask"), false,
   189→	   std::string("don't remove constant voxels from mask"),
   190→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   191→   randomSeed(std::string("--seed"),0,
   192→	    std::string("~<seed>\tspecific integer seed for random number generator"),
   193→		 false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   194→   voxelwise_ev_numbers(std::string("--vxl"), std::vector<int>(),
   195→         std::string("\tlist of numbers indicating voxelwise EVs position in the design matrix (list order corresponds to files in vxf option)."),
   196→         false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   197→   voxelwise_ev_filenames(std::string("--vxf"), std::vector<std::string>(),
   198→         std::string("\tlist of 4D images containing voxelwise EVs (list order corresponds to numbers in vxl option)."),
   199→         false, Utilities::requires_argument),
   200→   nMultiVariate(std::string("--multi"),1,
   201→	    std::string("~<dim>\tmultivariate dimension (default 1). caution BETA option."),
   202→		 false, Utilities::requires_argument, false),
   203→   isDebugging(std::string("--debug"), false,
   204→	   std::string("\tOutput debug information"),
   205→	       false, Utilities::no_argument,false),
   206→   confoundMethod(std::string("-U"),1,
   207→	    std::string("~<mode>\tconfound mode. 0: Kennedy Y_a on X_a (old) 1: Freedman-Lane Y_a on X|Z (default) 2: Y on X|Z. 3: ter Braak Y_aFull on X|Z Caution BETA option."),
   208→		  false, Utilities::requires_argument, false),
   209→   detectNullSubjects(std::string("--detectNull"), false,
   210→	   std::string("attempt to detect uninformative rows in the effective regressor and not permute them"),
   211→		      false, Utilities::no_argument, false),
   212→   permuteBlocks(std::string("--permuteBlocks"), false,
   213→	   std::string("permute exchangeability blocks. Caution BETA option"),
   214→		 false, Utilities::no_argument),
   215→   verbose_old(std::string("-V"), false,
   216→	   std::string("\tswitch on diagnostic messages (deprecated: now always on unless quiet)"),
   217→	       false, Utilities::no_argument, false),
   218→   skipTo(std::string("--skipTo"),0,
   219→	    std::string("~<number>\tdo only contrast<number>. A setting of 0 will do all contrasts, numbering starts with f- and then t-contrasts"),
   220→		false, Utilities::requires_argument, false),
   221→   outputGlm(std::string("--glm_output"), false,
   222→	   std::string("output glm information for t-statistics ( unpermuted case only )"),
   223→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   224→   featMode(std::string("--film"), false,
   225→	   std::string("output stats to simulate the output of film"),
   226→		false, Utilities::no_argument),
   227→
   228→   options("randomise v2.9", "randomise -i <input> -o <output> -d <design.mat> -t <design.con> [options]")
   229→     {
   230→
   231→     try {
   232→       options.add(demean_data);
   233→       options.add(one_samp);
   234→       options.add(in_fileroot);
   235→       options.add(maskname);
   236→       options.add(out_fileroot);
   237→       options.add(dm_file);
   238→       options.add(tc_file);
   239→       options.add(fc_file);
   240→       options.add(gp_file);
   241→       options.add(effectiveDesignFile);
   242→       options.add(how_many_perms);
   243→       options.add(parallelData);
   244→       options.add(n_perm);
   245→       options.add(voxelwiseOutput);
   246→       options.add(doFOnly);
   247→       options.add(tfce);
   248→       options.add(tfce2D);
   249→       options.add(cluster_thresh);
   250→       options.add(clustermass_thresh);
   251→       options.add(f_thresh);
   252→       options.add(fmass_thresh);
   253→       options.add(var_sm_sig);
   254→       options.add(help);
   255→       options.add(verbose);
   256→       options.add(cluster_norm);
   257→       options.add(outputRaw);
   258→       options.add(outputUncorr);
   259→       options.add(outputTextPerm);
   260→       options.add(outputTextNull);
   261→       options.add(output_permstat);
   262→       options.add(disableNonConstantMask);
   263→       options.add(randomSeed);
   264→       options.add(tfce_height);
   265→       options.add(tfce_delta);
   266→       options.add(tfce_size);
   267→       options.add(tfce_connectivity);
   268→       options.add(voxelwise_ev_numbers);
   269→       options.add(voxelwise_ev_filenames);
   270→       options.add(nMultiVariate);
   271→       options.add(isDebugging);
   272→       options.add(confoundMethod);
   273→       options.add(detectNullSubjects);
   274→       options.add(permuteBlocks);
   275→       options.add(verbose_old);
   276→       options.add(skipTo);
   277→       options.add(outputGlm);
   278→       options.add(featMode);
   279→     }
   280→     catch(Utilities::X_OptionError& e) {
   281→       options.usage();
   282→       std::cerr << std::endl << e.what() << std::endl;
   283→     }
   284→     catch(std::exception &e) {
   285→       std::cerr << e.what() << std::endl;
   286→     }
   287→
   288→   }
   289→}
   290→
   291→#endif
   292→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→/*  fdr.cc
     2→
     3→    Mark Jenkinson, Anderson Winkler and Tom Nichols, FMRIB Image Analysis Group
     4→
     5→    Copyright (C) 2004-2012 University of Oxford  */
     6→
     7→/*  CCOPYRIGHT  */
     8→
     9→// Calculates the FDR threshold and the FDR-adjusted image from an
    10→//  input 3D probability image (values of 0 for p are ignored)
    11→
    12→#include <algorithm>
    13→#include <limits>
    14→#include <vector>
    15→#include "utils/options.h"
    16→#include "armawrap/newmat.h"
    17→#include "miscmaths/miscmaths.h"
    18→#include "newimage/newimageall.h"
    19→
    20→using namespace std;
    21→using namespace Utilities;
    22→using namespace NEWMAT;
    23→using namespace MISCMATHS;
    24→using namespace NEWIMAGE;
    25→
    26→string title="fdr \nCopyright(c) 2004-2012, University of Oxford (Mark Jenkinson)";
    27→string examples="fdr -i <pvalimage> [options]\ne.g.  fdr -i <pvalimage> -m <maskimage> -q 0.05\n      fdr -i <pvalimage> -a <adjustedimage>\nNote: if a mask is not specified, voxels where p>.9999 are ignored.";
    28→
    29→Option<bool> verbose(string("-v,--verbose"), false,
    30→		     string("switch on diagnostic messages"),
    31→		     false, no_argument);
    32→Option<bool> help(string("-h,--help"), false,
    33→		  string("display this message"),
    34→		  false, no_argument);
    35→Option<bool> debug(string("--debug"), false,
    36→		     string("switch on debugging output"),
    37→		     false, no_argument);
    38→Option<bool> conservativetest(string("--conservative"), false,
    39→			      string("use conservative FDR correction factor (allows for any correlation)"),
    40→			      false, no_argument);
    41→Option<bool> positivecorrtest(string("--positivecorr"), false,
    42→			      string("use FDR correction factor that assumes positive correlation (default)"),
    43→			      false, no_argument);
    44→Option<bool> independenttest(string("--independent"), false,
    45→			      string("use FDR correction factor that assumes independence"),
    46→			      false, no_argument);
    47→Option<bool> invertp(string("--oneminusp"), false,
    48→			      string("treat input as 1-p (also save output like this)"),
    49→			      false, no_argument);
    50→Option<float>  qthresh(string("-q"),0,
    51→		  string("q-value (FDR) threshold"),
    52→		  false, requires_argument);
    53→Option<string> ordername(string("--order"), string(""),
    54→		      string("~\toutput image of order values"),
    55→		      false, requires_argument);
    56→Option<string> inname(string("-i,--in"), string(""),
    57→		      string("input p-value filename"),
    58→		      true, requires_argument);
    59→Option<string> mask(string("-m"), string(""),
    60→		      string("mask filename"),
    61→		      false, requires_argument);
    62→Option<string> adjname(string("-a"), string(""),
    63→		       string("output image with FDR-adjusted p-values"),
    64→		       false, requires_argument);
    65→Option<string> othresh(string("--othresh"), string(""),
    66→		       string("output a thresholded p-value image"),
    67→		       false, requires_argument);
    68→int nonoptarg;
    69→
    70→template<class T>
    71→int save_as_image(const string& filename, const volume<T>& mask,
    72→		  const Matrix& valmat)
    73→{
    74→    // put values back into volume format
    75→    if (verbose.value()) { cerr << "Saving results to " << filename << endl; }
    76→    volume4D<T> outvals(mask);
    77→    outvals.setmatrix(valmat.t(),mask);
    78→    return save_volume4D(outvals,filename);
    79→}
    80→
    81→
    82→int do_work(int argc, char* argv[], int nonoptarg)
    83→{
    84→  volume4D<double> pimg; // reading in 4D in order to be able to use the newimage<->newmat functions - only actually use first timepoint
    85→  read_volume(pimg,inname.value());
    86→  if ( invertp.value() )
    87→    pimg = 1.0 - pimg;
    88→  if (verbose.value()) print_volume_info(pimg,"p-value image");
    89→
    90→  volume<double> vmask;
    91→  if (mask.set()) {
    92→    read_volume(vmask,mask.value());
    93→    vmask.binarise();
    94→  } else {
    95→    vmask = pimg[0];
    96→    vmask.binarise(1,std::numeric_limits<double>::max(),inclusive,true);
    97→  }
    98→
    99→  Matrix pmat;
   100→  pmat = pimg.matrix(vmask);
   101→  pmat = pmat.t();
   102→  int Ntot = pmat.Nrows();
   103→
   104→  // calculate FDR threshold required to make each voxel significant
   105→  // FDR formula is: p = n*q / (N * C)
   106→  //   where n=order index, N=total number of p values,
   107→  //         C=1 for the simple case (including positive correlations), and
   108→  //         C=1/1 + 1/2 + 1/3 + ... + 1/N for the most general correlation
   109→  // We use the inverse formula: q_{min} = N*C*p / n
   110→
   111→  if (verbose.value()) { cerr << "Calculating FDR values" << endl; }
   112→  bool conservativecorrection=false;  // the default
   113→  if (conservativetest.set()) conservativecorrection=true;  // this is overridden by any of the other options
   114→  if (independenttest.set())  conservativecorrection=false;
   115→  if (positivecorrtest.set()) conservativecorrection=false;
   116→  float C=1.0;
   117→  if (conservativecorrection) {
   118→    for (int n=2; n<=Ntot; n++) { C+=1.0/((double) n); }
   119→  }
   120→
   121→  // Sort the p-values
   122→  if (debug.value()) {
   123→    cout << "Number of voxels (p-values): " << Ntot << endl;
   124→    cout << "Smallest p-value: " << pmat.Minimum() << endl;
   125→    cout << "Largest p-value:  " << pmat.Maximum() << endl;
   126→  }
   127→  vector<pair<double, int> > sortlist(Ntot);
   128→  for (int n=0; n<Ntot; n++) {
   129→    sortlist[n] = pair<double, int> ((double) pmat(n+1,1), n+1);
   130→  }
   131→  sort(sortlist.begin(), sortlist.end());
   132→
   133→  // Compute the ranks, in the same order as the original p-values
   134→  vector<int> norder(Ntot);
   135→  for (int n=0; n<Ntot; n++) {
   136→    norder[sortlist[n].second-1] = n+1;
   137→  }
   138→
   139→  // output the appropriate p-threshold, if requested
   140→  float pthresh = 0.0;
   141→  float qthr = qthresh.value();
   142→  float qfac = qthr / ( C * (float) Ntot );
   143→  for (int j=1; j<=Ntot; j++) {
   144→    if ( (pmat(j,1) > pthresh) &&
   145→	 ( pmat(j,1) <= qfac * (float) norder[j-1] ) ) // note an important change here, from '<' to '<='
   146→      {
   147→	if (verbose.value()) { cout << "p = " << pmat(j,1) << " , n = "
   148→				    << norder[j-1] << " , qfac = " << qfac << endl; }
   149→	pthresh = pmat(j,1);
   150→      }
   151→  }
   152→  cout << "Probability Threshold is: " << endl << pthresh << endl;
   153→
   154→
   155→  // output the adjusted image, if requested
   156→  if (adjname.set()) {
   157→    Matrix amat = pmat;
   158→    vector<int> reverse(Ntot); // reverse of norder
   159→    for (int j=0; j<Ntot; j++) {
   160→      reverse[norder[j]-1] = j+1;
   161→    }
   162→    double prev = 1.0;
   163→    for (int j=Ntot; j>=1; j--) {
   164→      amat(reverse[j-1],1) = sortlist[j-1].first * C * Ntot / j;
   165→      amat(reverse[j-1],1) = Min(prev,amat(reverse[j-1],1));
   166→      prev = amat(reverse[j-1],1);
   167→    }
   168→
   169→    // save the FDR (q_min) results
   170→    if ( invertp.value() ) amat=1.0-amat;
   171→    save_as_image(adjname.value(),vmask,amat);
   172→  }
   173→
   174→
   175→  // save the order values, if requested
   176→  if (ordername.set()) {
   177→    Matrix ordermat(Ntot,1);
   178→    for (int j=1; j<=Ntot; j++) { ordermat(j,1) = norder[j-1]; }
   179→    save_as_image(ordername.value(),vmask,ordermat);
   180→  }
   181→
   182→  // save the thresholded p-values, if requested
   183→  if (othresh.set()) {
   184→    pimg.threshold(0,pthresh,inclusive);
   185→    volume<double> significantMask(pimg);
   186→    significantMask.binarise();
   187→    if ( invertp.value() ) // convert back to p unless 1-p was the input
   188→      pimg=1.0-pimg;
   189→    pimg=pimg*vmask*significantMask;
   190→    save_volume4D(pimg,othresh.value());
   191→  }
   192→
   193→  return 0;
   194→}
   195→
   196→////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
   197→
   198→int main(int argc,char *argv[])
   199→{
   200→
   201→  Tracer tr("main");
   202→  OptionParser options(title, examples);
   203→
   204→  try {
   205→    options.add(inname);
   206→    options.add(mask);
   207→    options.add(qthresh);
   208→    options.add(adjname);
   209→    options.add(othresh);
   210→    options.add(ordername);
   211→    options.add(invertp);
   212→    options.add(positivecorrtest);
   213→    options.add(independenttest);
   214→    options.add(conservativetest);
   215→    options.add(debug);
   216→    options.add(verbose);
   217→    options.add(help);
   218→
   219→    nonoptarg = options.parse_command_line(argc, argv);
   220→
   221→    if ( (help.value()) || (!options.check_compulsory_arguments(true)) )
   222→      {
   223→	options.usage();
   224→	exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
   225→      }
   226→
   227→  }  catch(X_OptionError& e) {
   228→    options.usage();
   229→    cerr << endl << e.what() << endl;
   230→    exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
   231→  } catch(std::exception &e) {
   232→    cerr << e.what() << endl;
   233→  }
   234→
   235→  // Call the local functions
   236→
   237→  return do_work(argc,argv,nonoptarg);
   238→}
   239→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

Based on my examination of the FSL source code, I can now provide you with a comprehensive analysis of the TFCE (Threshold-Free Cluster Enhancement) implementation. Here's what I found:

## FSL TFCE Implementation Analysis

### 1. Core TFCE Algorithm Location

The main TFCE implementation is found in `/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/fsl_src/newimage/newimagefns.h` with two key functions:

**Primary Optimized Implementation (`tfce`)**: Lines 2413-2508
- This is the main implementation used by randomise and SWE
- Uses an efficient sorting-based approach rather than the simple threshold loop

**Reference Implementation (`tfce_orig_slow`)**: Lines 2374-2401  
- Simpler threshold-by-threshold approach
- Matches the original TFCE mathematical definition exactly

### 2. TFCE Mathematical Formula Implementation

The core TFCE formula is implemented as:
```cpp
// For each threshold level
clustersizes = pow(clustersizes, E) * pow(thresh, H);
```

Where:
- `E` = extent exponent (default 0.5)
- `H` = height exponent (default 2.0)  
- `clustersizes` = connected component sizes at current threshold
- `thresh` = current threshold value

### 3. Key TFCE Parameters

From the FSL source code, the standard parameters are:

**Default Parameters**:
- Height power (H): 2.0
- Extent power (E): 0.5
- Connectivity: 6 (faces only), 18 (faces+edges), or 26 (faces+edges+corners)
- Delta (threshold step): Automatically set to max_value/100 if not specified

**2D Optimized Parameters** (for TBSS-like data):
- Height power (H): 2.0
- Extent power (E): 1.0
- Connectivity: 26

### 4. Connected Components Implementation

The TFCE algorithm relies on the connected components function which uses:
- **Union-find algorithm** via `nonunique_component_labels()` 
- **Two-pass labeling** with equivalence tracking
- **Final relabeling** via `relabel_components_uniquely()`

The connectivity patterns supported:
- **6-connectivity**: Face neighbors only
- **18-connectivity**: Face + edge neighbors  
- **26-connectivity**: Face + edge + corner neighbors

### 5. Optimized TFCE Algorithm Details

The efficient implementation (`tfce`) uses:

1. **Pre-sorting voxels** by intensity value
2. **Threshold sweeping** from minimum to maximum
3. **Incremental labeling** using flood-fill with queues
4. **Cumulative enhancement** calculation per voxel

Key optimization features:
- Sorts all above-threshold voxels once at the beginning
- Uses breadth-first search for connected component labeling
- Accumulates TFCE scores incrementally rather than recalculating

### 6. Usage in FSL Tools

**Randomise** (permutation testing):
```cpp
// Line 310 in randomise.cc
tstat_ce=tfce(tstat_ce,mask,tfceDelta,tfceHeight,tfceSize,tfceConnectivity);
```

**SWE** (sandwich estimator):  
```cpp
// Line 1298 in swefns.cc
NEWIMAGE::tfce(spatialStatistic, tfceHeight, tfceExtent, tfceConnectivity, 0, tfceDelta(indexContrast));
```

### 7. Critical Implementation Notes

1. **Automatic Delta Calculation**: If delta=0, it's set to `max_value/100.0`
2. **Memory Efficiency**: Uses vector pre-allocation and queue-based flood fill
3. **Numerical Stability**: Includes tolerance checks for edge cases
4. **Error Handling**: Validates minimum image dimensions (3x3x3) and positive delta values

### 8. Key Functions for Your Implementation

For your GPU-accelerated version, you'll need to implement:

1. **Connected Components Labeling**:
   - Union-find or flood-fill algorithm
   - Support for 6/18/26 connectivity patterns

2. **TFCE Core Algorithm**:
   - Threshold sweep from min to max
   - Per-threshold connected component analysis  
   - Enhancement accumulation: `cluster_size^E * threshold^H`

3. **Optimizations**:
   - Pre-sort voxels by intensity
   - Incremental threshold processing
   - Efficient memory management for large images

The FSL implementation is highly optimized and would serve as an excellent reference for ensuring your GPU implementation produces statistically identical results while achieving the desired performance improvements.

     1→# CLAUDE.md - Development Guide for GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing
     2→
     3→## Project Overview
     4→
     5→You are helping develop a high-performance Python application for GPU-accelerated permutation testing on fMRI neuroimaging data. This is inspired by FSL's randomise program but leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) for 10-100x performance improvements.
     6→
     7→**Key Goal**: Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that maintains <0.001% deviation from reference implementation while achieving >10x speedup.
     8→
     9→## Workflow guidelines
    10→
    11→- Always read PLANNING.md at the start of every new conversation
    12→- Check TASKS.md and SCRATCHPAD.md before starting your work
    13→- Mark completed tasks immediately within TASKS.md
    14→- Add newly discovered tasks to TASKS.md
    15→- use SCRATCHPAD.md as a scratchpad to outline plans
    16→
    17→
    18→## Current Development Phase
    19→
    20→Track progress in this section. Update after completing each task.
    21→
    22→**Current Phase**: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    23→- [ ] Project setup and CI pipeline
    24→- [ ] Core architecture implementation  
    25→- [ ] Basic data I/O for NIfTI files
    26→- [ ] CPU backend with basic GLM
    27→
    28→## Critical Development Principles
    29→
    30→### 1. Test-Driven Development (TDD)
    31→**ALWAYS follow this cycle:**
    32→1. **RED**: Write failing tests FIRST
    33→2. **GREEN**: Write minimal code to pass tests
    34→3. **REFACTOR**: Optimize and clean up
    35→
    36→### 2. Code Quality Standards
    37→- Python 3.12+ with comprehensive type hints
    38→- PEP 8 compliance (enforce with ruff)
    39→- NumPy-style docstrings for all public APIs
    40→- Maximum function length: 50 lines (refactor if longer)
    41→- Test coverage: >90% unit tests, >80% integration tests
    42→
    43→### 3. Architecture Patterns
    44→- **Strategy pattern** for backend selection (CPU/CUDA/MPS)
    45→- **Factory pattern** for data loader creation
    46→- **Observer pattern** for progress reporting
    47→- **Dependency injection** for testability
    48→
    49→## System Architecture
    50→
    51→```
    52→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    53→│                  CLI/GUI Interface              │
    54→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    55→│                   Core Engine                   │
    56→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    57→│  │Statistics│ │Permutation│ │Correction│      │
    58→│  │  Module  │ │  Engine   │ │  Module  │      │
    59→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    60→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    61→│              Backend Abstraction Layer          │
    62→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    63→│  │   MPS    │ │    CUDA  │ │    CPU   │      │
    64→│  │  Backend │ │  Backend  │ │  Backend │      │
    65→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    66→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    67→│                 Data I/O Layer                  │
    68→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    69→│  │  NIfTI   │ │   Design  │ │  Output   │      │
    70→│  │  Loader  │ │   Loader  │ │  Writer   │      │
    71→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    72→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    73→```
    74→
    75→## Technology Stack
    76→
    77→### Core Dependencies
    78→```toml
    79→[dependencies]
    80→python = ">=3.12"
    81→numpy = ">=1.24"
    82→scipy = ">=1.11"
    83→nibabel = ">=5.0"  # Neuroimaging I/O
    84→torch = ">=2.0"    # GPU acceleration (CUDA + MPS)
    85→```
    86→
    87→### Development Dependencies
    88→```toml
    89→[dev-dependencies]
    90→pytest = ">=7.0"
    91→pytest-cov = ">=4.0"
    92→pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0"
    93→ruff = ">=0.1"
    94→mypy = ">=1.0"
    95→sphinx = ">=7.0"
    96→```
    97→
    98→## Project Structure
    99→
   100→```

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     5→You are helping develop a high-performance Python application for GPU-accelerated permutation testing on fMRI neuroimaging data. This is inspired by FSL's randomise program but leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) for 10-100x performance improvements.
     6→
     7→**Key Goal**: Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that maintains <0.001% deviation from reference implementation while achieving >10x speedup.
     8→
     9→## Workflow guidelines
    10→
    11→- Always read PLANNING.md at the start of every new conversation
    12→- Check TASKS.md and SCRATCHPAD.md before starting your work
    13→- Mark completed tasks immediately within TASKS.md
    14→- Add newly discovered tasks to TASKS.md
    15→- use SCRATCHPAD.md as a scratchpad to outline plans
    16→
    17→## FSL Implementation Reference
    18→
    19→**IMPORTANT**: Use the detailed pseudocode in `PSEUDOCODE.md` as the authoritative reference when implementing FSL-compatible components. This file contains comprehensive pseudocode extracted from the FSL randomise source code, including:
    20→
    21→- Complete permutation engine algorithms (sign-flipping vs. full permutation)
    22→- Exact GLM T-statistic and F-statistic calculations 
    23→- TFCE implementation with optimized connected components
    24→- Multiple comparison corrections (cluster, TFCE, FDR)
    25→- Confound handling methods (Kennedy, Freedman-Lane, ter Braak)
    26→- All utility functions for statistical compatibility
    27→
    28→When implementing any statistical function, algorithm, or workflow component, **always reference the corresponding pseudocode section first** to ensure exact compatibility with FSL randomise. The pseudocode provides the exact mathematical formulations, parameter handling, and edge cases that must be preserved for <0.001% deviation from reference implementation.
    29→
    30→
    31→## Current Development Phase
    32→

     1→# PLANNING.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Project Plan
     2→
     3→## Project Vision
     4→
     5→### Mission Statement
     6→Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) to achieve 10-100x performance improvements while maintaining <0.001% deviation from the reference implementation.
     7→
     8→### Core Values
     9→- **Accuracy First**: Statistical correctness is non-negotiable
    10→- **Performance at Scale**: Optimize for large neuroimaging datasets
    11→- **Developer Experience**: Clean, testable, well-documented code
    12→- **Scientific Rigor**: Validated against established methods
    13→- **Cross-Platform**: Support for both Apple Silicon and NVIDIA GPUs
    14→
    15→### Target Outcomes
    16→- Enable researchers to run permutation testing in minutes instead of hours/days
    17→- Democratize access to high-performance neuroimaging analysis
    18→- Establish a maintainable, extensible codebase for future enhancements
    19→- Create a drop-in replacement for FSL randomise with familiar CLI
    20→
    21→## System Architecture
    22→
    23→### High-Level Architecture Diagram
    24→```
    25→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    26→│                  CLI/GUI Interface              │
    27→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    28→│                   Core Engine                   │
    29→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    30→│  │Statistics│ │Permutation│ │Correction│      │
    31→│  │  Module  │ │  Engine   │ │  Module  │      │
    32→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    33→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    34→│              Backend Abstraction Layer          │
    35→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    36→│  │   MPS    │ │    CUDA  │ │    CPU   │      │
    37→│  │  Backend │ │  Backend │ │  Backend │      │
    38→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    39→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    40→│                 Data I/O Layer                  │
    41→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    42→│  │  NIfTI   │ │   Design  │ │  Output   │      │
    43→│  │  Loader  │ │   Loader  │ │  Writer   │      │
    44→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    45→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    46→```
    47→
    48→### Component Responsibilities
    49→
    50→#### 1. CLI Interface Layer
    51→- **Purpose**: User interaction and command parsing
    52→- **Components**:
    53→  - `cli.py`: Command-line argument parsing and validation
    54→  - Configuration management
    55→  - Progress reporting and logging
    56→- **Design Pattern**: Command pattern for operation queuing
    57→
    58→#### 2. Core Engine Layer
    59→- **Purpose**: Orchestrate statistical computations
    60→- **Components**:
    61→  - `orchestrator.py`: Workflow coordination
    62→  - `statistics.py`: GLM implementation and test statistics
    63→  - `permutation.py`: Permutation strategy implementations
    64→  - `corrections.py`: Multiple comparison correction methods
    65→- **Design Patterns**: 
    66→  - Strategy pattern for permutation methods
    67→  - Template method for statistical tests
    68→
    69→#### 3. Backend Abstraction Layer
    70→- **Purpose**: Hardware-agnostic compute interface
    71→- **Components**:
    72→  - `base.py`: Abstract backend interface (ABC)
    73→  - `cpu.py`: NumPy/SciPy implementation
    74→  - `mps.py`: Apple Metal Performance Shaders via PyTorch
    75→  - `cuda.py`: NVIDIA CUDA via PyTorch
    76→- **Design Pattern**: Strategy pattern with factory for backend selection
    77→
    78→#### 4. Data I/O Layer
    79→- **Purpose**: Handle neuroimaging data formats
    80→- **Components**:
    81→  - `nifti.py`: NIfTI file reading/writing via nibabel
    82→  - `design.py`: Design matrix and contrast file parsing
    83→  - `output.py`: Statistical map and report generation
    84→- **Design Pattern**: Factory pattern for loader creation
    85→
    86→### Data Flow Architecture
    87→
    88→```mermaid
    89→graph TD
    90→    A[Input Data] --> B[Data Loader]
    91→    B --> C[Memory Manager]
    92→    C --> D[Backend Selection]
    93→    D --> E{GPU Available?}
    94→    E -->|Yes| F[GPU Backend]
    95→    E -->|No| G[CPU Backend]
    96→    F --> H[Permutation Engine]
    97→    G --> H
    98→    H --> I[Statistical Tests]
    99→    I --> J[Corrections]
   100→    J --> K[Output Writer]
   101→    K --> L[Results]
   102→```
   103→
   104→### Memory Management Strategy
   105→
   106→#### GPU Memory Hierarchy
   107→1. **Level 1**: In-kernel shared memory (fastest)
   108→2. **Level 2**: GPU global memory
   109→3. **Level 3**: Unified/pinned host memory
   110→4. **Level 4**: System RAM (pageable)
   111→
   112→#### Chunking Strategy
   113→- Automatic chunking based on available GPU memory
   114→- Overlap computation with data transfer using streams
   115→- Memory pooling to reduce allocation overhead
   116→
   117→## Technology Stack
   118→
   119→### Core Runtime Dependencies
   120→
   121→#### Python Environment
   122→```toml
   123→[project]
   124→name = "gpu-randomise"
   125→version = "0.1.0"
   126→requires-python = ">=3.12"
   127→```
   128→
   129→#### Essential Libraries
   130→```toml
   131→[dependencies]
   132→# Core scientific computing
   133→numpy = ">=1.24.0"          # Array operations
   134→scipy = ">=1.11.0"          # Statistical functions
   135→
   136→# Neuroimaging I/O
   137→nibabel = ">=5.0.0"         # NIfTI file handling
   138→
   139→# GPU acceleration
   140→torch = ">=2.0.0"           # CUDA and MPS backends
   141→
   142→# Data validation
   143→pydantic = ">=2.0.0"        # Data validation and settings
   144→
   145→# CLI
   146→typer = ">=0.9.0"           # CLI framework
   147→rich = ">=13.0.0"           # Terminal formatting
   148→
   149→# Configuration
   150→toml = ">=0.10.0"          # Config file parsing
   151→```
   152→
   153→### Development Dependencies
   154→
   155→```toml
   156→[dev-dependencies]
   157→# Testing
   158→pytest = ">=7.0.0"          # Test framework
   159→pytest-cov = ">=4.0.0"      # Coverage reporting
   160→pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0.0" # Performance testing
   161→pytest-mock = ">=3.0.0"     # Mocking support
   162→hypothesis = ">=6.0.0"      # Property-based testing
   163→
   164→# Code Quality
   165→ruff = ">=0.1.0"            # Linting and formatting
   166→mypy = ">=1.0.0"            # Static type checking
   167→isort = ">=5.0.0"           # Import sorting
   168→
   169→# Documentation
   170→sphinx = ">=7.0.0"          # Documentation generation
   171→sphinx-rtd-theme = ">=1.0.0" # ReadTheDocs theme
   172→myst-parser = ">=2.0.0"     # Markdown support
   173→
   174→# Development Tools
   175→pre-commit = ">=3.0.0"      # Git hooks
   176→ipython = ">=8.0.0"         # Interactive development
   177→jupyter = ">=1.0.0"         # Notebook support
   178→
   179→# Profiling
   180→py-spy = ">=0.3.0"          # Performance profiling
   181→memray = ">=1.0.0"          # Memory profiling
   182→```
   183→
   184→### Platform-Specific Requirements
   185→
   186→#### Apple Silicon (MPS)
   187→- macOS 12.3+ (Monterey or later)
   188→- PyTorch 2.0+ with MPS support
   189→- Xcode Command Line Tools
   190→
   191→#### NVIDIA GPU (CUDA)
   192→- CUDA Toolkit 11.7+
   193→- cuDNN 8.0+
   194→- NVIDIA driver 515+
   195→- PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA support
   196→
   197→#### CPU Fallback
   198→- No additional requirements
   199→- Optional: Intel MKL for optimized BLAS
   200→
   201→## Required Tools
   202→
   203→### Development Environment Setup
   204→
   205→#### 1. Package Manager
   206→```bash
   207→# Install uv (recommended)
   208→curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
   209→
   210→# Or use pip
   211→pip install --upgrade pip
   212→```
   213→
   214→#### 2. Python Version Management
   215→```bash
   216→# Using uv
   217→uv python install 3.12
   218→
   219→# Or using pyenv
   220→pyenv install 3.12.0
   221→pyenv local 3.12.0
   222→```
   223→
   224→#### 3. Virtual Environment
   225→```bash
   226→# Using uv
   227→uv venv
   228→source .venv/bin/activate  # Unix
   229→.venv\Scripts\activate      # Windows
   230→
   231→# Install dependencies
   232→uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   233→```
   234→
   235→#### 4. Pre-commit Hooks
   236→```bash
   237→# Install pre-commit hooks
   238→pre-commit install
   239→
   240→# Run manually
   241→pre-commit run --all-files
   242→```
   243→
   244→### IDE/Editor Configuration
   245→
   246→#### VS Code Extensions
   247→- Python (Microsoft)
   248→- Pylance
   249→- Python Test Explorer
   250→- GitLens
   251→- Better Comments
   252→- Todo Tree
   253→
   254→#### VS Code Settings
   255→```json
   256→{
   257→    "python.linting.enabled": true,
   258→    "python.linting.ruffEnabled": true,
   259→    "python.formatting.provider": "ruff",
   260→    "python.testing.pytestEnabled": true,
   261→    "python.testing.unittestEnabled": false,
   262→    "python.analysis.typeCheckingMode": "strict",
   263→    "editor.formatOnSave": true,
   264→    "editor.rulers": [88]
   265→}
   266→```
   267→
   268→### Testing Tools
   269→
   270→#### Unit Testing
   271→```bash
   272→# Run all tests
   273→pytest
   274→
   275→# With coverage
   276→pytest --cov=gpu_randomise --cov-report=html
   277→
   278→# Specific module
   279→pytest tests/unit/test_statistics.py
   280→
   281→# With verbose output
   282→pytest -vv
   283→```
   284→
   285→#### Performance Testing
   286→```bash
   287→# Run benchmarks
   288→pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
   289→
   290→# Compare results
   291→pytest-benchmark compare
   292→
   293→# Profile specific function
   294→py-spy record -o profile.svg -- python benchmark_script.py
   295→```
   296→
   297→#### GPU Testing
   298→```bash
   299→# Check CUDA availability
   300→python -c "import torch; print(torch.cuda.is_available())"
   301→
   302→# Check MPS availability
   303→python -c "import torch; print(torch.backends.mps.is_available())"
   304→
   305→# GPU memory monitoring (NVIDIA)
   306→nvidia-smi -l 1
   307→
   308→# GPU monitoring (Apple)
   309→sudo powermetrics --samplers gpu_power -i 1000
   310→```
   311→
   312→### Documentation Tools
   313→
   314→#### Sphinx Documentation
   315→```bash
   316→# Build documentation
   317→cd docs
   318→make html
   319→
   320→# Live reload for development
   321→sphinx-autobuild . _build/html
   322→```
   323→
   324→#### API Documentation
   325→```bash
   326→# Generate API docs from docstrings
   327→sphinx-apidoc -o docs/api src/gpu_randomise
   328→```
   329→
   330→### Continuous Integration Tools
   331→
   332→#### GitHub Actions Workflow
   333→```yaml
   334→name: CI
   335→
   336→on: [push, pull_request]
   337→
   338→jobs:
   339→  test:
   340→    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
   341→    strategy:
   342→      matrix:
   343→        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
   344→        python-version: ["3.12"]
   345→    
   346→    steps:
   347→    - uses: actions/checkout@v3
   348→    - name: Set up Python
   349→      uses: actions/setup-python@v4
   350→      with:
   351→        python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
   352→    - name: Install dependencies
   353→      run: |
   354→        pip install uv
   355→        uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   356→    - name: Run tests
   357→      run: pytest --cov
   358→```
   359→
   360→### Profiling and Debugging Tools
   361→
   362→#### Memory Profiling
   363→```bash
   364→# Profile memory usage
   365→memray run -o output.bin python script.py
   366→memray flamegraph output.bin
   367→
   368→# Line-by-line memory profiling
   369→python -m memory_profiler script.py
   370→```
   371→
   372→#### GPU Profiling
   373→```bash
   374→# NVIDIA Nsight Systems
   375→nsys profile -o profile python script.py
   376→
   377→# PyTorch Profiler
   378→python -c "import torch.profiler; ..."
   379→
   380→# Apple Instruments (for MPS)
   381→xcrun xctrace record --template 'Metal System Trace' --launch python script.py
   382→```
   383→
   384→### Data Validation Tools
   385→
   386→#### Test Data Generation
   387→```python
   388→# Generate synthetic fMRI data
   389→python scripts/generate_test_data.py \
   390→    --voxels 10000 \
   391→    --subjects 50 \
   392→    --output test_data/
   393→```
   394→
   395→#### FSL Comparison
   396→```bash
   397→# Run FSL randomise for comparison
   398→randomise -i input.nii -o fsl_output -1 -T -c 3.0 -v 10
   399→
   400→# Compare outputs
   401→python scripts/compare_outputs.py \
   402→    our_output.nii \
   403→    fsl_output.nii
   404→```
   405→
   406→## Development Workflow
   407→
   408→### 1. Feature Development Cycle
   409→```mermaid
   410→graph LR
   411→    A[Research] --> B[Write Tests]
   412→    B --> C[Implement]
   413→    C --> D[Validate]
   414→    D --> E[Optimize]
   415→    E --> F[Document]
   416→    F --> G[Review]
   417→```
   418→
   419→### 2. Git Workflow
   420→```bash
   421→# Feature branch
   422→git checkout -b feature/implement-tfce
   423→
   424→# Regular commits with conventional commits
   425→git commit -m "feat: add TFCE implementation"
   426→git commit -m "test: add TFCE validation tests"
   427→git commit -m "docs: update TFCE documentation"
   428→
   429→# Push and create PR
   430→git push origin feature/implement-tfce
   431→```
   432→
   433→### 3. Testing Strategy
   434→1. **Unit Tests**: Test individual functions
   435→2. **Integration Tests**: Test module interactions
   436→3. **Statistical Tests**: Validate accuracy
   437→4. **Performance Tests**: Monitor regressions
   438→5. **End-to-End Tests**: Full workflow validation
   439→
   440→### 4. Code Review Checklist
   441→- [ ] Tests pass (unit, integration, statistical)
   442→- [ ] Coverage maintained (>90%)
   443→- [ ] Type hints complete
   444→- [ ] Documentation updated
   445→- [ ] Performance benchmarked
   446→- [ ] Memory usage profiled
   447→- [ ] GPU compatibility verified
   448→
   449→## Performance Optimization Strategy
   450→
   451→### 1. Profiling First
   452→- Always profile before optimizing
   453→- Focus on bottlenecks (80/20 rule)
   454→- Measure impact of changes
   455→
   456→### 2. GPU Optimization Priorities
   457→1. Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   458→2. Maximize parallelism
   459→3. Optimize memory access patterns
   460→4. Use appropriate precision (float32 vs float64)
   461→5. Batch operations effectively
   462→
   463→### 3. Memory Optimization
   464→- Implement memory pooling
   465→- Use in-place operations where possible
   466→- Clear unused tensors explicitly
   467→- Implement chunking for large datasets
   468→
   469→### 4. Algorithm Selection
   470→- Choose algorithms based on data size
   471→- Full enumeration for small samples
   472→- Monte Carlo for large samples
   473→- Adaptive thresholds for method selection
   474→
   475→## Risk Mitigation Strategies
   476→
   477→### Technical Risks
   478→1. **GPU Memory Limitations**
   479→   - Solution: Automatic chunking
   480→   - Fallback: CPU processing
   481→
   482→2. **Numerical Precision**
   483→   - Solution: Extensive validation
   484→   - Mixed precision options
   485→
   486→3. **Platform Compatibility**
   487→   - Solution: Abstract backend interface
   488→   - Comprehensive testing matrix
   489→
   490→### Project Risks
   491→1. **Scope Creep**
   492→   - Solution: Phased development
   493→   - Clear milestone boundaries
   494→
   495→2. **Performance Targets**
   496→   - Solution: Early benchmarking
   497→   - Alternative algorithms ready
   498→
   499→## Quality Assurance Plan
   500→
   501→### Code Quality Gates
   502→1. **Pre-commit Checks**
   503→   - Formatting (ruff, isort)
   504→   - Linting (ruff)
   505→   - Type checking (mypy)
   506→
   507→2. **CI/CD Pipeline**
   508→   - Unit tests must pass
   509→   - Coverage > 90%
   510→   - No performance regressions
   511→   - Documentation builds
   512→
   513→3. **Release Criteria**
   514→   - All tests passing
   515→   - Performance targets met
   516→   - Documentation complete
   517→   - Validation against FSL complete
   518→
   519→## Communication and Collaboration
   520→
   521→### Documentation Standards
   522→- README.md: Quick start and overview
   523→- CLAUDE.md: Development guide
   524→- PRD.md: Requirements
   525→- PLANNING.md: This file
   526→- TASKS.md: Task tracking
   527→- SCRATCHPAD.md: Working notes
   528→
   529→### Progress Tracking
   530→- Update TASKS.md after each session
   531→- Mark completed items immediately
   532→- Add new discovered tasks
   533→- Regular status updates in SCRATCHPAD.md
   534→
   535→### Code Documentation
   536→- NumPy-style docstrings
   537→- Type hints for all public APIs
   538→- Inline comments for complex logic
   539→- Example usage in docstrings
   540→
   541→## Next Steps Checklist
   542→
   543→### Immediate Actions (Week 1)
   544→- [ ] Set up project structure
   545→- [ ] Configure development environment
   546→- [ ] Initialize Git repository
   547→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
   548→- [ ] Create initial test suite structure
   549→
   550→### Short-term Goals (Weeks 2-4)
   551→- [ ] Implement core architecture
   552→- [ ] Create backend abstraction
   553→- [ ] Develop CPU backend
   554→- [ ] Basic NIfTI I/O
   555→- [ ] GLM implementation
   556→
   557→### Medium-term Goals (Weeks 5-12)
   558→- [ ] MPS backend implementation
   559→- [ ] CUDA backend implementation
   560→- [ ] Permutation strategies
   561→- [ ] TFCE implementation
   562→- [ ] Performance optimization
   563→
   564→### Long-term Goals (Weeks 13-18)
   565→- [ ] Comprehensive validation
   566→- [ ] Documentation completion
   567→- [ ] Example notebooks
   568→- [ ] Community feedback
   569→- [ ] Release preparation
   570→
   571→## Success Metrics Dashboard
   572→
   573→### Performance Metrics
   574→- [ ] 10x speedup vs FSL randomise
   575→- [ ] <60s for large dataset (250k voxels, 100 subjects, 10k permutations)
   576→- [ ] GPU utilization >80%
   577→- [ ] Memory efficiency <2x theoretical minimum
   578→
   579→### Quality Metrics
   580→- [ ] Test coverage >90%
   581→- [ ] Statistical accuracy <0.001% deviation
   582→- [ ] Zero critical bugs
   583→- [ ] Documentation coverage 100%
   584→
   585→### User Experience Metrics
   586→- [ ] CLI compatibility with FSL
   587→- [ ] Installation time <5 minutes
   588→- [ ] Clear error messages
   589→- [ ] Comprehensive examples
   590→
   591→## Revision History
   592→
   593→| Date | Version | Changes | Author |
   594→|------|---------|---------|--------|
   595→| 2024-01-XX | 0.1.0 | Initial planning document | Team |
   596→
   597→---
   598→
   599→**Remember**: This is a living document. Update it as the project evolves and new insights emerge.

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Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
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     1→# TASKS.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Task List
     2→
     3→## Task Tracking Guidelines
     4→- Mark completed tasks with [x]
     5→- Add completion date in format: `[x] Task name (2024-01-15)`
     6→- Add new discovered tasks under appropriate milestone
     7→- If a task is blocked, add `[BLOCKED: reason]`
     8→- If a task is in progress, add `[IN PROGRESS]`
     9→
    10→---
    11→
    12→## Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    13→**Goal**: Establish project infrastructure and core architecture
    14→
    15→### Week 1: Project Setup and Infrastructure
    16→- [ ] Initialize Git repository with .gitignore for Python
    17→- [ ] Create project structure as defined in CLAUDE.md
    18→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise directory structure
    19→  - [ ] Create tests/ directory structure
    20→  - [ ] Create benchmarks/ directory
    21→  - [ ] Create docs/ directory
    22→  - [ ] Create examples/ directory
    23→- [ ] Set up pyproject.toml with uv
    24→  - [ ] Define project metadata
    25→  - [ ] Add core dependencies
    26→  - [ ] Add development dependencies
    27→  - [ ] Configure build system
    28→- [ ] Configure development tools
    29→  - [ ] Set up ruff configuration
    30→  - [ ] Set up mypy configuration
    31→  - [ ] Set up pytest configuration
    32→  - [ ] Create .pre-commit-config.yaml
    33→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
    34→  - [ ] Create GitHub Actions workflow for tests
    35→  - [ ] Add matrix testing for Python 3.12
    36→  - [ ] Configure coverage reporting
    37→  - [ ] Set up documentation building
    38→- [ ] Create initial documentation files
    39→  - [ ] Write README.md with installation instructions
    40→  - [ ] Create CONTRIBUTING.md
    41→  - [ ] Create CHANGELOG.md
    42→  - [ ] Set up Sphinx documentation structure
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/base.py with ABC
    47→  - [ ] Define Backend abstract class interface
    48→  - [ ] Write unit tests for backend interface
    49→- [ ] Create core orchestrator module
    50→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/orchestrator.py skeleton
    51→  - [ ] Define workflow coordination interface
    52→  - [ ] Write unit tests for orchestrator
    53→- [ ] Set up logging framework
    54→  - [ ] Create consistent logging configuration
    55→  - [ ] Implement progress reporting interface
    56→  - [ ] Add debug logging capabilities
    57→- [ ] Implement configuration management
    58→  - [ ] Create settings module with Pydantic
    59→  - [ ] Define configuration schema
    60→  - [ ] Support config file loading (TOML)
    61→- [ ] Create error handling framework
    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/io/nifti.py
    69→  - [ ] Implement load_nifti function with nibabel
    70→  - [ ] Implement save_nifti function
    71→  - [ ] Add support for compressed files (.nii.gz)
    72→  - [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests
    73→  - [ ] Add validation for file integrity
    74→- [ ] Create design matrix loader
    75→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/design.py
    76→  - [ ] Support CSV format parsing
    77→  - [ ] Support TSV format parsing
    78→  - [ ] Validate design matrix structure
    79→  - [ ] Write unit tests with various formats
    80→- [ ] Implement contrast file loader
    81→  - [ ] Parse contrast matrices from text files
    82→  - [ ] Validate contrast compatibility with design
    83→  - [ ] Support multiple contrasts
    84→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    85→- [ ] Create output writer module
    86→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/output.py
    87→  - [ ] Support statistical map output
    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cpu.py
    95→  - [ ] Implement CPUBackend class inheriting from Backend
    96→  - [ ] Use NumPy for array operations
    97→  - [ ] Write unit tests for CPU backend
    98→- [ ] Implement basic GLM in statistics module
    99→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/statistics.py
   100→  - [ ] Implement ordinary least squares (OLS) solver
   101→  - [ ] Calculate beta coefficients
   102→  - [ ] Compute residuals and variance
   103→  - [ ] Write unit tests against known results
   104→- [ ] Implement t-statistic computation
   105→  - [ ] Calculate t-statistics from GLM
   106→  - [ ] Handle multiple contrasts
   107→  - [ ] Validate against synthetic data
   108→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   109→- [ ] Create initial CLI interface
   110→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/cli.py with Typer
   111→  - [ ] Add basic command-line arguments
   112→  - [ ] Support input/output file specification
   113→  - [ ] Add help documentation
   114→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   115→
   116→---
   117→
   118→## Phase 2: GPU Acceleration (Weeks 5-8)
   119→**Goal**: Implement GPU backends with MPS and CUDA support
   120→
   121→### Week 5: MPS Backend Foundation
   122→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with MPS support
   123→  - [ ] Verify MPS availability detection
   124→  - [ ] Create device management utilities
   125→  - [ ] Handle MPS unavailability gracefully
   126→- [ ] Implement MPS backend structure
   127→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/mps.py
   128→  - [ ] Implement MPSBackend class
   129→  - [ ] Set up tensor operations on MPS device
   130→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked MPS
   131→- [ ] Port GLM to MPS
   132→  - [ ] Convert NumPy operations to PyTorch
   133→  - [ ] Implement batched matrix operations
   134→  - [ ] Optimize memory transfers
   135→  - [ ] Validate numerical accuracy
   136→- [ ] Implement MPS memory management
   137→  - [ ] Create memory pool allocator
   138→  - [ ] Implement tensor caching
   139→  - [ ] Handle out-of-memory errors
   140→  - [ ] Write stress tests
   141→
   142→### Week 6: CUDA Backend Foundation
   143→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with CUDA support
   144→  - [ ] Implement CUDA availability detection
   145→  - [ ] Query GPU capabilities
   146→  - [ ] Handle multi-GPU systems
   147→- [ ] Implement CUDA backend structure
   148→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cuda.py
   149→  - [ ] Implement CUDABackend class
   150→  - [ ] Configure CUDA streams
   151→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked CUDA
   152→- [ ] Port GLM to CUDA
   153→  - [ ] Implement CUDA-optimized operations
   154→  - [ ] Use cuBLAS where applicable
   155→  - [ ] Optimize grid and block dimensions
   156→  - [ ] Validate against CPU results
   157→- [ ] Implement CUDA-specific optimizations
   158→  - [ ] Use pinned memory for transfers
   159→  - [ ] Implement asynchronous operations
   160→  - [ ] Overlap computation and transfer
   161→  - [ ] Profile and optimize kernels
   162→
   163→### Week 7: Backend Selection and Optimization
   164→- [ ] Implement intelligent backend selection
   165→  - [ ] Create backend factory
   166→  - [ ] Auto-detect available hardware
   167→  - [ ] Estimate memory requirements
   168→  - [ ] Choose optimal backend based on data size
   169→- [ ] Create unified backend interface
   170→  - [ ] Ensure API consistency across backends
   171→  - [ ] Implement fallback mechanisms
   172→  - [ ] Add backend switching capability
   173→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   174→- [ ] Optimize data transfers
   175→  - [ ] Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   176→  - [ ] Implement data prefetching
   177→  - [ ] Use unified memory where available
   178→  - [ ] Profile transfer overhead
   179→- [ ] Implement chunking for large datasets
   180→  - [ ] Calculate optimal chunk size
   181→  - [ ] Handle chunk boundary conditions
   182→  - [ ] Maintain statistical validity
   183→  - [ ] Write tests with various chunk sizes
   184→
   185→### Week 8: Performance Benchmarking
   186→- [ ] Create benchmarking framework
   187→  - [ ] Set up pytest-benchmark configuration
   188→  - [ ] Define benchmark datasets
   189→  - [ ] Create performance metrics
   190→- [ ] Benchmark CPU backend
   191→  - [ ] Measure GLM performance
   192→  - [ ] Profile memory usage
   193→  - [ ] Identify bottlenecks
   194→- [ ] Benchmark MPS backend
   195→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU performance
   196→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   197→  - [ ] Profile memory patterns
   198→- [ ] Benchmark CUDA backend
   199→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU and MPS
   200→  - [ ] Test multi-GPU scaling
   201→  - [ ] Optimize based on results
   202→- [ ] Create performance regression tests
   203→  - [ ] Set baseline performance
   204→  - [ ] Automate performance tracking
   205→  - [ ] Add to CI pipeline
   206→
   207→---
   208→
   209→## Phase 3: Statistical Features (Weeks 9-12)
   210→**Goal**: Implement permutation testing and multiple comparison corrections
   211→
   212→### Week 9: Permutation Engine Core
   213→- [ ] Create permutation module structure
   214→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/permutation.py
   215→  - [ ] Define permutation strategy interface
   216→  - [ ] Create permutation generator base class
   217→- [ ] Implement sign-flipping permutation
   218→  - [ ] Create sign-flip strategy for paired designs
   219→  - [ ] Generate permutation matrices
   220→  - [ ] Validate permutation properties
   221→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   222→- [ ] Implement exchangeability blocks
   223→  - [ ] Parse exchangeability file (.grp)
   224→  - [ ] Handle block-wise permutations
   225→  - [ ] Validate block constraints
   226→  - [ ] Write tests with various block structures
   227→- [ ] Create permutation scheduler
   228→  - [ ] Manage permutation batching
   229→  - [ ] Distribute across GPU cores
   230→  - [ ] Track permutation progress
   231→  - [ ] Implement checkpointing
   232→
   233→### Week 10: Advanced Permutation Strategies
   234→- [ ] Implement full enumeration
   235→  - [ ] Detect when full enumeration is feasible
   236→  - [ ] Generate all possible permutations
   237→  - [ ] Handle memory constraints
   238→  - [ ] Write tests for small samples
   239→- [ ] Implement Monte Carlo sampling
   240→  - [ ] Create random permutation generator
   241→  - [ ] Ensure statistical validity
   242→  - [ ] Set appropriate seed management
   243→  - [ ] Validate distribution properties
   244→- [ ] Implement variance smoothing
   245→  - [ ] Add smoothing for t-statistics
   246→  - [ ] Validate smoothing parameters
   247→  - [ ] Compare with FSL implementation
   248→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   249→- [ ] Optimize permutation on GPU
   250→  - [ ] Batch permutation operations
   251→  - [ ] Minimize memory allocation
   252→  - [ ] Parallelize across permutations
   253→  - [ ] Profile and optimize
   254→
   255→### Week 11: TFCE Implementation
   256→- [ ] Research TFCE algorithm
   257→  - [ ] Study Smith & Nichols (2009) paper
   258→  - [ ] Examine FSL source code
   259→  - [ ] Create implementation plan
   260→- [ ] Implement basic TFCE
   261→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/tfce.py
   262→  - [ ] Implement threshold stepping
   263→  - [ ] Calculate cluster extent
   264→  - [ ] Apply height and extent weighting
   265→- [ ] Optimize TFCE for GPU
   266→  - [ ] Parallelize threshold iterations
   267→  - [ ] Optimize connected component labeling
   268→  - [ ] Minimize memory usage
   269→  - [ ] Profile performance
   270→- [ ] Validate TFCE implementation
   271→  - [ ] Compare with FSL randomise output
   272→  - [ ] Test on known datasets
   273→  - [ ] Verify statistical properties
   274→  - [ ] Write comprehensive tests
   275→
   276→### Week 12: Multiple Comparison Corrections
   277→- [ ] Implement FWER control
   278→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/corrections.py
   279→  - [ ] Implement max-statistic method
   280→  - [ ] Calculate corrected p-values
   281→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   282→- [ ] Implement voxel-wise correction
   283→  - [ ] Apply Bonferroni correction
   284→  - [ ] Implement FDR correction
   285→  - [ ] Validate correction methods
   286→  - [ ] Write tests with synthetic data
   287→- [ ] Implement cluster-based correction
   288→  - [ ] Detect clusters above threshold
   289→  - [ ] Calculate cluster statistics
   290→  - [ ] Apply cluster-wise correction
   291→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
   292→- [ ] Integrate corrections with permutation
   293→  - [ ] Build null distributions
   294→  - [ ] Calculate empirical p-values
   295→  - [ ] Apply chosen correction method
   296→  - [ ] Validate full pipeline
   297→
   298→---
   299→
   300→## Phase 4: Optimization & Polish (Weeks 13-16)
   301→**Goal**: Optimize performance and improve user experience
   302→
   303→### Week 13: Performance Optimization
   304→- [ ] Profile entire pipeline
   305→  - [ ] Identify performance bottlenecks
   306→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   307→  - [ ] Analyze memory access patterns
   308→  - [ ] Create optimization plan
   309→- [ ] Optimize memory usage
   310→  - [ ] Implement memory pooling
   311→  - [ ] Reduce memory fragmentation
   312→  - [ ] Optimize tensor allocation
   313→  - [ ] Add memory profiling
   314→- [ ] Optimize GPU kernels
   315→  - [ ] Tune grid and block sizes
   316→  - [ ] Optimize memory coalescing
   317→  - [ ] Use shared memory effectively
   318→  - [ ] Minimize divergent branches
   319→- [ ] Implement mixed precision
   320→  - [ ] Identify precision-sensitive operations
   321→  - [ ] Use float32 where appropriate
   322→  - [ ] Validate numerical stability
   323→  - [ ] Measure performance impact
   324→
   325→### Week 14: Statistical Validation
   326→- [ ] Create validation test suite
   327→  - [ ] Generate synthetic datasets with ground truth
   328→  - [ ] Create known statistical scenarios
   329→  - [ ] Define accuracy metrics
   330→- [ ] Validate against FSL randomise
   331→  - [ ] Run parallel tests with FSL
   332→  - [ ] Compare statistical outputs
   333→  - [ ] Verify <0.001% deviation
   334→  - [ ] Document any differences
   335→- [ ] Test edge cases
   336→  - [ ] Single voxel datasets
   337→  - [ ] Single subject analyses
   338→  - [ ] Extreme statistical values
   339→  - [ ] Degenerate design matrices
   340→- [ ] Validate permutation distributions
   341→  - [ ] Verify null distribution properties
   342→  - [ ] Check p-value uniformity
   343→  - [ ] Validate type I error rates
   344→  - [ ] Test statistical power
   345→
   346→### Week 15: CLI Enhancement and Compatibility
   347→- [ ] Achieve FSL randomise CLI compatibility
   348→  - [ ] Parse all randomise arguments
   349→  - [ ] Map arguments to internal functions
   350→  - [ ] Support legacy option formats
   351→  - [ ] Write compatibility tests
   352→- [ ] Add advanced CLI features
   353→  - [ ] Progress bars with Rich
   354→  - [ ] Verbose logging options
   355→  - [ ] Dry-run capability
   356→  - [ ] Configuration file support
   357→- [ ] Implement batch processing
   358→  - [ ] Support multiple input files
   359→  - [ ] Parallel job execution
   360→  - [ ] Job queuing system
   361→  - [ ] Results aggregation
   362→- [ ] Create GUI prototype (optional)
   363→  - [ ] Design basic interface
   364→  - [ ] Parameter configuration
   365→  - [ ] Real-time progress monitoring
   366→  - [ ] Results visualization
   367→
   368→### Week 16: Documentation and Examples
   369→- [ ] Write comprehensive user documentation
   370→  - [ ] Installation guide for all platforms
   371→  - [ ] Quick start tutorial
   372→  - [ ] CLI reference manual
   373→  - [ ] Migration guide from FSL
   374→- [ ] Create API documentation
   375→  - [ ] Document all public functions
   376→  - [ ] Add code examples
   377→  - [ ] Generate API reference with Sphinx
   378→  - [ ] Add type hints documentation
   379→- [ ] Develop example notebooks
   380→  - [ ] Basic one-sample t-test example
   381→  - [ ] Multiple regression example
   382→  - [ ] TFCE demonstration
   383→  - [ ] Performance comparison notebook
   384→- [ ] Create test datasets
   385→  - [ ] Generate small example datasets
   386→  - [ ] Include real fMRI samples
   387→  - [ ] Provide expected outputs
   388→  - [ ] Document dataset properties
   389→
   390→---
   391→
   392→## Phase 5: Release Preparation (Weeks 17-18)
   393→**Goal**: Prepare for public release
   394→
   395→### Week 17: Testing and Bug Fixes
   396→- [ ] Comprehensive integration testing
   397→  - [ ] Test all permutation strategies
   398→  - [ ] Test all correction methods
   399→  - [ ] Test all backends
   400→  - [ ] Test on various datasets
   401→- [ ] Platform testing
   402→  - [ ] Test on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS)
   403→  - [ ] Test on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
   404→  - [ ] Test on Windows
   405→  - [ ] Document platform-specific issues
   406→- [ ] Stress testing
   407→  - [ ] Test with maximum data sizes
   408→  - [ ] Test with minimal resources
   409→  - [ ] Test error recovery
   410→  - [ ] Test interruption handling
   411→- [ ] Bug fixing sprint
   412→  - [ ] Address all critical bugs
   413→  - [ ] Fix documentation issues
   414→  - [ ] Resolve compatibility problems
   415→  - [ ] Update error messages
   416→
   417→### Week 18: Release and Deployment
   418→- [ ] Prepare release package
   419→  - [ ] Update version numbers
   420→  - [ ] Write release notes
   421→  - [ ] Update CHANGELOG.md
   422→  - [ ] Create release branch
   423→- [ ] Set up package distribution
   424→  - [ ] Configure PyPI packaging
   425→  - [ ] Test package installation
   426→  - [ ] Set up conda-forge recipe
   427→  - [ ] Create Docker images
   428→- [ ] Launch documentation
   429→  - [ ] Deploy to ReadTheDocs
   430→  - [ ] Set up versioned documentation
   431→  - [ ] Create landing page
   432→  - [ ] Add tutorials and guides
   433→- [ ] Community preparation
   434→  - [ ] Create GitHub issue templates
   435→  - [ ] Set up discussion forum
   436→  - [ ] Prepare announcement posts
   437→  - [ ] Contact beta testers
   438→
   439→---
   440→
   441→## Continuous Tasks (Throughout Development)
   442→
   443→### Code Quality
   444→- [ ] Maintain >90% test coverage
   445→- [ ] Keep all tests passing
   446→- [ ] Address linting issues immediately
   447→- [ ] Update type hints as needed
   448→- [ ] Refactor when necessary
   449→
   450→### Documentation
   451→- [ ] Update docstrings with changes
   452→- [ ] Keep README.md current
   453→- [ ] Document design decisions
   454→- [ ] Update user guides
   455→- [ ] Maintain API changelog
   456→
   457→### Performance
   458→- [ ] Monitor performance regressions
   459→- [ ] Track memory usage
   460→- [ ] Optimize hot paths
   461→- [ ] Profile regularly
   462→- [ ] Benchmark against targets
   463→
   464→### Communication
   465→- [ ] Update SCRATCHPAD.md with notes
   466→- [ ] Mark completed tasks promptly
   467→- [ ] Add newly discovered tasks
   468→- [ ] Document blockers
   469→- [ ] Communicate progress
   470→
   471→---
   472→
   473→## Discovered Tasks (Add new tasks here as they arise)
   474→
   475→### High Priority
   476→- [ ] (Add discovered high-priority tasks here)
   477→
   478→### Medium Priority
   479→- [ ] (Add discovered medium-priority tasks here)
   480→
   481→### Low Priority
   482→- [ ] (Add discovered low-priority tasks here)
   483→
   484→### Technical Debt
   485→- [ ] (Add technical debt items here)
   486→
   487→---
   488→
   489→## Blocked Tasks
   490→
   491→### Currently Blocked
   492→- [ ] Task name [BLOCKED: reason]
   493→
   494→---
   495→
   496→## Completion Statistics
   497→
   498→### Phase 1: Foundation
   499→- Total tasks: 52
   500→- Completed: 0
   501→- In Progress: 0
   502→- Blocked: 0
   503→- **Progress: 0%**
   504→
   505→### Phase 2: GPU Acceleration
   506→- Total tasks: 36
   507→- Completed: 0
   508→- In Progress: 0
   509→- Blocked: 0
   510→- **Progress: 0%**
   511→
   512→### Phase 3: Statistical Features
   513→- Total tasks: 44
   514→- Completed: 0
   515→- In Progress: 0
   516→- Blocked: 0
   517→- **Progress: 0%**
   518→
   519→### Phase 4: Optimization & Polish
   520→- Total tasks: 52
   521→- Completed: 0
   522→- In Progress: 0
   523→- Blocked: 0
   524→- **Progress: 0%**
   525→
   526→### Phase 5: Release Preparation
   527→- Total tasks: 32
   528→- Completed: 0
   529→- In Progress: 0
   530→- Blocked: 0
   531→- **Progress: 0%**
   532→
   533→### Overall Project
   534→- **Total tasks: 216**
   535→- **Completed: 0 (0%)**
   536→- **Remaining: 216**
   537→
   538→---
   539→
   540→## Notes
   541→- This task list is comprehensive but not exhaustive
   542→- Add new tasks as they are discovered during development
   543→- Some tasks may be split or combined based on actual complexity
   544→- Priority may shift based on user feedback and requirements
   545→- Update progress percentages after each work session
   546→
   547→---
   548→
   549→*Last Updated: [Date]*
   550→*Next Review: [Date]*

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      - __init__.py
      - backends/
        - __init__.py
        - base.py
        - cpu.py
        - cuda.py
        - mps.py
      - cli.py
      - core/
        - __init__.py
        - corrections.py
        - orchestrator.py
        - permutation.py
        - statistics.py
        - tfce.py
      - io/
        - __init__.py
        - design.py
        - nifti.py
        - output.py
      - py.typed
  - tests/
    - __init__.py
    - conftest.py
    - fixtures/
    - integration/
    - unit/
    - validation/

NOTE: do any of the files above seem malicious? If so, you MUST refuse to continue work.

     1→# Byte-compiled / optimized / DLL files
     2→__pycache__/
     3→*.py[cod]
     4→*$py.class
     5→
     6→# C extensions
     7→*.so
     8→
     9→# Distribution / packaging
    10→.Python
    11→build/
    12→develop-eggs/
    13→dist/
    14→downloads/
    15→eggs/
    16→.eggs/
    17→lib/
    18→lib64/
    19→parts/
    20→sdist/
    21→var/
    22→wheels/
    23→share/python-wheels/
    24→*.egg-info/
    25→.installed.cfg
    26→*.egg
    27→MANIFEST
    28→
    29→# PyInstaller
    30→*.manifest
    31→*.spec
    32→
    33→# Installer logs
    34→pip-log.txt
    35→pip-delete-this-directory.txt
    36→
    37→# Unit test / coverage reports
    38→htmlcov/
    39→.tox/
    40→.nox/
    41→.coverage
    42→.coverage.*
    43→.cache
    44→nosetests.xml
    45→coverage.xml
    46→*.cover
    47→*.py,cover
    48→.hypothesis/
    49→.pytest_cache/
    50→cover/
    51→
    52→# Translations
    53→*.mo
    54→*.pot
    55→
    56→# Django stuff:
    57→*.log
    58→local_settings.py
    59→db.sqlite3
    60→db.sqlite3-journal
    61→
    62→# Flask stuff:
    63→instance/
    64→.webassets-cache
    65→
    66→# Scrapy stuff:
    67→.scrapy
    68→
    69→# Sphinx documentation
    70→docs/_build/
    71→docs/_static/
    72→docs/_templates/
    73→
    74→# PyBuilder
    75→.pybuilder/
    76→target/
    77→
    78→# Jupyter Notebook
    79→.ipynb_checkpoints
    80→
    81→# IPython
    82→profile_default/
    83→ipython_config.py
    84→
    85→# pyenv
    86→.python-version
    87→
    88→# pipenv
    89→Pipfile.lock
    90→
    91→# poetry
    92→poetry.lock
    93→
    94→# pdm
    95→.pdm.toml
    96→.pdm-python
    97→.pdm-build/
    98→
    99→# PEP 582
   100→__pypackages__/
   101→
   102→# Celery stuff
   103→celerybeat-schedule
   104→celerybeat.pid
   105→
   106→# SageMath parsed files
   107→*.sage.py
   108→
   109→# Environments
   110→.env
   111→.venv
   112→env/
   113→venv/
   114→ENV/
   115→env.bak/
   116→venv.bak/
   117→
   118→# Spyder project settings
   119→.spyderproject
   120→.spyproject
   121→
   122→# Rope project settings
   123→.ropeproject
   124→
   125→# mkdocs documentation
   126→/site
   127→
   128→# mypy
   129→.mypy_cache/
   130→.dmypy.json
   131→dmypy.json
   132→
   133→# Pyre type checker
   134→.pyre/
   135→
   136→# pytype static type analyzer
   137→.pytype/
   138→
   139→# Cython debug symbols
   140→cython_debug/
   141→
   142→# VS Code
   143→.vscode/
   144→*.code-workspace
   145→
   146→# PyCharm
   147→.idea/
   148→
   149→# macOS
   150→.DS_Store
   151→.AppleDouble
   152→.LSOverride
   153→
   154→# Windows
   155→Thumbs.db
   156→Thumbs.db:encryptable
   157→ehthumbs.db
   158→ehthumbs_vista.db
   159→*.stackdump
   160→[Dd]esktop.ini
   161→$RECYCLE.BIN/
   162→*.lnk
   163→
   164→# Project specific
   165→/data/
   166→/results/
   167→/output/
   168→*.nii
   169→*.nii.gz
   170→*.mat
   171→*.con
   172→*.grp
   173→
   174→# Profiling
   175→*.prof
   176→*.lprof
   177→profile.svg
   178→*.bin
   179→
   180→# Benchmarks
   181→benchmark_results/
   182→
   183→# Temporary files
   184→*.tmp
   185→*.bak
   186→*.swp
   187→*~
   188→
   189→# ruff
   190→.ruff_cache/

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/.gitignore has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
   160→[Dd]esktop.ini
   161→$RECYCLE.BIN/
   162→*.lnk
   163→
   164→# Project specific
   165→/data/
   166→/results/
   167→/output/
   168→*.nii
   169→*.nii.gz
   170→*.mat
   171→*.con
   172→*.grp
   173→
   174→# GPU specific
   175→*.cubin
   176→*.fatbin
   177→*.ptx
   178→
   179→# Model checkpoints and weights
   180→*.pth
   181→*.ckpt
   182→checkpoints/
   183→
   184→# Profiling
   185→*.prof
   186→*.lprof
   187→profile.svg
   188→*.bin
   189→
   190→# Benchmarks
   191→benchmark_results/
   192→
   193→# Temporary files
   194→*.tmp
   195→*.bak

   208→       def __init__(self):
   209→           self.device = torch.device("mps")
   210→   ```
   211→
   212→2. **CUDA Backend** (After MPS)
   213→   ```python
   214→   # src/gpu_randomise/backends/cuda.py
   215→   class CUDABackend(Backend):
   216→       def __init__(self):
   217→           self.device = torch.device("cuda")
   218→   ```
   219→
   220→### Phase 3: Statistical Features (Weeks 9-12)
   221→
   222→1. **Permutation Strategies**
   223→   - Sign-flipping for paired designs
   224→   - Full enumeration for small samples
   225→   - Monte Carlo sampling for large samples
   226→   - Block permutation
   227→
   228→2. **TFCE Implementation**
   229→   - Threshold-free cluster enhancement
   230→   - Critical for neuroimaging applications
   231→
   232→3. **Multiple Comparison Corrections**
   233→   - Family-wise error rate (FWER)
   234→   - Voxel-wise correction
   235→   - Cluster-based correction
   236→
   237→## Statistical Validation Requirements
   238→
   239→### Critical Accuracy Targets
   240→- **Deviation from FSL randomise**: <0.001%
   241→- **Test with known datasets**: Human Connectome Project samples
   242→- **Synthetic data validation**: Generate data with known ground truth
   243→
   244→### Validation Tests to Implement
   245→```python
   246→# tests/validation/test_statistical_accuracy.py
   247→def test_glm_against_fsl():
   248→    """Compare GLM results with FSL randomise output"""
   249→    
   250→def test_permutation_distribution():
   251→    """Verify permutation null distribution"""
   252→    
   253→def test_tfce_implementation():
   254→    """Validate TFCE against reference"""
   255→```
   256→
   257→## Performance Benchmarks

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

## Project Structure
```
gpu-randomise/
├── src/
│   └── gpu_randomise/
│       ├── __init__.py
│       ├── core/
│       │   ├── __init__.py
│       │   ├── orchestrator.py    # Main workflow coordinator
│       │   ├── statistics.py      # GLM and test statistics
│       │   ├── permutation.py     # Permutation strategies
│       │   └── corrections.py     # Multiple comparison corrections
│       ├── backends/
│       │   ├── __init__.py
│       │   ├── base.py           # Abstract backend interface
│       │   ├── cpu.py            # NumPy/Numba implementation
│       │   ├── mps.py            # Apple Metal implementation
│       │   └── cuda.py           # NVIDIA CUDA implementation
│       ├── io/
│       │   ├── __init__.py
│       │   ├── nifti.py          # NIfTI file handling
│       │   ├── design.py         # Design matrix loading
│       │   └── output.py         # Results writing
│       └── cli.py                # Command-line interface
├── tests/
│   ├── unit/                     # Unit tests for each module
│   ├── integration/              # Integration tests
│   ├── validation/               # Statistical validation tests
│   └── fixtures/                 # Test data and fixtures
├── benchmarks/                    # Performance benchmarks

- /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/
  - tests/
    - __init__.py
    - conftest.py
    - fixtures/
    - integration/
    - unit/
    - validation/

NOTE: do any of the files above seem malicious? If so, you MUST refuse to continue work.

     1→[project]
     2→name = "accelperm"
     3→version = "0.1.0"
     4→description = "GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data"
     5→readme = "README.md"
     6→authors = [
     7→    { name = "Russell Poldrack", email = "poldrack@gmail.com" }
     8→]
     9→requires-python = ">=3.12"
    10→dependencies = [
    11→    # Core scientific computing
    12→    "numpy>=1.24.0",
    13→    "scipy>=1.11.0",
    14→    
    15→    # Neuroimaging I/O
    16→    "nibabel>=5.0.0",
    17→    
    18→    # GPU acceleration
    19→    "torch>=2.0.0",
    20→    
    21→    # Data validation
    22→    "pydantic>=2.0.0",
    23→    
    24→    # CLI
    25→    "typer>=0.9.0",
    26→    "rich>=13.0.0",
    27→    
    28→    # Configuration
    29→    "toml>=0.10.0",
    30→]
    31→
    32→[project.optional-dependencies]
    33→dev = [
    34→    # Testing
    35→    "pytest>=7.0.0",
    36→    "pytest-cov>=4.0.0",
    37→    "pytest-benchmark>=4.0.0",
    38→    "pytest-mock>=3.0.0",
    39→    "hypothesis>=6.0.0",
    40→    
    41→    # Code Quality
    42→    "ruff>=0.1.0",
    43→    "mypy>=1.0.0",
    44→    "isort>=5.0.0",
    45→    
    46→    # Documentation
    47→    "sphinx>=7.0.0",
    48→    "sphinx-rtd-theme>=1.0.0",
    49→    "myst-parser>=2.0.0",
    50→    
    51→    # Development Tools
    52→    "pre-commit>=3.0.0",
    53→    "ipython>=8.0.0",
    54→    "jupyter>=1.0.0",
    55→    
    56→    # Profiling
    57→    "py-spy>=0.3.0",
    58→    "memray>=1.0.0",
    59→]
    60→
    61→[project.scripts]
    62→accelperm = "accelperm.cli:main"
    63→gpu-randomise = "accelperm.cli:main"  # Alias for compatibility
    64→
    65→[build-system]
    66→requires = ["hatchling"]
    67→build-backend = "hatchling.build"
    68→
    69→[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
    70→packages = ["src/accelperm"]
    71→
    72→[tool.ruff]
    73→line-length = 88
    74→target-version = "py312"
    75→select = [
    76→    "E",  # pycodestyle errors
    77→    "W",  # pycodestyle warnings
    78→    "F",  # pyflakes
    79→    "I",  # isort
    80→    "B",  # flake8-bugbear
    81→    "C4",  # flake8-comprehensions
    82→    "UP",  # pyupgrade
    83→    "ARG",  # flake8-unused-arguments
    84→    "SIM",  # flake8-simplify
    85→]
    86→ignore = ["E501", "B008"]  # line too long, function calls in argument defaults
    87→exclude = [
    88→    ".git",
    89→    "__pycache__",
    90→    "docs/conf.py",
    91→    "build",
    92→    "dist",
    93→]
    94→
    95→[tool.ruff.isort]
    96→known-first-party = ["accelperm"]
    97→
    98→[tool.mypy]
    99→python_version = "3.12"
   100→warn_return_any = true
   101→warn_unused_configs = true
   102→disallow_untyped_defs = true
   103→disallow_any_generics = true
   104→check_untyped_defs = true
   105→no_implicit_optional = true
   106→warn_redundant_casts = true
   107→warn_unused_ignores = true
   108→strict_equality = true
   109→
   110→[[tool.mypy.overrides]]
   111→module = [
   112→    "nibabel.*",
   113→    "scipy.*",
   114→    "numpy.*",
   115→    "torch.*",
   116→]
   117→ignore_missing_imports = true
   118→
   119→[tool.pytest.ini_options]
   120→minversion = "7.0"
   121→addopts = [
   122→    "-ra",
   123→    "--strict-markers",
   124→    "--cov=accelperm",
   125→    "--cov-branch",
   126→    "--cov-report=term-missing",
   127→    "--cov-report=html",
   128→    "--cov-report=xml",
   129→]
   130→testpaths = ["tests"]
   131→python_files = ["test_*.py", "*_test.py"]
   132→python_classes = ["Test*"]
   133→python_functions = ["test_*"]
   134→filterwarnings = [
   135→    "error",
   136→    "ignore::UserWarning",
   137→    "ignore::DeprecationWarning",
   138→]
   139→
   140→[tool.coverage.run]
   141→source = ["src/accelperm"]
   142→branch = true
   143→
   144→[tool.coverage.report]
   145→precision = 2
   146→show_missing = true
   147→skip_covered = false
   148→exclude_lines = [
   149→    "pragma: no cover",
   150→    "def __repr__",
   151→    "if __name__ == .__main__.:",
   152→    "raise NotImplementedError",
   153→    "if TYPE_CHECKING:",
   154→]
   155→
   156→[tool.coverage.html]
   157→directory = "htmlcov"
   158→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

[dependencies]
# Core scientific computing
numpy = ">=1.24.0"          # Array operations
scipy = ">=1.11.0"          # Statistical functions
# Neuroimaging I/O
nibabel = ">=5.0.0"         # NIfTI file handling
# GPU acceleration
torch = ">=2.0.0"           # CUDA and MPS backends
# Data validation
pydantic = ">=2.0.0"        # Data validation and settings
# CLI
typer = ">=0.9.0"           # CLI framework
rich = ">=13.0.0"           # Terminal formatting
# Configuration
toml = ">=0.10.0"          # Config file parsing
```
--
[dev-dependencies]
# Testing
pytest = ">=7.0.0"          # Test framework
pytest-cov = ">=4.0.0"      # Coverage reporting
pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0.0" # Performance testing
pytest-mock = ">=3.0.0"     # Mocking support
hypothesis = ">=6.0.0"      # Property-based testing
# Code Quality
ruff = ">=0.1.0"            # Linting and formatting
mypy = ">=1.0.0"            # Static type checking
isort = ">=5.0.0"           # Import sorting
# Documentation
sphinx = ">=7.0.0"          # Documentation generation
sphinx-rtd-theme = ">=1.0.0" # ReadTheDocs theme
myst-parser = ">=2.0.0"     # Markdown support
# Development Tools
pre-commit = ">=3.0.0"      # Git hooks
ipython = ">=8.0.0"         # Interactive development
--
# Install dependencies
uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
```
#### 4. Pre-commit Hooks
```bash
# Install pre-commit hooks
pre-commit install
# Run manually
pre-commit run --all-files
```
### IDE/Editor Configuration
#### VS Code Extensions
- Python (Microsoft)
- Pylance
- Python Test Explorer
- GitLens
- Better Comments
--
    - name: Install dependencies
      run: |
        pip install uv
        uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
    - name: Run tests
      run: pytest --cov
```
### Profiling and Debugging Tools
#### Memory Profiling
```bash
# Profile memory usage
memray run -o output.bin python script.py
memray flamegraph output.bin
# Line-by-line memory profiling
python -m memory_profiler script.py
```
#### GPU Profiling

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    15→      - id: mixed-line-ending
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    31→          - numpy>=1.24.0
    32→          - types-toml
    33→        files: ^src/
    34→        args: [--strict, --ignore-missing-imports]
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    37→    rev: 5.13.2
    38→    hooks:
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    40→        args: ["--profile", "black", "--line-length", "88"]
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    43→    rev: 1.7.0
    44→    hooks:
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    54→  autoupdate_schedule: weekly
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<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

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     1→# PLANNING.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Project Plan
     2→
     3→## Project Vision
     4→
     5→### Mission Statement
     6→Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) to achieve 10-100x performance improvements while maintaining <0.001% deviation from the reference implementation.
     7→
     8→### Core Values
     9→- **Accuracy First**: Statistical correctness is non-negotiable
    10→- **Performance at Scale**: Optimize for large neuroimaging datasets
    11→- **Developer Experience**: Clean, testable, well-documented code
    12→- **Scientific Rigor**: Validated against established methods
    13→- **Cross-Platform**: Support for both Apple Silicon and NVIDIA GPUs
    14→
    15→### Target Outcomes
    16→- Enable researchers to run permutation testing in minutes instead of hours/days
    17→- Democratize access to high-performance neuroimaging analysis
    18→- Establish a maintainable, extensible codebase for future enhancements
    19→- Create a drop-in replacement for FSL randomise with familiar CLI
    20→
    21→## System Architecture
    22→
    23→### High-Level Architecture Diagram
    24→```
    25→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    26→│                  CLI/GUI Interface              │
    27→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    28→│                   Core Engine                   │
    29→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    30→│  │Statistics│ │Permutation│ │Correction│      │
    31→│  │  Module  │ │  Engine   │ │  Module  │      │
    32→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    33→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    34→│              Backend Abstraction Layer          │
    35→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    36→│  │   MPS    │ │    CUDA  │ │    CPU   │      │
    37→│  │  Backend │ │  Backend │ │  Backend │      │
    38→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    39→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    40→│                 Data I/O Layer                  │
    41→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    42→│  │  NIfTI   │ │   Design  │ │  Output   │      │
    43→│  │  Loader  │ │   Loader  │ │  Writer   │      │
    44→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    45→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    46→```
    47→
    48→### Component Responsibilities
    49→
    50→#### 1. CLI Interface Layer
    51→- **Purpose**: User interaction and command parsing
    52→- **Components**:
    53→  - `cli.py`: Command-line argument parsing and validation
    54→  - Configuration management
    55→  - Progress reporting and logging
    56→- **Design Pattern**: Command pattern for operation queuing
    57→
    58→#### 2. Core Engine Layer
    59→- **Purpose**: Orchestrate statistical computations
    60→- **Components**:
    61→  - `orchestrator.py`: Workflow coordination
    62→  - `statistics.py`: GLM implementation and test statistics
    63→  - `permutation.py`: Permutation strategy implementations
    64→  - `corrections.py`: Multiple comparison correction methods
    65→- **Design Patterns**: 
    66→  - Strategy pattern for permutation methods
    67→  - Template method for statistical tests
    68→
    69→#### 3. Backend Abstraction Layer
    70→- **Purpose**: Hardware-agnostic compute interface
    71→- **Components**:
    72→  - `base.py`: Abstract backend interface (ABC)
    73→  - `cpu.py`: NumPy/SciPy implementation
    74→  - `mps.py`: Apple Metal Performance Shaders via PyTorch
    75→  - `cuda.py`: NVIDIA CUDA via PyTorch
    76→- **Design Pattern**: Strategy pattern with factory for backend selection
    77→
    78→#### 4. Data I/O Layer
    79→- **Purpose**: Handle neuroimaging data formats
    80→- **Components**:
    81→  - `nifti.py`: NIfTI file reading/writing via nibabel
    82→  - `design.py`: Design matrix and contrast file parsing
    83→  - `output.py`: Statistical map and report generation
    84→- **Design Pattern**: Factory pattern for loader creation
    85→
    86→### Data Flow Architecture
    87→
    88→```mermaid
    89→graph TD
    90→    A[Input Data] --> B[Data Loader]
    91→    B --> C[Memory Manager]
    92→    C --> D[Backend Selection]
    93→    D --> E{GPU Available?}
    94→    E -->|Yes| F[GPU Backend]
    95→    E -->|No| G[CPU Backend]
    96→    F --> H[Permutation Engine]
    97→    G --> H
    98→    H --> I[Statistical Tests]
    99→    I --> J[Corrections]
   100→    J --> K[Output Writer]
   101→    K --> L[Results]
   102→```
   103→
   104→### Memory Management Strategy
   105→
   106→#### GPU Memory Hierarchy
   107→1. **Level 1**: In-kernel shared memory (fastest)
   108→2. **Level 2**: GPU global memory
   109→3. **Level 3**: Unified/pinned host memory
   110→4. **Level 4**: System RAM (pageable)
   111→
   112→#### Chunking Strategy
   113→- Automatic chunking based on available GPU memory
   114→- Overlap computation with data transfer using streams
   115→- Memory pooling to reduce allocation overhead
   116→
   117→## Technology Stack
   118→
   119→### Core Runtime Dependencies
   120→
   121→#### Python Environment
   122→```toml
   123→[project]
   124→name = "gpu-randomise"
   125→version = "0.1.0"
   126→requires-python = ">=3.12"
   127→```
   128→
   129→#### Essential Libraries
   130→```toml
   131→[dependencies]
   132→# Core scientific computing
   133→numpy = ">=1.24.0"          # Array operations
   134→scipy = ">=1.11.0"          # Statistical functions
   135→
   136→# Neuroimaging I/O
   137→nibabel = ">=5.0.0"         # NIfTI file handling
   138→
   139→# GPU acceleration
   140→torch = ">=2.0.0"           # CUDA and MPS backends
   141→
   142→# Data validation
   143→pydantic = ">=2.0.0"        # Data validation and settings
   144→
   145→# CLI
   146→typer = ">=0.9.0"           # CLI framework
   147→rich = ">=13.0.0"           # Terminal formatting
   148→
   149→# Configuration
   150→toml = ">=0.10.0"          # Config file parsing
   151→```
   152→
   153→### Development Dependencies
   154→
   155→```toml
   156→[dev-dependencies]
   157→# Testing
   158→pytest = ">=7.0.0"          # Test framework
   159→pytest-cov = ">=4.0.0"      # Coverage reporting
   160→pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0.0" # Performance testing
   161→pytest-mock = ">=3.0.0"     # Mocking support
   162→hypothesis = ">=6.0.0"      # Property-based testing
   163→
   164→# Code Quality
   165→ruff = ">=0.1.0"            # Linting and formatting
   166→mypy = ">=1.0.0"            # Static type checking
   167→isort = ">=5.0.0"           # Import sorting
   168→
   169→# Documentation
   170→sphinx = ">=7.0.0"          # Documentation generation
   171→sphinx-rtd-theme = ">=1.0.0" # ReadTheDocs theme
   172→myst-parser = ">=2.0.0"     # Markdown support
   173→
   174→# Development Tools
   175→pre-commit = ">=3.0.0"      # Git hooks
   176→ipython = ">=8.0.0"         # Interactive development
   177→jupyter = ">=1.0.0"         # Notebook support
   178→
   179→# Profiling
   180→py-spy = ">=0.3.0"          # Performance profiling
   181→memray = ">=1.0.0"          # Memory profiling
   182→```
   183→
   184→### Platform-Specific Requirements
   185→
   186→#### Apple Silicon (MPS)
   187→- macOS 12.3+ (Monterey or later)
   188→- PyTorch 2.0+ with MPS support
   189→- Xcode Command Line Tools
   190→
   191→#### NVIDIA GPU (CUDA)
   192→- CUDA Toolkit 11.7+
   193→- cuDNN 8.0+
   194→- NVIDIA driver 515+
   195→- PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA support
   196→
   197→#### CPU Fallback
   198→- No additional requirements
   199→- Optional: Intel MKL for optimized BLAS
   200→
   201→## Required Tools
   202→
   203→### Development Environment Setup
   204→
   205→#### 1. Package Manager
   206→```bash
   207→# Install uv (recommended)
   208→curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
   209→
   210→# Or use pip
   211→pip install --upgrade pip
   212→```
   213→
   214→#### 2. Python Version Management
   215→```bash
   216→# Using uv
   217→uv python install 3.12
   218→
   219→# Or using pyenv
   220→pyenv install 3.12.0
   221→pyenv local 3.12.0
   222→```
   223→
   224→#### 3. Virtual Environment
   225→```bash
   226→# Using uv
   227→uv venv
   228→source .venv/bin/activate  # Unix
   229→.venv\Scripts\activate      # Windows
   230→
   231→# Install dependencies
   232→uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   233→```
   234→
   235→#### 4. Pre-commit Hooks
   236→```bash
   237→# Install pre-commit hooks
   238→pre-commit install
   239→
   240→# Run manually
   241→pre-commit run --all-files
   242→```
   243→
   244→### IDE/Editor Configuration
   245→
   246→#### VS Code Extensions
   247→- Python (Microsoft)
   248→- Pylance
   249→- Python Test Explorer
   250→- GitLens
   251→- Better Comments
   252→- Todo Tree
   253→
   254→#### VS Code Settings
   255→```json
   256→{
   257→    "python.linting.enabled": true,
   258→    "python.linting.ruffEnabled": true,
   259→    "python.formatting.provider": "ruff",
   260→    "python.testing.pytestEnabled": true,
   261→    "python.testing.unittestEnabled": false,
   262→    "python.analysis.typeCheckingMode": "strict",
   263→    "editor.formatOnSave": true,
   264→    "editor.rulers": [88]
   265→}
   266→```
   267→
   268→### Testing Tools
   269→
   270→#### Unit Testing
   271→```bash
   272→# Run all tests
   273→pytest
   274→
   275→# With coverage
   276→pytest --cov=gpu_randomise --cov-report=html
   277→
   278→# Specific module
   279→pytest tests/unit/test_statistics.py
   280→
   281→# With verbose output
   282→pytest -vv
   283→```
   284→
   285→#### Performance Testing
   286→```bash
   287→# Run benchmarks
   288→pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
   289→
   290→# Compare results
   291→pytest-benchmark compare
   292→
   293→# Profile specific function
   294→py-spy record -o profile.svg -- python benchmark_script.py
   295→```
   296→
   297→#### GPU Testing
   298→```bash
   299→# Check CUDA availability
   300→python -c "import torch; print(torch.cuda.is_available())"
   301→
   302→# Check MPS availability
   303→python -c "import torch; print(torch.backends.mps.is_available())"
   304→
   305→# GPU memory monitoring (NVIDIA)
   306→nvidia-smi -l 1
   307→
   308→# GPU monitoring (Apple)
   309→sudo powermetrics --samplers gpu_power -i 1000
   310→```
   311→
   312→### Documentation Tools
   313→
   314→#### Sphinx Documentation
   315→```bash
   316→# Build documentation
   317→cd docs
   318→make html
   319→
   320→# Live reload for development
   321→sphinx-autobuild . _build/html
   322→```
   323→
   324→#### API Documentation
   325→```bash
   326→# Generate API docs from docstrings
   327→sphinx-apidoc -o docs/api src/gpu_randomise
   328→```
   329→
   330→### Continuous Integration Tools
   331→
   332→#### GitHub Actions Workflow
   333→```yaml
   334→name: CI
   335→
   336→on: [push, pull_request]
   337→
   338→jobs:
   339→  test:
   340→    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
   341→    strategy:
   342→      matrix:
   343→        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
   344→        python-version: ["3.12"]
   345→    
   346→    steps:
   347→    - uses: actions/checkout@v3
   348→    - name: Set up Python
   349→      uses: actions/setup-python@v4
   350→      with:
   351→        python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
   352→    - name: Install dependencies
   353→      run: |
   354→        pip install uv
   355→        uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   356→    - name: Run tests
   357→      run: pytest --cov
   358→```
   359→
   360→### Profiling and Debugging Tools
   361→
   362→#### Memory Profiling
   363→```bash
   364→# Profile memory usage
   365→memray run -o output.bin python script.py
   366→memray flamegraph output.bin
   367→
   368→# Line-by-line memory profiling
   369→python -m memory_profiler script.py
   370→```
   371→
   372→#### GPU Profiling
   373→```bash
   374→# NVIDIA Nsight Systems
   375→nsys profile -o profile python script.py
   376→
   377→# PyTorch Profiler
   378→python -c "import torch.profiler; ..."
   379→
   380→# Apple Instruments (for MPS)
   381→xcrun xctrace record --template 'Metal System Trace' --launch python script.py
   382→```
   383→
   384→### Data Validation Tools
   385→
   386→#### Test Data Generation
   387→```python
   388→# Generate synthetic fMRI data
   389→python scripts/generate_test_data.py \
   390→    --voxels 10000 \
   391→    --subjects 50 \
   392→    --output test_data/
   393→```
   394→
   395→#### FSL Comparison
   396→```bash
   397→# Run FSL randomise for comparison
   398→randomise -i input.nii -o fsl_output -1 -T -c 3.0 -v 10
   399→
   400→# Compare outputs
   401→python scripts/compare_outputs.py \
   402→    our_output.nii \
   403→    fsl_output.nii
   404→```
   405→
   406→## Development Workflow
   407→
   408→### 1. Feature Development Cycle
   409→```mermaid
   410→graph LR
   411→    A[Research] --> B[Write Tests]
   412→    B --> C[Implement]
   413→    C --> D[Validate]
   414→    D --> E[Optimize]
   415→    E --> F[Document]
   416→    F --> G[Review]
   417→```
   418→
   419→### 2. Git Workflow
   420→```bash
   421→# Feature branch
   422→git checkout -b feature/implement-tfce
   423→
   424→# Regular commits with conventional commits
   425→git commit -m "feat: add TFCE implementation"
   426→git commit -m "test: add TFCE validation tests"
   427→git commit -m "docs: update TFCE documentation"
   428→
   429→# Push and create PR
   430→git push origin feature/implement-tfce
   431→```
   432→
   433→### 3. Testing Strategy
   434→1. **Unit Tests**: Test individual functions
   435→2. **Integration Tests**: Test module interactions
   436→3. **Statistical Tests**: Validate accuracy
   437→4. **Performance Tests**: Monitor regressions
   438→5. **End-to-End Tests**: Full workflow validation
   439→
   440→### 4. Code Review Checklist
   441→- [ ] Tests pass (unit, integration, statistical)
   442→- [ ] Coverage maintained (>90%)
   443→- [ ] Type hints complete
   444→- [ ] Documentation updated
   445→- [ ] Performance benchmarked
   446→- [ ] Memory usage profiled
   447→- [ ] GPU compatibility verified
   448→
   449→## Performance Optimization Strategy
   450→
   451→### 1. Profiling First
   452→- Always profile before optimizing
   453→- Focus on bottlenecks (80/20 rule)
   454→- Measure impact of changes
   455→
   456→### 2. GPU Optimization Priorities
   457→1. Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   458→2. Maximize parallelism
   459→3. Optimize memory access patterns
   460→4. Use appropriate precision (float32 vs float64)
   461→5. Batch operations effectively
   462→
   463→### 3. Memory Optimization
   464→- Implement memory pooling
   465→- Use in-place operations where possible
   466→- Clear unused tensors explicitly
   467→- Implement chunking for large datasets
   468→
   469→### 4. Algorithm Selection
   470→- Choose algorithms based on data size
   471→- Full enumeration for small samples
   472→- Monte Carlo for large samples
   473→- Adaptive thresholds for method selection
   474→
   475→## Risk Mitigation Strategies
   476→
   477→### Technical Risks
   478→1. **GPU Memory Limitations**
   479→   - Solution: Automatic chunking
   480→   - Fallback: CPU processing
   481→
   482→2. **Numerical Precision**
   483→   - Solution: Extensive validation
   484→   - Mixed precision options
   485→
   486→3. **Platform Compatibility**
   487→   - Solution: Abstract backend interface
   488→   - Comprehensive testing matrix
   489→
   490→### Project Risks
   491→1. **Scope Creep**
   492→   - Solution: Phased development
   493→   - Clear milestone boundaries
   494→
   495→2. **Performance Targets**
   496→   - Solution: Early benchmarking
   497→   - Alternative algorithms ready
   498→
   499→## Quality Assurance Plan
   500→
   501→### Code Quality Gates
   502→1. **Pre-commit Checks**
   503→   - Formatting (ruff, isort)
   504→   - Linting (ruff)
   505→   - Type checking (mypy)
   506→
   507→2. **CI/CD Pipeline**
   508→   - Unit tests must pass
   509→   - Coverage > 90%
   510→   - No performance regressions
   511→   - Documentation builds
   512→
   513→3. **Release Criteria**
   514→   - All tests passing
   515→   - Performance targets met
   516→   - Documentation complete
   517→   - Validation against FSL complete
   518→
   519→## Communication and Collaboration
   520→
   521→### Documentation Standards
   522→- README.md: Quick start and overview
   523→- CLAUDE.md: Development guide
   524→- PRD.md: Requirements
   525→- PLANNING.md: This file
   526→- TASKS.md: Task tracking
   527→- SCRATCHPAD.md: Working notes
   528→
   529→### Progress Tracking
   530→- Update TASKS.md after each session
   531→- Mark completed items immediately
   532→- Add new discovered tasks
   533→- Regular status updates in SCRATCHPAD.md
   534→
   535→### Code Documentation
   536→- NumPy-style docstrings
   537→- Type hints for all public APIs
   538→- Inline comments for complex logic
   539→- Example usage in docstrings
   540→
   541→## Next Steps Checklist
   542→
   543→### Immediate Actions (Week 1)
   544→- [ ] Set up project structure
   545→- [ ] Configure development environment
   546→- [ ] Initialize Git repository
   547→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
   548→- [ ] Create initial test suite structure
   549→
   550→### Short-term Goals (Weeks 2-4)
   551→- [ ] Implement core architecture
   552→- [ ] Create backend abstraction
   553→- [ ] Develop CPU backend
   554→- [ ] Basic NIfTI I/O
   555→- [ ] GLM implementation
   556→
   557→### Medium-term Goals (Weeks 5-12)
   558→- [ ] MPS backend implementation
   559→- [ ] CUDA backend implementation
   560→- [ ] Permutation strategies
   561→- [ ] TFCE implementation
   562→- [ ] Performance optimization
   563→
   564→### Long-term Goals (Weeks 13-18)
   565→- [ ] Comprehensive validation
   566→- [ ] Documentation completion
   567→- [ ] Example notebooks
   568→- [ ] Community feedback
   569→- [ ] Release preparation
   570→
   571→## Success Metrics Dashboard
   572→
   573→### Performance Metrics
   574→- [ ] 10x speedup vs FSL randomise
   575→- [ ] <60s for large dataset (250k voxels, 100 subjects, 10k permutations)
   576→- [ ] GPU utilization >80%
   577→- [ ] Memory efficiency <2x theoretical minimum
   578→
   579→### Quality Metrics
   580→- [ ] Test coverage >90%
   581→- [ ] Statistical accuracy <0.001% deviation
   582→- [ ] Zero critical bugs
   583→- [ ] Documentation coverage 100%
   584→
   585→### User Experience Metrics
   586→- [ ] CLI compatibility with FSL
   587→- [ ] Installation time <5 minutes
   588→- [ ] Clear error messages
   589→- [ ] Comprehensive examples
   590→
   591→## Revision History
   592→
   593→| Date | Version | Changes | Author |
   594→|------|---------|---------|--------|
   595→| 2024-01-XX | 0.1.0 | Initial planning document | Team |
   596→
   597→---
   598→
   599→**Remember**: This is a living document. Update it as the project evolves and new insights emerge.

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→# TASKS.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Task List
     2→
     3→## Task Tracking Guidelines
     4→- Mark completed tasks with [x]
     5→- Add completion date in format: `[x] Task name (2024-01-15)`
     6→- Add new discovered tasks under appropriate milestone
     7→- If a task is blocked, add `[BLOCKED: reason]`
     8→- If a task is in progress, add `[IN PROGRESS]`
     9→
    10→---
    11→
    12→## Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    13→**Goal**: Establish project infrastructure and core architecture
    14→
    15→### Week 1: Project Setup and Infrastructure
    16→- [ ] Initialize Git repository with .gitignore for Python
    17→- [ ] Create project structure as defined in CLAUDE.md
    18→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise directory structure
    19→  - [ ] Create tests/ directory structure
    20→  - [ ] Create benchmarks/ directory
    21→  - [ ] Create docs/ directory
    22→  - [ ] Create examples/ directory
    23→- [ ] Set up pyproject.toml with uv
    24→  - [ ] Define project metadata
    25→  - [ ] Add core dependencies
    26→  - [ ] Add development dependencies
    27→  - [ ] Configure build system
    28→- [ ] Configure development tools
    29→  - [ ] Set up ruff configuration
    30→  - [ ] Set up mypy configuration
    31→  - [ ] Set up pytest configuration
    32→  - [ ] Create .pre-commit-config.yaml
    33→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
    34→  - [ ] Create GitHub Actions workflow for tests
    35→  - [ ] Add matrix testing for Python 3.12
    36→  - [ ] Configure coverage reporting
    37→  - [ ] Set up documentation building
    38→- [ ] Create initial documentation files
    39→  - [ ] Write README.md with installation instructions
    40→  - [ ] Create CONTRIBUTING.md
    41→  - [ ] Create CHANGELOG.md
    42→  - [ ] Set up Sphinx documentation structure
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/base.py with ABC
    47→  - [ ] Define Backend abstract class interface
    48→  - [ ] Write unit tests for backend interface
    49→- [ ] Create core orchestrator module
    50→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/orchestrator.py skeleton
    51→  - [ ] Define workflow coordination interface
    52→  - [ ] Write unit tests for orchestrator
    53→- [ ] Set up logging framework
    54→  - [ ] Create consistent logging configuration
    55→  - [ ] Implement progress reporting interface
    56→  - [ ] Add debug logging capabilities
    57→- [ ] Implement configuration management
    58→  - [ ] Create settings module with Pydantic
    59→  - [ ] Define configuration schema
    60→  - [ ] Support config file loading (TOML)
    61→- [ ] Create error handling framework
    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/io/nifti.py
    69→  - [ ] Implement load_nifti function with nibabel
    70→  - [ ] Implement save_nifti function
    71→  - [ ] Add support for compressed files (.nii.gz)
    72→  - [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests
    73→  - [ ] Add validation for file integrity
    74→- [ ] Create design matrix loader
    75→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/design.py
    76→  - [ ] Support CSV format parsing
    77→  - [ ] Support TSV format parsing
    78→  - [ ] Validate design matrix structure
    79→  - [ ] Write unit tests with various formats
    80→- [ ] Implement contrast file loader
    81→  - [ ] Parse contrast matrices from text files
    82→  - [ ] Validate contrast compatibility with design
    83→  - [ ] Support multiple contrasts
    84→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    85→- [ ] Create output writer module
    86→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/output.py
    87→  - [ ] Support statistical map output
    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cpu.py
    95→  - [ ] Implement CPUBackend class inheriting from Backend
    96→  - [ ] Use NumPy for array operations
    97→  - [ ] Write unit tests for CPU backend
    98→- [ ] Implement basic GLM in statistics module
    99→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/statistics.py
   100→  - [ ] Implement ordinary least squares (OLS) solver
   101→  - [ ] Calculate beta coefficients
   102→  - [ ] Compute residuals and variance
   103→  - [ ] Write unit tests against known results
   104→- [ ] Implement t-statistic computation
   105→  - [ ] Calculate t-statistics from GLM
   106→  - [ ] Handle multiple contrasts
   107→  - [ ] Validate against synthetic data
   108→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   109→- [ ] Create initial CLI interface
   110→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/cli.py with Typer
   111→  - [ ] Add basic command-line arguments
   112→  - [ ] Support input/output file specification
   113→  - [ ] Add help documentation
   114→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   115→
   116→---
   117→
   118→## Phase 2: GPU Acceleration (Weeks 5-8)
   119→**Goal**: Implement GPU backends with MPS and CUDA support
   120→
   121→### Week 5: MPS Backend Foundation
   122→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with MPS support
   123→  - [ ] Verify MPS availability detection
   124→  - [ ] Create device management utilities
   125→  - [ ] Handle MPS unavailability gracefully
   126→- [ ] Implement MPS backend structure
   127→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/mps.py
   128→  - [ ] Implement MPSBackend class
   129→  - [ ] Set up tensor operations on MPS device
   130→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked MPS
   131→- [ ] Port GLM to MPS
   132→  - [ ] Convert NumPy operations to PyTorch
   133→  - [ ] Implement batched matrix operations
   134→  - [ ] Optimize memory transfers
   135→  - [ ] Validate numerical accuracy
   136→- [ ] Implement MPS memory management
   137→  - [ ] Create memory pool allocator
   138→  - [ ] Implement tensor caching
   139→  - [ ] Handle out-of-memory errors
   140→  - [ ] Write stress tests
   141→
   142→### Week 6: CUDA Backend Foundation
   143→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with CUDA support
   144→  - [ ] Implement CUDA availability detection
   145→  - [ ] Query GPU capabilities
   146→  - [ ] Handle multi-GPU systems
   147→- [ ] Implement CUDA backend structure
   148→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cuda.py
   149→  - [ ] Implement CUDABackend class
   150→  - [ ] Configure CUDA streams
   151→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked CUDA
   152→- [ ] Port GLM to CUDA
   153→  - [ ] Implement CUDA-optimized operations
   154→  - [ ] Use cuBLAS where applicable
   155→  - [ ] Optimize grid and block dimensions
   156→  - [ ] Validate against CPU results
   157→- [ ] Implement CUDA-specific optimizations
   158→  - [ ] Use pinned memory for transfers
   159→  - [ ] Implement asynchronous operations
   160→  - [ ] Overlap computation and transfer
   161→  - [ ] Profile and optimize kernels
   162→
   163→### Week 7: Backend Selection and Optimization
   164→- [ ] Implement intelligent backend selection
   165→  - [ ] Create backend factory
   166→  - [ ] Auto-detect available hardware
   167→  - [ ] Estimate memory requirements
   168→  - [ ] Choose optimal backend based on data size
   169→- [ ] Create unified backend interface
   170→  - [ ] Ensure API consistency across backends
   171→  - [ ] Implement fallback mechanisms
   172→  - [ ] Add backend switching capability
   173→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   174→- [ ] Optimize data transfers
   175→  - [ ] Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   176→  - [ ] Implement data prefetching
   177→  - [ ] Use unified memory where available
   178→  - [ ] Profile transfer overhead
   179→- [ ] Implement chunking for large datasets
   180→  - [ ] Calculate optimal chunk size
   181→  - [ ] Handle chunk boundary conditions
   182→  - [ ] Maintain statistical validity
   183→  - [ ] Write tests with various chunk sizes
   184→
   185→### Week 8: Performance Benchmarking
   186→- [ ] Create benchmarking framework
   187→  - [ ] Set up pytest-benchmark configuration
   188→  - [ ] Define benchmark datasets
   189→  - [ ] Create performance metrics
   190→- [ ] Benchmark CPU backend
   191→  - [ ] Measure GLM performance
   192→  - [ ] Profile memory usage
   193→  - [ ] Identify bottlenecks
   194→- [ ] Benchmark MPS backend
   195→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU performance
   196→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   197→  - [ ] Profile memory patterns
   198→- [ ] Benchmark CUDA backend
   199→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU and MPS
   200→  - [ ] Test multi-GPU scaling
   201→  - [ ] Optimize based on results
   202→- [ ] Create performance regression tests
   203→  - [ ] Set baseline performance
   204→  - [ ] Automate performance tracking
   205→  - [ ] Add to CI pipeline
   206→
   207→---
   208→
   209→## Phase 3: Statistical Features (Weeks 9-12)
   210→**Goal**: Implement permutation testing and multiple comparison corrections
   211→
   212→### Week 9: Permutation Engine Core
   213→- [ ] Create permutation module structure
   214→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/permutation.py
   215→  - [ ] Define permutation strategy interface
   216→  - [ ] Create permutation generator base class
   217→- [ ] Implement sign-flipping permutation
   218→  - [ ] Create sign-flip strategy for paired designs
   219→  - [ ] Generate permutation matrices
   220→  - [ ] Validate permutation properties
   221→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   222→- [ ] Implement exchangeability blocks
   223→  - [ ] Parse exchangeability file (.grp)
   224→  - [ ] Handle block-wise permutations
   225→  - [ ] Validate block constraints
   226→  - [ ] Write tests with various block structures
   227→- [ ] Create permutation scheduler
   228→  - [ ] Manage permutation batching
   229→  - [ ] Distribute across GPU cores
   230→  - [ ] Track permutation progress
   231→  - [ ] Implement checkpointing
   232→
   233→### Week 10: Advanced Permutation Strategies
   234→- [ ] Implement full enumeration
   235→  - [ ] Detect when full enumeration is feasible
   236→  - [ ] Generate all possible permutations
   237→  - [ ] Handle memory constraints
   238→  - [ ] Write tests for small samples
   239→- [ ] Implement Monte Carlo sampling
   240→  - [ ] Create random permutation generator
   241→  - [ ] Ensure statistical validity
   242→  - [ ] Set appropriate seed management
   243→  - [ ] Validate distribution properties
   244→- [ ] Implement variance smoothing
   245→  - [ ] Add smoothing for t-statistics
   246→  - [ ] Validate smoothing parameters
   247→  - [ ] Compare with FSL implementation
   248→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   249→- [ ] Optimize permutation on GPU
   250→  - [ ] Batch permutation operations
   251→  - [ ] Minimize memory allocation
   252→  - [ ] Parallelize across permutations
   253→  - [ ] Profile and optimize
   254→
   255→### Week 11: TFCE Implementation
   256→- [ ] Research TFCE algorithm
   257→  - [ ] Study Smith & Nichols (2009) paper
   258→  - [ ] Examine FSL source code
   259→  - [ ] Create implementation plan
   260→- [ ] Implement basic TFCE
   261→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/tfce.py
   262→  - [ ] Implement threshold stepping
   263→  - [ ] Calculate cluster extent
   264→  - [ ] Apply height and extent weighting
   265→- [ ] Optimize TFCE for GPU
   266→  - [ ] Parallelize threshold iterations
   267→  - [ ] Optimize connected component labeling
   268→  - [ ] Minimize memory usage
   269→  - [ ] Profile performance
   270→- [ ] Validate TFCE implementation
   271→  - [ ] Compare with FSL randomise output
   272→  - [ ] Test on known datasets
   273→  - [ ] Verify statistical properties
   274→  - [ ] Write comprehensive tests
   275→
   276→### Week 12: Multiple Comparison Corrections
   277→- [ ] Implement FWER control
   278→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/corrections.py
   279→  - [ ] Implement max-statistic method
   280→  - [ ] Calculate corrected p-values
   281→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   282→- [ ] Implement voxel-wise correction
   283→  - [ ] Apply Bonferroni correction
   284→  - [ ] Implement FDR correction
   285→  - [ ] Validate correction methods
   286→  - [ ] Write tests with synthetic data
   287→- [ ] Implement cluster-based correction
   288→  - [ ] Detect clusters above threshold
   289→  - [ ] Calculate cluster statistics
   290→  - [ ] Apply cluster-wise correction
   291→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
   292→- [ ] Integrate corrections with permutation
   293→  - [ ] Build null distributions
   294→  - [ ] Calculate empirical p-values
   295→  - [ ] Apply chosen correction method
   296→  - [ ] Validate full pipeline
   297→
   298→---
   299→
   300→## Phase 4: Optimization & Polish (Weeks 13-16)
   301→**Goal**: Optimize performance and improve user experience
   302→
   303→### Week 13: Performance Optimization
   304→- [ ] Profile entire pipeline
   305→  - [ ] Identify performance bottlenecks
   306→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   307→  - [ ] Analyze memory access patterns
   308→  - [ ] Create optimization plan
   309→- [ ] Optimize memory usage
   310→  - [ ] Implement memory pooling
   311→  - [ ] Reduce memory fragmentation
   312→  - [ ] Optimize tensor allocation
   313→  - [ ] Add memory profiling
   314→- [ ] Optimize GPU kernels
   315→  - [ ] Tune grid and block sizes
   316→  - [ ] Optimize memory coalescing
   317→  - [ ] Use shared memory effectively
   318→  - [ ] Minimize divergent branches
   319→- [ ] Implement mixed precision
   320→  - [ ] Identify precision-sensitive operations
   321→  - [ ] Use float32 where appropriate
   322→  - [ ] Validate numerical stability
   323→  - [ ] Measure performance impact
   324→
   325→### Week 14: Statistical Validation
   326→- [ ] Create validation test suite
   327→  - [ ] Generate synthetic datasets with ground truth
   328→  - [ ] Create known statistical scenarios
   329→  - [ ] Define accuracy metrics
   330→- [ ] Validate against FSL randomise
   331→  - [ ] Run parallel tests with FSL
   332→  - [ ] Compare statistical outputs
   333→  - [ ] Verify <0.001% deviation
   334→  - [ ] Document any differences
   335→- [ ] Test edge cases
   336→  - [ ] Single voxel datasets
   337→  - [ ] Single subject analyses
   338→  - [ ] Extreme statistical values
   339→  - [ ] Degenerate design matrices
   340→- [ ] Validate permutation distributions
   341→  - [ ] Verify null distribution properties
   342→  - [ ] Check p-value uniformity
   343→  - [ ] Validate type I error rates
   344→  - [ ] Test statistical power
   345→
   346→### Week 15: CLI Enhancement and Compatibility
   347→- [ ] Achieve FSL randomise CLI compatibility
   348→  - [ ] Parse all randomise arguments
   349→  - [ ] Map arguments to internal functions
   350→  - [ ] Support legacy option formats
   351→  - [ ] Write compatibility tests
   352→- [ ] Add advanced CLI features
   353→  - [ ] Progress bars with Rich
   354→  - [ ] Verbose logging options
   355→  - [ ] Dry-run capability
   356→  - [ ] Configuration file support
   357→- [ ] Implement batch processing
   358→  - [ ] Support multiple input files
   359→  - [ ] Parallel job execution
   360→  - [ ] Job queuing system
   361→  - [ ] Results aggregation
   362→- [ ] Create GUI prototype (optional)
   363→  - [ ] Design basic interface
   364→  - [ ] Parameter configuration
   365→  - [ ] Real-time progress monitoring
   366→  - [ ] Results visualization
   367→
   368→### Week 16: Documentation and Examples
   369→- [ ] Write comprehensive user documentation
   370→  - [ ] Installation guide for all platforms
   371→  - [ ] Quick start tutorial
   372→  - [ ] CLI reference manual
   373→  - [ ] Migration guide from FSL
   374→- [ ] Create API documentation
   375→  - [ ] Document all public functions
   376→  - [ ] Add code examples
   377→  - [ ] Generate API reference with Sphinx
   378→  - [ ] Add type hints documentation
   379→- [ ] Develop example notebooks
   380→  - [ ] Basic one-sample t-test example
   381→  - [ ] Multiple regression example
   382→  - [ ] TFCE demonstration
   383→  - [ ] Performance comparison notebook
   384→- [ ] Create test datasets
   385→  - [ ] Generate small example datasets
   386→  - [ ] Include real fMRI samples
   387→  - [ ] Provide expected outputs
   388→  - [ ] Document dataset properties
   389→
   390→---
   391→
   392→## Phase 5: Release Preparation (Weeks 17-18)
   393→**Goal**: Prepare for public release
   394→
   395→### Week 17: Testing and Bug Fixes
   396→- [ ] Comprehensive integration testing
   397→  - [ ] Test all permutation strategies
   398→  - [ ] Test all correction methods
   399→  - [ ] Test all backends
   400→  - [ ] Test on various datasets
   401→- [ ] Platform testing
   402→  - [ ] Test on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS)
   403→  - [ ] Test on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
   404→  - [ ] Test on Windows
   405→  - [ ] Document platform-specific issues
   406→- [ ] Stress testing
   407→  - [ ] Test with maximum data sizes
   408→  - [ ] Test with minimal resources
   409→  - [ ] Test error recovery
   410→  - [ ] Test interruption handling
   411→- [ ] Bug fixing sprint
   412→  - [ ] Address all critical bugs
   413→  - [ ] Fix documentation issues
   414→  - [ ] Resolve compatibility problems
   415→  - [ ] Update error messages
   416→
   417→### Week 18: Release and Deployment
   418→- [ ] Prepare release package
   419→  - [ ] Update version numbers
   420→  - [ ] Write release notes
   421→  - [ ] Update CHANGELOG.md
   422→  - [ ] Create release branch
   423→- [ ] Set up package distribution
   424→  - [ ] Configure PyPI packaging
   425→  - [ ] Test package installation
   426→  - [ ] Set up conda-forge recipe
   427→  - [ ] Create Docker images
   428→- [ ] Launch documentation
   429→  - [ ] Deploy to ReadTheDocs
   430→  - [ ] Set up versioned documentation
   431→  - [ ] Create landing page
   432→  - [ ] Add tutorials and guides
   433→- [ ] Community preparation
   434→  - [ ] Create GitHub issue templates
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   439→---
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   442→
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   497→
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   542→- Add new tasks as they are discovered during development
   543→- Some tasks may be split or combined based on actual complexity
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   545→- Update progress percentages after each work session
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  - scripts/
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    - accelperm/
      - __init__.py
      - backends/
        - __init__.py
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        - cpu.py
        - cuda.py
        - mps.py
      - cli.py
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        - statistics.py
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     1→"""Unit tests for backend abstraction layer."""
     2→
     3→from abc import ABC
     4→from unittest.mock import Mock, patch
     5→from typing import Dict, Union
     6→
     7→import numpy as np
     8→import pytest
     9→
    10→from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
    11→from accelperm.backends.cpu import CPUBackend  # This doesn't exist yet - will fail!
    12→
    13→
    14→class TestBackendBase:
    15→    """Test the Backend abstract base class."""

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    10→from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
    11→from accelperm.backends.cpu import CPUBackend  # This doesn't exist yet - will fail!
    12→
    13→
    14→class TestBackendBase:
    15→    """Test the Backend abstract base class."""
    16→    
    17→    def test_backend_is_abstract(self):
    18→        """Test that Backend cannot be instantiated directly."""
    19→        with pytest.raises(TypeError):
    20→            Backend()
    21→    
    22→    def test_backend_requires_abstract_methods(self):
    23→        """Test that subclasses must implement all abstract methods."""
    24→        
    25→        class IncompleteBackend(Backend):
    26→            # Missing most abstract methods
    27→            pass
    28→        
    29→        with pytest.raises(TypeError):
    30→            IncompleteBackend()
    31→
    32→
    33→class TestCPUBackend:
    34→    """Test the CPU backend implementation."""
    35→    
    36→    def test_cpu_backend_instantiation(self):
    37→        """Test that CPU backend can be instantiated."""
    38→        backend = CPUBackend()
    39→        assert isinstance(backend, Backend)
    40→        assert backend.name == "CPU"
    41→        assert backend.device_type == "cpu"
    42→        assert backend.is_available is True
    43→    
    44→    def test_cpu_backend_device_id_parameter(self):
    45→        """Test device_id parameter handling for CPU backend."""
    46→        backend = CPUBackend(device_id=0)
    47→        assert backend.device_id == 0
    48→        
    49→        backend = CPUBackend()
    50→        assert backend.device_id is None
    51→    
    52→    def test_cpu_memory_info(self):
    53→        """Test CPU memory information retrieval."""
    54→        backend = CPUBackend()
    55→        memory_info = backend.get_memory_info()
    56→        
    57→        assert isinstance(memory_info, dict)
    58→        assert "total" in memory_info
    59→        assert "available" in memory_info  
    60→        assert "used" in memory_info
    61→        assert all(isinstance(v, (int, float)) for v in memory_info.values())
    62→        assert memory_info["total"] > 0
    63→        assert memory_info["available"] >= 0
    64→        assert memory_info["used"] >= 0
    65→    
    66→    def test_cpu_array_conversion_methods(self):
    67→        """Test CPU array conversion methods."""
    68→        backend = CPUBackend()
    69→        test_array = np.random.randn(10, 5)
    70→        
    71→        # Test to_device (should be no-op for CPU)
    72→        device_array = backend.to_device(test_array)
    73→        assert isinstance(device_array, np.ndarray)
    74→        np.testing.assert_array_equal(device_array, test_array)
    75→        
    76→        # Test to_numpy (should also be no-op for CPU)
    77→        numpy_array = backend.to_numpy(device_array)
    78→        assert isinstance(numpy_array, np.ndarray)
    79→        np.testing.assert_array_equal(numpy_array, test_array)
    80→    
    81→    def test_cpu_compute_glm_interface(self):
    82→        """Test CPU GLM computation interface."""
    83→        backend = CPUBackend()
    84→        
    85→        # Create test data with known properties
    86→        n_voxels, n_subjects, n_regressors, n_contrasts = 100, 20, 3, 2
    87→        np.random.seed(42)  # For reproducible test
    88→        
    89→        Y = np.random.randn(n_voxels, n_subjects)
    90→        X = np.random.randn(n_subjects, n_regressors)
    91→        # Add intercept to make design matrix full rank
    92→        X = np.column_stack([np.ones(n_subjects), X])
    93→        contrasts = np.zeros((n_contrasts, n_regressors + 1))
    94→        contrasts[0, 1] = 1  # First regressor
    95→        contrasts[1, 2] = 1  # Second regressor
    96→        
    97→        t_stats, p_values, residuals = backend.compute_glm(
    98→            Y, X, contrasts, variance_smoothing=True
    99→        )
   100→        
   101→        # Check output shapes
   102→        assert t_stats.shape == (n_voxels, n_contrasts)
   103→        assert p_values.shape == (n_voxels, n_contrasts)
   104→        assert residuals.shape == (n_voxels, n_subjects)
   105→        
   106→        # Check statistical properties
   107→        assert np.all(np.isfinite(t_stats))
   108→        assert np.all(np.isfinite(p_values))
   109→        assert np.all((p_values >= 0) & (p_values <= 1))
   110→    
   111→    def test_cpu_compute_f_statistic_interface(self):
   112→        """Test CPU F-statistic computation interface."""
   113→        backend = CPUBackend()
   114→        
   115→        n_voxels, n_subjects, n_regressors, n_contrasts = 100, 20, 3, 2
   116→        np.random.seed(42)
   117→        
   118→        Y = np.random.randn(n_voxels, n_subjects)
   119→        X = np.column_stack([np.ones(n_subjects), np.random.randn(n_subjects, n_regressors)])
   120→        contrasts = np.zeros((n_contrasts, n_regressors + 1))
   121→        contrasts[0, 1] = 1
   122→        contrasts[1, 2] = 1
   123→        
   124→        f_stats, p_values = backend.compute_f_statistic(Y, X, contrasts)
   125→        
   126→        assert f_stats.shape == (n_voxels,)
   127→        assert p_values.shape == (n_voxels,)
   128→        assert np.all(f_stats >= 0)  # F-statistics should be non-negative
   129→        assert np.all((p_values >= 0) & (p_values <= 1))  # p-values in [0,1]
   130→        assert np.all(np.isfinite(f_stats))
   131→        assert np.all(np.isfinite(p_values))

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warning: `VIRTUAL_ENV=.venv` does not match the project environment path `/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/.venv` and will be ignored; use `--active` to target the active environment instead
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
    from accelperm.backends.cpu import CPUBackend; print('Import successful')
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ImportError: cannot import name 'CPUBackend' from 'accelperm.backends.cpu' (/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py)

warning: `VIRTUAL_ENV=.venv` does not match the project environment path `/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/.venv` and will be ignored; use `--active` to target the active environment instead
ERROR: found no collectors for /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestCPUBackend::test_cpu_backend_instantiation


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==================================== ERRORS ====================================
_______________ ERROR collecting tests/unit/test_backend_base.py _______________
ImportError while importing test module '/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/tests/unit/test_backend_base.py'.
Hint: make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
Traceback:
../../../../.local/share/uv/python/cpython-3.13.1-macos-aarch64-none/lib/python3.13/importlib/__init__.py:88: in import_module
    return _bootstrap._gcd_import(name[level:], package, level)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py:11: in <module>
    from accelperm.backends.cpu import CPUBackend  # This doesn't exist yet - will fail!
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
E   ImportError: cannot import name 'CPUBackend' from 'accelperm.backends.cpu' (/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py)
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diff --git a/src/accelperm/backends/base.py b/src/accelperm/backends/base.py
index e69de29..ad71f22 100644
--- a/src/accelperm/backends/base.py
+++ b/src/accelperm/backends/base.py
@@ -0,0 +1,280 @@
+"""Backend abstraction layer for GPU-accelerated permutation testing.
+
+This module defines the abstract interface that all compute backends must implement.
+Backends handle hardware-specific computations for GLM, permutations, and statistical operations.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
+from typing import Any, Dict, Optional, Tuple, Union
+
+import numpy as np
+from numpy.typing import NDArray
+
+# Type aliases for clarity
+ArrayLike = Union[np.ndarray, Any]  # Can be numpy array or tensor
+StatisticMap = NDArray[np.floating]
+PermutationMatrix = NDArray[np.integer]
+ContrastMatrix = NDArray[np.floating]
+
+
+class Backend(ABC):
+    """Abstract base class for compute backends.
+    
+    Defines the interface for hardware-specific implementations (CPU, CUDA, MPS).
+    All backends must implement these methods to ensure consistent behavior
+    across different hardware platforms.
+    """
+
+    def __init__(self, device_id: Optional[int] = None) -> None:
+        """Initialize the backend.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        device_id : int, optional
+            Specific device ID to use (for multi-GPU systems).
+            If None, uses the default device.
+        """
+        self.device_id = device_id
+        self._is_available = self._check_availability()
+
+    @property
+    @abstractmethod
+    def name(self) -> str:
+        """Backend name for identification and logging."""
+        pass
+
+    @property
+    @abstractmethod
+    def device_type(self) -> str:
+        """Device type string (e.g., 'cpu', 'cuda', 'mps')."""
+        pass
+
+    @property
+    def is_available(self) -> bool:
+        """Whether the backend is available on this system."""
+        return self._is_available
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def _check_availability(self) -> bool:
+        """Check if the backend is available on the current system.
+        
+        Returns
+        -------
+        bool
+            True if the backend can be used, False otherwise.
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def get_memory_info(self) -> Dict[str, Union[int, float]]:
+        """Get memory information for the backend.
+        
+        Returns
+        -------
+        Dict[str, Union[int, float]]
+            Dictionary with keys:
+            - 'total': Total memory in bytes
+            - 'available': Available memory in bytes  
+            - 'used': Used memory in bytes
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def to_device(self, array: ArrayLike) -> ArrayLike:
+        """Move array to the backend's device.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        array : ArrayLike
+            Input array to move to device
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        ArrayLike
+            Array on the backend's device
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def to_numpy(self, array: ArrayLike) -> np.ndarray:
+        """Convert backend array to numpy array.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        array : ArrayLike
+            Array to convert to numpy
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        np.ndarray
+            NumPy array
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def compute_glm(
+        self,
+        Y: ArrayLike,
+        X: ArrayLike,
+        contrasts: ArrayLike,
+        variance_smoothing: bool = True
+    ) -> Tuple[StatisticMap, StatisticMap, ArrayLike]:
+        """Compute General Linear Model statistics.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        Y : ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels, n_subjects)
+            Data matrix with voxels as rows and subjects as columns
+        X : ArrayLike, shape (n_subjects, n_regressors) 
+            Design matrix
+        contrasts : ArrayLike, shape (n_contrasts, n_regressors)
+            Contrast matrices
+        variance_smoothing : bool, default=True
+            Whether to apply variance smoothing for t-statistics
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        t_stats : StatisticMap, shape (n_voxels, n_contrasts)
+            T-statistic maps for each contrast
+        p_values : StatisticMap, shape (n_voxels, n_contrasts) 
+            Uncorrected p-values
+        residuals : ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels, n_subjects)
+            Model residuals
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def compute_f_statistic(
+        self,
+        Y: ArrayLike,
+        X: ArrayLike, 
+        contrasts: ArrayLike
+    ) -> Tuple[StatisticMap, StatisticMap]:
+        """Compute F-statistics for multiple contrasts.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        Y : ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels, n_subjects)
+            Data matrix
+        X : ArrayLike, shape (n_subjects, n_regressors)
+            Design matrix
+        contrasts : ArrayLike, shape (n_contrasts, n_regressors)
+            Contrast matrices
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        f_stats : StatisticMap, shape (n_voxels,)
+            F-statistic map
+        p_values : StatisticMap, shape (n_voxels,)
+            Uncorrected p-values
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def apply_permutation(
+        self,
+        data: ArrayLike,
+        permutation: PermutationMatrix,
+        strategy: str = "sign_flip"
+    ) -> ArrayLike:
+        """Apply permutation to data.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        data : ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels, n_subjects)
+            Data to permute
+        permutation : PermutationMatrix, shape (n_subjects, n_permutations)
+            Permutation matrices
+        strategy : str, default="sign_flip"
+            Permutation strategy ('sign_flip', 'full', 'exchangeability')
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels, n_subjects, n_permutations)
+            Permuted data
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def compute_tfce(
+        self,
+        stat_map: ArrayLike,
+        mask: Optional[ArrayLike] = None,
+        dh: float = 0.1,
+        E: float = 0.5,
+        H: float = 2.0
+    ) -> StatisticMap:
+        """Compute Threshold-Free Cluster Enhancement.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        stat_map : ArrayLike, shape (n_voxels,) or (n_x, n_y, n_z)
+            Statistical map to enhance
+        mask : ArrayLike, optional
+            Brain mask to constrain analysis
+        dh : float, default=0.1
+            Step size for threshold increments
+        E : float, default=0.5
+            Extent exponent
+        H : float, default=2.0
+            Height exponent
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        StatisticMap
+            TFCE-enhanced statistical map
+        """
+        pass
+
+    @abstractmethod
+    def detect_clusters(
+        self,
+        stat_map: ArrayLike,
+        threshold: float,
+        mask: Optional[ArrayLike] = None,
+        connectivity: int = 6
+    ) -> Tuple[ArrayLike, int]:
+        """Detect connected clusters above threshold.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        stat_map : ArrayLike
+            Statistical map
+        threshold : float
+            Statistical threshold
+        mask : ArrayLike, optional
+            Brain mask
+        connectivity : int, default=6
+            Voxel connectivity (6, 18, or 26 for 3D)
+            
+        Returns
+        -------
+        labels : ArrayLike
+            Cluster labels (0 for below threshold)
+        n_clusters : int
+            Number of clusters found
+        """
+        pass
+
+    def clear_cache(self) -> None:
+        """Clear any cached memory or tensors.
+        
+        Optional method for backends that implement caching.
+        Default implementation does nothing.
+        """
+        pass
+
+    def synchronize(self) -> None:
+        """Synchronize backend operations.
+        
+        For GPU backends, this ensures all operations are complete.
+        Default implementation does nothing for CPU.
+        """
+        pass
+
+    def __repr__(self) -> str:
+        """String representation of the backend."""
+        status = "available" if self.is_available else "unavailable"
+        return f"{self.name}Backend({status})"
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diff --git a/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py b/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py
index e69de29..9209a42 100644
--- a/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py
+++ b/src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py
@@ -0,0 +1,398 @@
+"""Core orchestrator for GPU-accelerated permutation testing.
+
+This module coordinates the overall workflow, manages backend selection,
+and orchestrates the statistical analysis pipeline.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+import logging
+from pathlib import Path
+from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Tuple, Union
+
+import numpy as np
+from numpy.typing import NDArray
+
+from ..backends.base import Backend
+from ..io.nifti import load_nifti, save_nifti
+from ..io.design import load_design_matrix, load_contrasts
+from ..io.output import save_statistical_maps, save_cluster_table
+
+logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
+
+
+class PermutationTestingOrchestrator:
+    """Main orchestrator for permutation testing workflow.
+    
+    Coordinates data loading, backend selection, statistical computations,
+    and result output. Provides a high-level interface for the entire
+    permutation testing pipeline.
+    """
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        backend: Backend,
+        n_permutations: int = 1000,
+        random_seed: Optional[int] = None,
+        chunk_size: Optional[int] = None,
+        progress_callback: Optional[callable] = None
+    ) -> None:
+        """Initialize the orchestrator.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        backend : Backend
+            Compute backend to use (CPU, CUDA, MPS)
+        n_permutations : int, default=1000
+            Number of permutations to perform
+        random_seed : int, optional
+            Random seed for reproducible results
+        chunk_size : int, optional
+            Chunk size for processing large datasets
+            If None, automatically determined from available memory
+        progress_callback : callable, optional
+            Function to call for progress updates
+        """
+        self.backend = backend
+        self.n_permutations = n_permutations
+        self.random_seed = random_seed
+        self.chunk_size = chunk_size
+        self.progress_callback = progress_callback
+        
+        # Initialize random state
+        if random_seed is not None:
+            np.random.seed(random_seed)
+        
+        # Workflow state
+        self._data_loaded = False
+        self._design_loaded = False
+        self._results_computed = False
+        
+        # Data storage
+        self._data: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._mask: Optional[NDArray] = None  
+        self._design_matrix: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._contrasts: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._affine: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._header: Optional[Any] = None
+        
+        # Results storage
+        self._t_statistics: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._f_statistics: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._p_values: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._corrected_p_values: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        self._tfce_maps: Optional[NDArray] = None
+        
+        logger.info(f"Initialized orchestrator with {backend.name} backend")
+
+    @property
+    def data_shape(self) -> Optional[Tuple[int, ...]]:
+        """Shape of loaded data."""
+        return self._data.shape if self._data is not None else None
+
+    @property
+    def n_voxels(self) -> Optional[int]:
+        """Number of voxels in the dataset."""
+        return self._data.shape[0] if self._data is not None else None
+
+    @property
+    def n_subjects(self) -> Optional[int]:
+        """Number of subjects in the dataset."""
+        return self._data.shape[1] if self._data is not None else None
+
+    def load_data(
+        self,
+        input_path: Union[str, Path],
+        mask_path: Optional[Union[str, Path]] = None
+    ) -> None:
+        """Load neuroimaging data from NIfTI file.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        input_path : str or Path
+            Path to input NIfTI file
+        mask_path : str or Path, optional
+            Path to brain mask file
+        """
+        logger.info(f"Loading data from {input_path}")
+        
+        # Load main data
+        data, affine, header = load_nifti(input_path)
+        self._affine = affine
+        self._header = header
+        
+        # Load mask if provided
+        if mask_path is not None:
+            logger.info(f"Loading mask from {mask_path}")
+            mask_data, _, _ = load_nifti(mask_path)
+            self._mask = mask_data.astype(bool)
+            
+            # Apply mask to data
+            if mask_data.ndim == 3 and data.ndim == 4:
+                # Expand mask to match data dimensions
+                mask_expanded = np.broadcast_to(
+                    self._mask[..., np.newaxis], data.shape
+                )
+                data = data[mask_expanded].reshape(-1, data.shape[-1])
+            elif mask_data.ndim == data.ndim - 1:
+                data = data[self._mask]
+        
+        # Reshape to (n_voxels, n_subjects) if needed
+        if data.ndim > 2:
+            original_shape = data.shape[:-1]
+            data = data.reshape(-1, data.shape[-1])
+            logger.info(f"Reshaped data from {original_shape} to {data.shape}")
+        
+        self._data = data
+        self._data_loaded = True
+        
+        logger.info(f"Loaded data: {data.shape[0]} voxels, {data.shape[1]} subjects")
+
+    def load_design(
+        self,
+        design_path: Union[str, Path],
+        contrasts_path: Union[str, Path]
+    ) -> None:
+        """Load design matrix and contrasts.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        design_path : str or Path
+            Path to design matrix file
+        contrasts_path : str or Path  
+            Path to contrasts file
+        """
+        logger.info(f"Loading design matrix from {design_path}")
+        self._design_matrix = load_design_matrix(design_path)
+        
+        logger.info(f"Loading contrasts from {contrasts_path}")
+        self._contrasts = load_contrasts(contrasts_path)
+        
+        # Validate compatibility
+        if self._data is not None:
+            if self._design_matrix.shape[0] != self._data.shape[1]:
+                raise ValueError(
+                    f"Design matrix has {self._design_matrix.shape[0]} rows "
+                    f"but data has {self._data.shape[1]} subjects"
+                )
+        
+        if self._contrasts.shape[1] != self._design_matrix.shape[1]:
+            raise ValueError(
+                f"Contrasts have {self._contrasts.shape[1]} columns "
+                f"but design matrix has {self._design_matrix.shape[1]} regressors"
+            )
+        
+        self._design_loaded = True
+        logger.info(
+            f"Loaded design: {self._design_matrix.shape[0]} subjects, "
+            f"{self._design_matrix.shape[1]} regressors, "
+            f"{self._contrasts.shape[0]} contrasts"
+        )
+
+    def run_analysis(
+        self,
+        correction_method: str = "tfce",
+        tfce_params: Optional[Dict[str, float]] = None,
+        cluster_threshold: Optional[float] = None,
+        variance_smoothing: bool = True
+    ) -> None:
+        """Run the complete permutation testing analysis.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        correction_method : str, default="tfce"
+            Multiple comparison correction method
+            Options: "tfce", "cluster", "bonferroni", "fdr"
+        tfce_params : Dict[str, float], optional
+            TFCE parameters (dh, E, H)
+        cluster_threshold : float, optional
+            Cluster-forming threshold (for cluster correction)
+        variance_smoothing : bool, default=True
+            Whether to apply variance smoothing
+        """
+        if not self._data_loaded:
+            raise RuntimeError("Data not loaded. Call load_data() first.")
+        
+        if not self._design_loaded:
+            raise RuntimeError("Design not loaded. Call load_design() first.")
+        
+        logger.info("Starting permutation testing analysis")
+        
+        # Update progress
+        if self.progress_callback:
+            self.progress_callback("Computing GLM statistics", 0.1)
+        
+        # Compute observed statistics
+        self._compute_observed_statistics(variance_smoothing)
+        
+        # Update progress
+        if self.progress_callback:
+            self.progress_callback("Running permutations", 0.3)
+        
+        # Run permutation testing
+        self._run_permutation_testing(variance_smoothing)
+        
+        # Update progress  
+        if self.progress_callback:
+            self.progress_callback("Applying corrections", 0.8)
+        
+        # Apply multiple comparison correction
+        self._apply_corrections(correction_method, tfce_params, cluster_threshold)
+        
+        # Update progress
+        if self.progress_callback:
+            self.progress_callback("Analysis complete", 1.0)
+        
+        self._results_computed = True
+        logger.info("Permutation testing analysis completed")
+
+    def save_results(
+        self,
+        output_prefix: Union[str, Path],
+        save_uncorrected: bool = True,
+        save_tfce: bool = True
+    ) -> None:
+        """Save analysis results to files.
+        
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        output_prefix : str or Path
+            Output file prefix
+        save_uncorrected : bool, default=True
+            Whether to save uncorrected statistical maps
+        save_tfce : bool, default=True
+            Whether to save TFCE maps
+        """
+        if not self._results_computed:
+            raise RuntimeError("Results not computed. Call run_analysis() first.")
+        
+        logger.info(f"Saving results with prefix {output_prefix}")
+        
+        # Save statistical maps
+        save_statistical_maps(
+            output_prefix,
+            self._t_statistics,
+            self._p_values,
+            self._corrected_p_values,
+            affine=self._affine,
+            header=self._header,
+            save_uncorrected=save_uncorrected
+        )
+        
+        # Save TFCE maps if available
+        if save_tfce and self._tfce_maps is not None:
+            save_statistical_maps(
+                f"{output_prefix}_tfce",
+                self._tfce_maps,
+                None,
+                None,
+                affine=self._affine,
+                header=self._header
+            )
+        
+        logger.info("Results saved successfully")
+
+    def _compute_observed_statistics(self, variance_smoothing: bool) -> None:
+        """Compute observed GLM statistics."""
+        logger.info("Computing observed GLM statistics")
+        
+        # Move data to device
+        Y = self.backend.to_device(self._data)
+        X = self.backend.to_device(self._design_matrix) 
+        contrasts = self.backend.to_device(self._contrasts)
+        
+        # Compute GLM
+        t_stats, p_vals, residuals = self.backend.compute_glm(
+            Y, X, contrasts, variance_smoothing=variance_smoothing
+        )
+        
+        # Convert back to numpy
+        self._t_statistics = self.backend.to_numpy(t_stats)
+        self._p_values = self.backend.to_numpy(p_vals)
+        
+        # Compute F-statistics if multiple contrasts
+        if self._contrasts.shape[0] > 1:
+            f_stats, f_p_vals = self.backend.compute_f_statistic(Y, X, contrasts)
+            self._f_statistics = self.backend.to_numpy(f_stats)
+        
+        logger.info("Observed statistics computed")
+
+    def _run_permutation_testing(self, variance_smoothing: bool) -> None:
+        """Run permutation testing to build null distribution."""
+        logger.info(f"Running {self.n_permutations} permutations")
+        
+        # This is a skeleton - actual permutation implementation
+        # will be added in Phase 3
+        
+        # For now, just log that this step would happen
+        logger.info("Permutation testing completed (placeholder)")
+
+    def _apply_corrections(
+        self,
+        correction_method: str,
+        tfce_params: Optional[Dict[str, float]],
+        cluster_threshold: Optional[float]
+    ) -> None:
+        """Apply multiple comparison corrections."""
+        logger.info(f"Applying {correction_method} correction")
+        
+        if correction_method == "tfce":
+            # Apply TFCE enhancement
+            params = tfce_params or {"dh": 0.1, "E": 0.5, "H": 2.0}
+            
+            tfce_maps = []
+            for contrast_idx in range(self._t_statistics.shape[1]):
+                stat_map = self.backend.to_device(self._t_statistics[:, contrast_idx])
+                tfce_map = self.backend.compute_tfce(stat_map, **params)
+                tfce_maps.append(self.backend.to_numpy(tfce_map))
+            
+            self._tfce_maps = np.column_stack(tfce_maps)
+        
+        # Placeholder for other correction methods
+        # Will be implemented in Phase 3
+        
+        logger.info("Multiple comparison correction applied")
+
+    def get_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
+        """Get analysis summary statistics.
+        
+        Returns
+        -------
+        Dict[str, Any]
+            Summary statistics and parameters
+        """
+        summary = {
+            "backend": self.backend.name,
+            "n_permutations": self.n_permutations,
+            "random_seed": self.random_seed,
+            "data_loaded": self._data_loaded,
+            "design_loaded": self._design_loaded,
+            "results_computed": self._results_computed
+        }
+        
+        if self._data_loaded:
+            summary.update({
+                "n_voxels": self.n_voxels,
+                "n_subjects": self.n_subjects
+            })
+        
+        if self._design_loaded:
+            summary.update({
+                "n_regressors": self._design_matrix.shape[1],
+                "n_contrasts": self._contrasts.shape[0]
+            })
+        
+        return summary
+
+    def __repr__(self) -> str:
+        """String representation of the orchestrator."""
+        status = []
+        if self._data_loaded:
+            status.append(f"{self.n_voxels} voxels, {self.n_subjects} subjects")
+        if self._design_loaded:
+            status.append(f"{self._contrasts.shape[0]} contrasts")
+        if self._results_computed:
+            status.append("results computed")
+        
+        status_str = ", ".join(status) if status else "not configured"
+        return f"PermutationTestingOrchestrator({self.backend.name}, {status_str})"
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   |
15 | # Type aliases for clarity
16 | ArrayLike = Union[np.ndarray, Any]  # Can be numpy array or tensor
   |             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
17 | StatisticMap = NDArray[np.floating]
18 | PermutationMatrix = NDArray[np.integer]
   |
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    |
256 |           pass
257 |
258 | /     def clear_cache(self) -> None:
259 | |         """Clear any cached memory or tensors.
260 | |
261 | |         Optional method for backends that implement caching.
262 | |         Default implementation does nothing.
263 | |         """
264 | |         pass
    | |____________^
265 |
266 |       def synchronize(self) -> None:
    |

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    |
264 |           pass
265 |
266 | /     def synchronize(self) -> None:
267 | |         """Synchronize backend operations.
268 | |
269 | |         For GPU backends, this ensures all operations are complete.
270 | |         Default implementation does nothing for CPU.
271 | |         """
272 | |         pass
    | |____________^
273 |
274 |       def __repr__(self) -> str:
    |

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    |
248 |           # Validate TFCE parameters if TFCE is selected
249 | /         if stats and stats.correction_method == CorrectionMethod.TFCE:
250 | |             if stats.tfce_dh <= 0 or stats.tfce_E <= 0 or stats.tfce_H <= 0:
    | |____________________________________________________________________________^
251 |                   raise ValueError("TFCE parameters must be positive")
    |
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253 |           # Validate cluster parameters if cluster correction is selected
254 | /         if stats and stats.correction_method == CorrectionMethod.CLUSTER:
255 | |             if stats.cluster_threshold is None:
    | |_______________________________________________^
256 |                   raise ValueError(
257 |                       "cluster_threshold must be specified for cluster correction"
    |
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    |
165 |           # Validate compatibility
166 | /         if self._data is not None:
167 | |             if self._design_matrix.shape[0] != self._data.shape[1]:
    | |___________________________________________________________________^
168 |                   raise ValueError(
169 |                       f"Design matrix has {self._design_matrix.shape[0]} rows "
    |
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ARG002 Unused method argument: `variance_smoothing`
   --> src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py:314:40
    |
312 |         logger.info("Observed statistics computed")
313 |
314 |     def _run_permutation_testing(self, variance_smoothing: bool) -> None:
    |                                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
315 |         """Run permutation testing to build null distribution."""
316 |         logger.info(f"Running {self.n_permutations} permutations")
    |

ARG002 Unused method argument: `cluster_threshold`
   --> src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py:328:9
    |
326 |         correction_method: str,
327 |         tfce_params: dict[str, float] | None,
328 |         cluster_threshold: float | None,
    |         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
329 |     ) -> None:
330 |         """Apply multiple comparison corrections."""
    |

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[dev/phase1week2 6a39184] feat: implement Phase 1 Week 2 core architecture
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6a39184 feat: implement Phase 1 Week 2 core architecture
b663a2f add command to summarize state before clearing
359bccf initial add
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commit b663a2f18d76b516d1943c80adb88ee5dbde3a1e
Author: Russell Poldrack <poldrack@gmail.com>
Date:   Wed Aug 27 12:03:00 2025 -0700

    add command to summarize state before clearing

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     1→# PLANNING.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Project Plan
     2→
     3→## Project Vision
     4→
     5→### Mission Statement
     6→Build a statistically accurate, GPU-accelerated alternative to FSL randomise that leverages modern GPU architectures (CUDA and Apple Metal Performance Shaders) to achieve 10-100x performance improvements while maintaining <0.001% deviation from the reference implementation.
     7→
     8→### Core Values
     9→- **Accuracy First**: Statistical correctness is non-negotiable
    10→- **Performance at Scale**: Optimize for large neuroimaging datasets
    11→- **Developer Experience**: Clean, testable, well-documented code
    12→- **Scientific Rigor**: Validated against established methods
    13→- **Cross-Platform**: Support for both Apple Silicon and NVIDIA GPUs
    14→
    15→### Target Outcomes
    16→- Enable researchers to run permutation testing in minutes instead of hours/days
    17→- Democratize access to high-performance neuroimaging analysis
    18→- Establish a maintainable, extensible codebase for future enhancements
    19→- Create a drop-in replacement for FSL randomise with familiar CLI
    20→
    21→## System Architecture
    22→
    23→### High-Level Architecture Diagram
    24→```
    25→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    26→│                  CLI/GUI Interface              │
    27→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    28→│                   Core Engine                   │
    29→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    30→│  │Statistics│ │Permutation│ │Correction│      │
    31→│  │  Module  │ │  Engine   │ │  Module  │      │
    32→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    33→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    34→│              Backend Abstraction Layer          │
    35→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    36→│  │   MPS    │ │    CUDA  │ │    CPU   │      │
    37→│  │  Backend │ │  Backend │ │  Backend │      │
    38→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    39→├─────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
    40→│                 Data I/O Layer                  │
    41→│  ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐ ┌──────────┐      │
    42→│  │  NIfTI   │ │   Design  │ │  Output   │      │
    43→│  │  Loader  │ │   Loader  │ │  Writer   │      │
    44→│  └──────────┘ └──────────┘ └──────────┘      │
    45→└─────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
    46→```
    47→
    48→### Component Responsibilities
    49→
    50→#### 1. CLI Interface Layer
    51→- **Purpose**: User interaction and command parsing
    52→- **Components**:
    53→  - `cli.py`: Command-line argument parsing and validation
    54→  - Configuration management
    55→  - Progress reporting and logging
    56→- **Design Pattern**: Command pattern for operation queuing
    57→
    58→#### 2. Core Engine Layer
    59→- **Purpose**: Orchestrate statistical computations
    60→- **Components**:
    61→  - `orchestrator.py`: Workflow coordination
    62→  - `statistics.py`: GLM implementation and test statistics
    63→  - `permutation.py`: Permutation strategy implementations
    64→  - `corrections.py`: Multiple comparison correction methods
    65→- **Design Patterns**: 
    66→  - Strategy pattern for permutation methods
    67→  - Template method for statistical tests
    68→
    69→#### 3. Backend Abstraction Layer
    70→- **Purpose**: Hardware-agnostic compute interface
    71→- **Components**:
    72→  - `base.py`: Abstract backend interface (ABC)
    73→  - `cpu.py`: NumPy/SciPy implementation
    74→  - `mps.py`: Apple Metal Performance Shaders via PyTorch
    75→  - `cuda.py`: NVIDIA CUDA via PyTorch
    76→- **Design Pattern**: Strategy pattern with factory for backend selection
    77→
    78→#### 4. Data I/O Layer
    79→- **Purpose**: Handle neuroimaging data formats
    80→- **Components**:
    81→  - `nifti.py`: NIfTI file reading/writing via nibabel
    82→  - `design.py`: Design matrix and contrast file parsing
    83→  - `output.py`: Statistical map and report generation
    84→- **Design Pattern**: Factory pattern for loader creation
    85→
    86→### Data Flow Architecture
    87→
    88→```mermaid
    89→graph TD
    90→    A[Input Data] --> B[Data Loader]
    91→    B --> C[Memory Manager]
    92→    C --> D[Backend Selection]
    93→    D --> E{GPU Available?}
    94→    E -->|Yes| F[GPU Backend]
    95→    E -->|No| G[CPU Backend]
    96→    F --> H[Permutation Engine]
    97→    G --> H
    98→    H --> I[Statistical Tests]
    99→    I --> J[Corrections]
   100→    J --> K[Output Writer]
   101→    K --> L[Results]
   102→```
   103→
   104→### Memory Management Strategy
   105→
   106→#### GPU Memory Hierarchy
   107→1. **Level 1**: In-kernel shared memory (fastest)
   108→2. **Level 2**: GPU global memory
   109→3. **Level 3**: Unified/pinned host memory
   110→4. **Level 4**: System RAM (pageable)
   111→
   112→#### Chunking Strategy
   113→- Automatic chunking based on available GPU memory
   114→- Overlap computation with data transfer using streams
   115→- Memory pooling to reduce allocation overhead
   116→
   117→## Technology Stack
   118→
   119→### Core Runtime Dependencies
   120→
   121→#### Python Environment
   122→```toml
   123→[project]
   124→name = "gpu-randomise"
   125→version = "0.1.0"
   126→requires-python = ">=3.12"
   127→```
   128→
   129→#### Essential Libraries
   130→```toml
   131→[dependencies]
   132→# Core scientific computing
   133→numpy = ">=1.24.0"          # Array operations
   134→scipy = ">=1.11.0"          # Statistical functions
   135→
   136→# Neuroimaging I/O
   137→nibabel = ">=5.0.0"         # NIfTI file handling
   138→
   139→# GPU acceleration
   140→torch = ">=2.0.0"           # CUDA and MPS backends
   141→
   142→# Data validation
   143→pydantic = ">=2.0.0"        # Data validation and settings
   144→
   145→# CLI
   146→typer = ">=0.9.0"           # CLI framework
   147→rich = ">=13.0.0"           # Terminal formatting
   148→
   149→# Configuration
   150→toml = ">=0.10.0"          # Config file parsing
   151→```
   152→
   153→### Development Dependencies
   154→
   155→```toml
   156→[dev-dependencies]
   157→# Testing
   158→pytest = ">=7.0.0"          # Test framework
   159→pytest-cov = ">=4.0.0"      # Coverage reporting
   160→pytest-benchmark = ">=4.0.0" # Performance testing
   161→pytest-mock = ">=3.0.0"     # Mocking support
   162→hypothesis = ">=6.0.0"      # Property-based testing
   163→
   164→# Code Quality
   165→ruff = ">=0.1.0"            # Linting and formatting
   166→mypy = ">=1.0.0"            # Static type checking
   167→isort = ">=5.0.0"           # Import sorting
   168→
   169→# Documentation
   170→sphinx = ">=7.0.0"          # Documentation generation
   171→sphinx-rtd-theme = ">=1.0.0" # ReadTheDocs theme
   172→myst-parser = ">=2.0.0"     # Markdown support
   173→
   174→# Development Tools
   175→pre-commit = ">=3.0.0"      # Git hooks
   176→ipython = ">=8.0.0"         # Interactive development
   177→jupyter = ">=1.0.0"         # Notebook support
   178→
   179→# Profiling
   180→py-spy = ">=0.3.0"          # Performance profiling
   181→memray = ">=1.0.0"          # Memory profiling
   182→```
   183→
   184→### Platform-Specific Requirements
   185→
   186→#### Apple Silicon (MPS)
   187→- macOS 12.3+ (Monterey or later)
   188→- PyTorch 2.0+ with MPS support
   189→- Xcode Command Line Tools
   190→
   191→#### NVIDIA GPU (CUDA)
   192→- CUDA Toolkit 11.7+
   193→- cuDNN 8.0+
   194→- NVIDIA driver 515+
   195→- PyTorch 2.0+ with CUDA support
   196→
   197→#### CPU Fallback
   198→- No additional requirements
   199→- Optional: Intel MKL for optimized BLAS
   200→
   201→## Required Tools
   202→
   203→### Development Environment Setup
   204→
   205→#### 1. Package Manager
   206→```bash
   207→# Install uv (recommended)
   208→curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
   209→
   210→# Or use pip
   211→pip install --upgrade pip
   212→```
   213→
   214→#### 2. Python Version Management
   215→```bash
   216→# Using uv
   217→uv python install 3.12
   218→
   219→# Or using pyenv
   220→pyenv install 3.12.0
   221→pyenv local 3.12.0
   222→```
   223→
   224→#### 3. Virtual Environment
   225→```bash
   226→# Using uv
   227→uv venv
   228→source .venv/bin/activate  # Unix
   229→.venv\Scripts\activate      # Windows
   230→
   231→# Install dependencies
   232→uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   233→```
   234→
   235→#### 4. Pre-commit Hooks
   236→```bash
   237→# Install pre-commit hooks
   238→pre-commit install
   239→
   240→# Run manually
   241→pre-commit run --all-files
   242→```
   243→
   244→### IDE/Editor Configuration
   245→
   246→#### VS Code Extensions
   247→- Python (Microsoft)
   248→- Pylance
   249→- Python Test Explorer
   250→- GitLens
   251→- Better Comments
   252→- Todo Tree
   253→
   254→#### VS Code Settings
   255→```json
   256→{
   257→    "python.linting.enabled": true,
   258→    "python.linting.ruffEnabled": true,
   259→    "python.formatting.provider": "ruff",
   260→    "python.testing.pytestEnabled": true,
   261→    "python.testing.unittestEnabled": false,
   262→    "python.analysis.typeCheckingMode": "strict",
   263→    "editor.formatOnSave": true,
   264→    "editor.rulers": [88]
   265→}
   266→```
   267→
   268→### Testing Tools
   269→
   270→#### Unit Testing
   271→```bash
   272→# Run all tests
   273→pytest
   274→
   275→# With coverage
   276→pytest --cov=gpu_randomise --cov-report=html
   277→
   278→# Specific module
   279→pytest tests/unit/test_statistics.py
   280→
   281→# With verbose output
   282→pytest -vv
   283→```
   284→
   285→#### Performance Testing
   286→```bash
   287→# Run benchmarks
   288→pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
   289→
   290→# Compare results
   291→pytest-benchmark compare
   292→
   293→# Profile specific function
   294→py-spy record -o profile.svg -- python benchmark_script.py
   295→```
   296→
   297→#### GPU Testing
   298→```bash
   299→# Check CUDA availability
   300→python -c "import torch; print(torch.cuda.is_available())"
   301→
   302→# Check MPS availability
   303→python -c "import torch; print(torch.backends.mps.is_available())"
   304→
   305→# GPU memory monitoring (NVIDIA)
   306→nvidia-smi -l 1
   307→
   308→# GPU monitoring (Apple)
   309→sudo powermetrics --samplers gpu_power -i 1000
   310→```
   311→
   312→### Documentation Tools
   313→
   314→#### Sphinx Documentation
   315→```bash
   316→# Build documentation
   317→cd docs
   318→make html
   319→
   320→# Live reload for development
   321→sphinx-autobuild . _build/html
   322→```
   323→
   324→#### API Documentation
   325→```bash
   326→# Generate API docs from docstrings
   327→sphinx-apidoc -o docs/api src/gpu_randomise
   328→```
   329→
   330→### Continuous Integration Tools
   331→
   332→#### GitHub Actions Workflow
   333→```yaml
   334→name: CI
   335→
   336→on: [push, pull_request]
   337→
   338→jobs:
   339→  test:
   340→    runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
   341→    strategy:
   342→      matrix:
   343→        os: [ubuntu-latest, macos-latest, windows-latest]
   344→        python-version: ["3.12"]
   345→    
   346→    steps:
   347→    - uses: actions/checkout@v3
   348→    - name: Set up Python
   349→      uses: actions/setup-python@v4
   350→      with:
   351→        python-version: ${{ matrix.python-version }}
   352→    - name: Install dependencies
   353→      run: |
   354→        pip install uv
   355→        uv pip install -e ".[dev]"
   356→    - name: Run tests
   357→      run: pytest --cov
   358→```
   359→
   360→### Profiling and Debugging Tools
   361→
   362→#### Memory Profiling
   363→```bash
   364→# Profile memory usage
   365→memray run -o output.bin python script.py
   366→memray flamegraph output.bin
   367→
   368→# Line-by-line memory profiling
   369→python -m memory_profiler script.py
   370→```
   371→
   372→#### GPU Profiling
   373→```bash
   374→# NVIDIA Nsight Systems
   375→nsys profile -o profile python script.py
   376→
   377→# PyTorch Profiler
   378→python -c "import torch.profiler; ..."
   379→
   380→# Apple Instruments (for MPS)
   381→xcrun xctrace record --template 'Metal System Trace' --launch python script.py
   382→```
   383→
   384→### Data Validation Tools
   385→
   386→#### Test Data Generation
   387→```python
   388→# Generate synthetic fMRI data
   389→python scripts/generate_test_data.py \
   390→    --voxels 10000 \
   391→    --subjects 50 \
   392→    --output test_data/
   393→```
   394→
   395→#### FSL Comparison
   396→```bash
   397→# Run FSL randomise for comparison
   398→randomise -i input.nii -o fsl_output -1 -T -c 3.0 -v 10
   399→
   400→# Compare outputs
   401→python scripts/compare_outputs.py \
   402→    our_output.nii \
   403→    fsl_output.nii
   404→```
   405→
   406→## Development Workflow
   407→
   408→### 1. Feature Development Cycle
   409→```mermaid
   410→graph LR
   411→    A[Research] --> B[Write Tests]
   412→    B --> C[Implement]
   413→    C --> D[Validate]
   414→    D --> E[Optimize]
   415→    E --> F[Document]
   416→    F --> G[Review]
   417→```
   418→
   419→### 2. Git Workflow
   420→```bash
   421→# Feature branch
   422→git checkout -b feature/implement-tfce
   423→
   424→# Regular commits with conventional commits
   425→git commit -m "feat: add TFCE implementation"
   426→git commit -m "test: add TFCE validation tests"
   427→git commit -m "docs: update TFCE documentation"
   428→
   429→# Push and create PR
   430→git push origin feature/implement-tfce
   431→```
   432→
   433→### 3. Testing Strategy
   434→1. **Unit Tests**: Test individual functions
   435→2. **Integration Tests**: Test module interactions
   436→3. **Statistical Tests**: Validate accuracy
   437→4. **Performance Tests**: Monitor regressions
   438→5. **End-to-End Tests**: Full workflow validation
   439→
   440→### 4. Code Review Checklist
   441→- [ ] Tests pass (unit, integration, statistical)
   442→- [ ] Coverage maintained (>90%)
   443→- [ ] Type hints complete
   444→- [ ] Documentation updated
   445→- [ ] Performance benchmarked
   446→- [ ] Memory usage profiled
   447→- [ ] GPU compatibility verified
   448→
   449→## Performance Optimization Strategy
   450→
   451→### 1. Profiling First
   452→- Always profile before optimizing
   453→- Focus on bottlenecks (80/20 rule)
   454→- Measure impact of changes
   455→
   456→### 2. GPU Optimization Priorities
   457→1. Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   458→2. Maximize parallelism
   459→3. Optimize memory access patterns
   460→4. Use appropriate precision (float32 vs float64)
   461→5. Batch operations effectively
   462→
   463→### 3. Memory Optimization
   464→- Implement memory pooling
   465→- Use in-place operations where possible
   466→- Clear unused tensors explicitly
   467→- Implement chunking for large datasets
   468→
   469→### 4. Algorithm Selection
   470→- Choose algorithms based on data size
   471→- Full enumeration for small samples
   472→- Monte Carlo for large samples
   473→- Adaptive thresholds for method selection
   474→
   475→## Risk Mitigation Strategies
   476→
   477→### Technical Risks
   478→1. **GPU Memory Limitations**
   479→   - Solution: Automatic chunking
   480→   - Fallback: CPU processing
   481→
   482→2. **Numerical Precision**
   483→   - Solution: Extensive validation
   484→   - Mixed precision options
   485→
   486→3. **Platform Compatibility**
   487→   - Solution: Abstract backend interface
   488→   - Comprehensive testing matrix
   489→
   490→### Project Risks
   491→1. **Scope Creep**
   492→   - Solution: Phased development
   493→   - Clear milestone boundaries
   494→
   495→2. **Performance Targets**
   496→   - Solution: Early benchmarking
   497→   - Alternative algorithms ready
   498→
   499→## Quality Assurance Plan
   500→
   501→### Code Quality Gates
   502→1. **Pre-commit Checks**
   503→   - Formatting (ruff, isort)
   504→   - Linting (ruff)
   505→   - Type checking (mypy)
   506→
   507→2. **CI/CD Pipeline**
   508→   - Unit tests must pass
   509→   - Coverage > 90%
   510→   - No performance regressions
   511→   - Documentation builds
   512→
   513→3. **Release Criteria**
   514→   - All tests passing
   515→   - Performance targets met
   516→   - Documentation complete
   517→   - Validation against FSL complete
   518→
   519→## Communication and Collaboration
   520→
   521→### Documentation Standards
   522→- README.md: Quick start and overview
   523→- CLAUDE.md: Development guide
   524→- PRD.md: Requirements
   525→- PLANNING.md: This file
   526→- TASKS.md: Task tracking
   527→- SCRATCHPAD.md: Working notes
   528→
   529→### Progress Tracking
   530→- Update TASKS.md after each session
   531→- Mark completed items immediately
   532→- Add new discovered tasks
   533→- Regular status updates in SCRATCHPAD.md
   534→
   535→### Code Documentation
   536→- NumPy-style docstrings
   537→- Type hints for all public APIs
   538→- Inline comments for complex logic
   539→- Example usage in docstrings
   540→
   541→## Next Steps Checklist
   542→
   543→### Immediate Actions (Week 1)
   544→- [ ] Set up project structure
   545→- [ ] Configure development environment
   546→- [ ] Initialize Git repository
   547→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
   548→- [ ] Create initial test suite structure
   549→
   550→### Short-term Goals (Weeks 2-4)
   551→- [ ] Implement core architecture
   552→- [ ] Create backend abstraction
   553→- [ ] Develop CPU backend
   554→- [ ] Basic NIfTI I/O
   555→- [ ] GLM implementation
   556→
   557→### Medium-term Goals (Weeks 5-12)
   558→- [ ] MPS backend implementation
   559→- [ ] CUDA backend implementation
   560→- [ ] Permutation strategies
   561→- [ ] TFCE implementation
   562→- [ ] Performance optimization
   563→
   564→### Long-term Goals (Weeks 13-18)
   565→- [ ] Comprehensive validation
   566→- [ ] Documentation completion
   567→- [ ] Example notebooks
   568→- [ ] Community feedback
   569→- [ ] Release preparation
   570→
   571→## Success Metrics Dashboard
   572→
   573→### Performance Metrics
   574→- [ ] 10x speedup vs FSL randomise
   575→- [ ] <60s for large dataset (250k voxels, 100 subjects, 10k permutations)
   576→- [ ] GPU utilization >80%
   577→- [ ] Memory efficiency <2x theoretical minimum
   578→
   579→### Quality Metrics
   580→- [ ] Test coverage >90%
   581→- [ ] Statistical accuracy <0.001% deviation
   582→- [ ] Zero critical bugs
   583→- [ ] Documentation coverage 100%
   584→
   585→### User Experience Metrics
   586→- [ ] CLI compatibility with FSL
   587→- [ ] Installation time <5 minutes
   588→- [ ] Clear error messages
   589→- [ ] Comprehensive examples
   590→
   591→## Revision History
   592→
   593→| Date | Version | Changes | Author |
   594→|------|---------|---------|--------|
   595→| 2024-01-XX | 0.1.0 | Initial planning document | Team |
   596→
   597→---
   598→
   599→**Remember**: This is a living document. Update it as the project evolves and new insights emerge.

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→# TASKS.md - GPU-Accelerated Permutation Testing Task List
     2→
     3→## Task Tracking Guidelines
     4→- Mark completed tasks with [x]
     5→- Add completion date in format: `[x] Task name (2024-01-15)`
     6→- Add new discovered tasks under appropriate milestone
     7→- If a task is blocked, add `[BLOCKED: reason]`
     8→- If a task is in progress, add `[IN PROGRESS]`
     9→
    10→---
    11→
    12→## Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    13→**Goal**: Establish project infrastructure and core architecture
    14→
    15→### Week 1: Project Setup and Infrastructure
    16→- [ ] Initialize Git repository with .gitignore for Python
    17→- [ ] Create project structure as defined in CLAUDE.md
    18→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise directory structure
    19→  - [ ] Create tests/ directory structure
    20→  - [ ] Create benchmarks/ directory
    21→  - [ ] Create docs/ directory
    22→  - [ ] Create examples/ directory
    23→- [ ] Set up pyproject.toml with uv
    24→  - [ ] Define project metadata
    25→  - [ ] Add core dependencies
    26→  - [ ] Add development dependencies
    27→  - [ ] Configure build system
    28→- [ ] Configure development tools
    29→  - [ ] Set up ruff configuration
    30→  - [ ] Set up mypy configuration
    31→  - [ ] Set up pytest configuration
    32→  - [ ] Create .pre-commit-config.yaml
    33→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
    34→  - [ ] Create GitHub Actions workflow for tests
    35→  - [ ] Add matrix testing for Python 3.12
    36→  - [ ] Configure coverage reporting
    37→  - [ ] Set up documentation building
    38→- [ ] Create initial documentation files
    39→  - [ ] Write README.md with installation instructions
    40→  - [ ] Create CONTRIBUTING.md
    41→  - [ ] Create CHANGELOG.md
    42→  - [ ] Set up Sphinx documentation structure
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/base.py with ABC
    47→  - [ ] Define Backend abstract class interface
    48→  - [ ] Write unit tests for backend interface
    49→- [ ] Create core orchestrator module
    50→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/orchestrator.py skeleton
    51→  - [ ] Define workflow coordination interface
    52→  - [ ] Write unit tests for orchestrator
    53→- [ ] Set up logging framework
    54→  - [ ] Create consistent logging configuration
    55→  - [ ] Implement progress reporting interface
    56→  - [ ] Add debug logging capabilities
    57→- [ ] Implement configuration management
    58→  - [ ] Create settings module with Pydantic
    59→  - [ ] Define configuration schema
    60→  - [ ] Support config file loading (TOML)
    61→- [ ] Create error handling framework
    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/io/nifti.py
    69→  - [ ] Implement load_nifti function with nibabel
    70→  - [ ] Implement save_nifti function
    71→  - [ ] Add support for compressed files (.nii.gz)
    72→  - [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests
    73→  - [ ] Add validation for file integrity
    74→- [ ] Create design matrix loader
    75→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/design.py
    76→  - [ ] Support CSV format parsing
    77→  - [ ] Support TSV format parsing
    78→  - [ ] Validate design matrix structure
    79→  - [ ] Write unit tests with various formats
    80→- [ ] Implement contrast file loader
    81→  - [ ] Parse contrast matrices from text files
    82→  - [ ] Validate contrast compatibility with design
    83→  - [ ] Support multiple contrasts
    84→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    85→- [ ] Create output writer module
    86→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/io/output.py
    87→  - [ ] Support statistical map output
    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cpu.py
    95→  - [ ] Implement CPUBackend class inheriting from Backend
    96→  - [ ] Use NumPy for array operations
    97→  - [ ] Write unit tests for CPU backend
    98→- [ ] Implement basic GLM in statistics module
    99→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/statistics.py
   100→  - [ ] Implement ordinary least squares (OLS) solver
   101→  - [ ] Calculate beta coefficients
   102→  - [ ] Compute residuals and variance
   103→  - [ ] Write unit tests against known results
   104→- [ ] Implement t-statistic computation
   105→  - [ ] Calculate t-statistics from GLM
   106→  - [ ] Handle multiple contrasts
   107→  - [ ] Validate against synthetic data
   108→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   109→- [ ] Create initial CLI interface
   110→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/cli.py with Typer
   111→  - [ ] Add basic command-line arguments
   112→  - [ ] Support input/output file specification
   113→  - [ ] Add help documentation
   114→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   115→
   116→---
   117→
   118→## Phase 2: GPU Acceleration (Weeks 5-8)
   119→**Goal**: Implement GPU backends with MPS and CUDA support
   120→
   121→### Week 5: MPS Backend Foundation
   122→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with MPS support
   123→  - [ ] Verify MPS availability detection
   124→  - [ ] Create device management utilities
   125→  - [ ] Handle MPS unavailability gracefully
   126→- [ ] Implement MPS backend structure
   127→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/mps.py
   128→  - [ ] Implement MPSBackend class
   129→  - [ ] Set up tensor operations on MPS device
   130→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked MPS
   131→- [ ] Port GLM to MPS
   132→  - [ ] Convert NumPy operations to PyTorch
   133→  - [ ] Implement batched matrix operations
   134→  - [ ] Optimize memory transfers
   135→  - [ ] Validate numerical accuracy
   136→- [ ] Implement MPS memory management
   137→  - [ ] Create memory pool allocator
   138→  - [ ] Implement tensor caching
   139→  - [ ] Handle out-of-memory errors
   140→  - [ ] Write stress tests
   141→
   142→### Week 6: CUDA Backend Foundation
   143→- [ ] Set up PyTorch with CUDA support
   144→  - [ ] Implement CUDA availability detection
   145→  - [ ] Query GPU capabilities
   146→  - [ ] Handle multi-GPU systems
   147→- [ ] Implement CUDA backend structure
   148→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cuda.py
   149→  - [ ] Implement CUDABackend class
   150→  - [ ] Configure CUDA streams
   151→  - [ ] Write unit tests with mocked CUDA
   152→- [ ] Port GLM to CUDA
   153→  - [ ] Implement CUDA-optimized operations
   154→  - [ ] Use cuBLAS where applicable
   155→  - [ ] Optimize grid and block dimensions
   156→  - [ ] Validate against CPU results
   157→- [ ] Implement CUDA-specific optimizations
   158→  - [ ] Use pinned memory for transfers
   159→  - [ ] Implement asynchronous operations
   160→  - [ ] Overlap computation and transfer
   161→  - [ ] Profile and optimize kernels
   162→
   163→### Week 7: Backend Selection and Optimization
   164→- [ ] Implement intelligent backend selection
   165→  - [ ] Create backend factory
   166→  - [ ] Auto-detect available hardware
   167→  - [ ] Estimate memory requirements
   168→  - [ ] Choose optimal backend based on data size
   169→- [ ] Create unified backend interface
   170→  - [ ] Ensure API consistency across backends
   171→  - [ ] Implement fallback mechanisms
   172→  - [ ] Add backend switching capability
   173→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   174→- [ ] Optimize data transfers
   175→  - [ ] Minimize CPU-GPU transfers
   176→  - [ ] Implement data prefetching
   177→  - [ ] Use unified memory where available
   178→  - [ ] Profile transfer overhead
   179→- [ ] Implement chunking for large datasets
   180→  - [ ] Calculate optimal chunk size
   181→  - [ ] Handle chunk boundary conditions
   182→  - [ ] Maintain statistical validity
   183→  - [ ] Write tests with various chunk sizes
   184→
   185→### Week 8: Performance Benchmarking
   186→- [ ] Create benchmarking framework
   187→  - [ ] Set up pytest-benchmark configuration
   188→  - [ ] Define benchmark datasets
   189→  - [ ] Create performance metrics
   190→- [ ] Benchmark CPU backend
   191→  - [ ] Measure GLM performance
   192→  - [ ] Profile memory usage
   193→  - [ ] Identify bottlenecks
   194→- [ ] Benchmark MPS backend
   195→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU performance
   196→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   197→  - [ ] Profile memory patterns
   198→- [ ] Benchmark CUDA backend
   199→  - [ ] Compare vs CPU and MPS
   200→  - [ ] Test multi-GPU scaling
   201→  - [ ] Optimize based on results
   202→- [ ] Create performance regression tests
   203→  - [ ] Set baseline performance
   204→  - [ ] Automate performance tracking
   205→  - [ ] Add to CI pipeline
   206→
   207→---
   208→
   209→## Phase 3: Statistical Features (Weeks 9-12)
   210→**Goal**: Implement permutation testing and multiple comparison corrections
   211→
   212→### Week 9: Permutation Engine Core
   213→- [ ] Create permutation module structure
   214→  - [ ] Implement src/gpu_randomise/core/permutation.py
   215→  - [ ] Define permutation strategy interface
   216→  - [ ] Create permutation generator base class
   217→- [ ] Implement sign-flipping permutation
   218→  - [ ] Create sign-flip strategy for paired designs
   219→  - [ ] Generate permutation matrices
   220→  - [ ] Validate permutation properties
   221→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   222→- [ ] Implement exchangeability blocks
   223→  - [ ] Parse exchangeability file (.grp)
   224→  - [ ] Handle block-wise permutations
   225→  - [ ] Validate block constraints
   226→  - [ ] Write tests with various block structures
   227→- [ ] Create permutation scheduler
   228→  - [ ] Manage permutation batching
   229→  - [ ] Distribute across GPU cores
   230→  - [ ] Track permutation progress
   231→  - [ ] Implement checkpointing
   232→
   233→### Week 10: Advanced Permutation Strategies
   234→- [ ] Implement full enumeration
   235→  - [ ] Detect when full enumeration is feasible
   236→  - [ ] Generate all possible permutations
   237→  - [ ] Handle memory constraints
   238→  - [ ] Write tests for small samples
   239→- [ ] Implement Monte Carlo sampling
   240→  - [ ] Create random permutation generator
   241→  - [ ] Ensure statistical validity
   242→  - [ ] Set appropriate seed management
   243→  - [ ] Validate distribution properties
   244→- [ ] Implement variance smoothing
   245→  - [ ] Add smoothing for t-statistics
   246→  - [ ] Validate smoothing parameters
   247→  - [ ] Compare with FSL implementation
   248→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   249→- [ ] Optimize permutation on GPU
   250→  - [ ] Batch permutation operations
   251→  - [ ] Minimize memory allocation
   252→  - [ ] Parallelize across permutations
   253→  - [ ] Profile and optimize
   254→
   255→### Week 11: TFCE Implementation
   256→- [ ] Research TFCE algorithm
   257→  - [ ] Study Smith & Nichols (2009) paper
   258→  - [ ] Examine FSL source code
   259→  - [ ] Create implementation plan
   260→- [ ] Implement basic TFCE
   261→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/tfce.py
   262→  - [ ] Implement threshold stepping
   263→  - [ ] Calculate cluster extent
   264→  - [ ] Apply height and extent weighting
   265→- [ ] Optimize TFCE for GPU
   266→  - [ ] Parallelize threshold iterations
   267→  - [ ] Optimize connected component labeling
   268→  - [ ] Minimize memory usage
   269→  - [ ] Profile performance
   270→- [ ] Validate TFCE implementation
   271→  - [ ] Compare with FSL randomise output
   272→  - [ ] Test on known datasets
   273→  - [ ] Verify statistical properties
   274→  - [ ] Write comprehensive tests
   275→
   276→### Week 12: Multiple Comparison Corrections
   277→- [ ] Implement FWER control
   278→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/core/corrections.py
   279→  - [ ] Implement max-statistic method
   280→  - [ ] Calculate corrected p-values
   281→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   282→- [ ] Implement voxel-wise correction
   283→  - [ ] Apply Bonferroni correction
   284→  - [ ] Implement FDR correction
   285→  - [ ] Validate correction methods
   286→  - [ ] Write tests with synthetic data
   287→- [ ] Implement cluster-based correction
   288→  - [ ] Detect clusters above threshold
   289→  - [ ] Calculate cluster statistics
   290→  - [ ] Apply cluster-wise correction
   291→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
   292→- [ ] Integrate corrections with permutation
   293→  - [ ] Build null distributions
   294→  - [ ] Calculate empirical p-values
   295→  - [ ] Apply chosen correction method
   296→  - [ ] Validate full pipeline
   297→
   298→---
   299→
   300→## Phase 4: Optimization & Polish (Weeks 13-16)
   301→**Goal**: Optimize performance and improve user experience
   302→
   303→### Week 13: Performance Optimization
   304→- [ ] Profile entire pipeline
   305→  - [ ] Identify performance bottlenecks
   306→  - [ ] Measure GPU utilization
   307→  - [ ] Analyze memory access patterns
   308→  - [ ] Create optimization plan
   309→- [ ] Optimize memory usage
   310→  - [ ] Implement memory pooling
   311→  - [ ] Reduce memory fragmentation
   312→  - [ ] Optimize tensor allocation
   313→  - [ ] Add memory profiling
   314→- [ ] Optimize GPU kernels
   315→  - [ ] Tune grid and block sizes
   316→  - [ ] Optimize memory coalescing
   317→  - [ ] Use shared memory effectively
   318→  - [ ] Minimize divergent branches
   319→- [ ] Implement mixed precision
   320→  - [ ] Identify precision-sensitive operations
   321→  - [ ] Use float32 where appropriate
   322→  - [ ] Validate numerical stability
   323→  - [ ] Measure performance impact
   324→
   325→### Week 14: Statistical Validation
   326→- [ ] Create validation test suite
   327→  - [ ] Generate synthetic datasets with ground truth
   328→  - [ ] Create known statistical scenarios
   329→  - [ ] Define accuracy metrics
   330→- [ ] Validate against FSL randomise
   331→  - [ ] Run parallel tests with FSL
   332→  - [ ] Compare statistical outputs
   333→  - [ ] Verify <0.001% deviation
   334→  - [ ] Document any differences
   335→- [ ] Test edge cases
   336→  - [ ] Single voxel datasets
   337→  - [ ] Single subject analyses
   338→  - [ ] Extreme statistical values
   339→  - [ ] Degenerate design matrices
   340→- [ ] Validate permutation distributions
   341→  - [ ] Verify null distribution properties
   342→  - [ ] Check p-value uniformity
   343→  - [ ] Validate type I error rates
   344→  - [ ] Test statistical power
   345→
   346→### Week 15: CLI Enhancement and Compatibility
   347→- [ ] Achieve FSL randomise CLI compatibility
   348→  - [ ] Parse all randomise arguments
   349→  - [ ] Map arguments to internal functions
   350→  - [ ] Support legacy option formats
   351→  - [ ] Write compatibility tests
   352→- [ ] Add advanced CLI features
   353→  - [ ] Progress bars with Rich
   354→  - [ ] Verbose logging options
   355→  - [ ] Dry-run capability
   356→  - [ ] Configuration file support
   357→- [ ] Implement batch processing
   358→  - [ ] Support multiple input files
   359→  - [ ] Parallel job execution
   360→  - [ ] Job queuing system
   361→  - [ ] Results aggregation
   362→- [ ] Create GUI prototype (optional)
   363→  - [ ] Design basic interface
   364→  - [ ] Parameter configuration
   365→  - [ ] Real-time progress monitoring
   366→  - [ ] Results visualization
   367→
   368→### Week 16: Documentation and Examples
   369→- [ ] Write comprehensive user documentation
   370→  - [ ] Installation guide for all platforms
   371→  - [ ] Quick start tutorial
   372→  - [ ] CLI reference manual
   373→  - [ ] Migration guide from FSL
   374→- [ ] Create API documentation
   375→  - [ ] Document all public functions
   376→  - [ ] Add code examples
   377→  - [ ] Generate API reference with Sphinx
   378→  - [ ] Add type hints documentation
   379→- [ ] Develop example notebooks
   380→  - [ ] Basic one-sample t-test example
   381→  - [ ] Multiple regression example
   382→  - [ ] TFCE demonstration
   383→  - [ ] Performance comparison notebook
   384→- [ ] Create test datasets
   385→  - [ ] Generate small example datasets
   386→  - [ ] Include real fMRI samples
   387→  - [ ] Provide expected outputs
   388→  - [ ] Document dataset properties
   389→
   390→---
   391→
   392→## Phase 5: Release Preparation (Weeks 17-18)
   393→**Goal**: Prepare for public release
   394→
   395→### Week 17: Testing and Bug Fixes
   396→- [ ] Comprehensive integration testing
   397→  - [ ] Test all permutation strategies
   398→  - [ ] Test all correction methods
   399→  - [ ] Test all backends
   400→  - [ ] Test on various datasets
   401→- [ ] Platform testing
   402→  - [ ] Test on Linux (Ubuntu, CentOS)
   403→  - [ ] Test on macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)
   404→  - [ ] Test on Windows
   405→  - [ ] Document platform-specific issues
   406→- [ ] Stress testing
   407→  - [ ] Test with maximum data sizes
   408→  - [ ] Test with minimal resources
   409→  - [ ] Test error recovery
   410→  - [ ] Test interruption handling
   411→- [ ] Bug fixing sprint
   412→  - [ ] Address all critical bugs
   413→  - [ ] Fix documentation issues
   414→  - [ ] Resolve compatibility problems
   415→  - [ ] Update error messages
   416→
   417→### Week 18: Release and Deployment
   418→- [ ] Prepare release package
   419→  - [ ] Update version numbers
   420→  - [ ] Write release notes
   421→  - [ ] Update CHANGELOG.md
   422→  - [ ] Create release branch
   423→- [ ] Set up package distribution
   424→  - [ ] Configure PyPI packaging
   425→  - [ ] Test package installation
   426→  - [ ] Set up conda-forge recipe
   427→  - [ ] Create Docker images
   428→- [ ] Launch documentation
   429→  - [ ] Deploy to ReadTheDocs
   430→  - [ ] Set up versioned documentation
   431→  - [ ] Create landing page
   432→  - [ ] Add tutorials and guides
   433→- [ ] Community preparation
   434→  - [ ] Create GitHub issue templates
   435→  - [ ] Set up discussion forum
   436→  - [ ] Prepare announcement posts
   437→  - [ ] Contact beta testers
   438→
   439→---
   440→
   441→## Continuous Tasks (Throughout Development)
   442→
   443→### Code Quality
   444→- [ ] Maintain >90% test coverage
   445→- [ ] Keep all tests passing
   446→- [ ] Address linting issues immediately
   447→- [ ] Update type hints as needed
   448→- [ ] Refactor when necessary
   449→
   450→### Documentation
   451→- [ ] Update docstrings with changes
   452→- [ ] Keep README.md current
   453→- [ ] Document design decisions
   454→- [ ] Update user guides
   455→- [ ] Maintain API changelog
   456→
   457→### Performance
   458→- [ ] Monitor performance regressions
   459→- [ ] Track memory usage
   460→- [ ] Optimize hot paths
   461→- [ ] Profile regularly
   462→- [ ] Benchmark against targets
   463→
   464→### Communication
   465→- [ ] Update SCRATCHPAD.md with notes
   466→- [ ] Mark completed tasks promptly
   467→- [ ] Add newly discovered tasks
   468→- [ ] Document blockers
   469→- [ ] Communicate progress
   470→
   471→---
   472→
   473→## Discovered Tasks (Add new tasks here as they arise)
   474→
   475→### High Priority
   476→- [ ] (Add discovered high-priority tasks here)
   477→
   478→### Medium Priority
   479→- [ ] (Add discovered medium-priority tasks here)
   480→
   481→### Low Priority
   482→- [ ] (Add discovered low-priority tasks here)
   483→
   484→### Technical Debt
   485→- [ ] (Add technical debt items here)
   486→
   487→---
   488→
   489→## Blocked Tasks
   490→
   491→### Currently Blocked
   492→- [ ] Task name [BLOCKED: reason]
   493→
   494→---
   495→
   496→## Completion Statistics
   497→
   498→### Phase 1: Foundation
   499→- Total tasks: 52
   500→- Completed: 0
   501→- In Progress: 0
   502→- Blocked: 0
   503→- **Progress: 0%**
   504→
   505→### Phase 2: GPU Acceleration
   506→- Total tasks: 36
   507→- Completed: 0
   508→- In Progress: 0
   509→- Blocked: 0
   510→- **Progress: 0%**
   511→
   512→### Phase 3: Statistical Features
   513→- Total tasks: 44
   514→- Completed: 0
   515→- In Progress: 0
   516→- Blocked: 0
   517→- **Progress: 0%**
   518→
   519→### Phase 4: Optimization & Polish
   520→- Total tasks: 52
   521→- Completed: 0
   522→- In Progress: 0
   523→- Blocked: 0
   524→- **Progress: 0%**
   525→
   526→### Phase 5: Release Preparation
   527→- Total tasks: 32
   528→- Completed: 0
   529→- In Progress: 0
   530→- Blocked: 0
   531→- **Progress: 0%**
   532→
   533→### Overall Project
   534→- **Total tasks: 216**
   535→- **Completed: 0 (0%)**
   536→- **Remaining: 216**
   537→
   538→---
   539→
   540→## Notes
   541→- This task list is comprehensive but not exhaustive
   542→- Add new tasks as they are discovered during development
   543→- Some tasks may be split or combined based on actual complexity
   544→- Priority may shift based on user feedback and requirements
   545→- Update progress percentages after each work session
   546→
   547→---
   548→
   549→*Last Updated: [Date]*
   550→*Next Review: [Date]*

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→# Development scratchpad
     2→
     3→- Use this file to keep notes on ongoing development work.
     4→- When the work is completed, clean it out from this file, so that it only reflects ongoing work.
     5→
     6→## NOTES
     7→
     8→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

     1→[project]
     2→name = "accelperm"
     3→version = "0.1.0"
     4→description = "GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data"
     5→readme = "README.md"
     6→authors = [
     7→    { name = "Russell Poldrack", email = "poldrack@gmail.com" }
     8→]
     9→requires-python = ">=3.12"
    10→dependencies = [
    11→    # Core scientific computing
    12→    "numpy>=1.24.0",
    13→    "scipy>=1.11.0",
    14→
    15→    # Neuroimaging I/O
    16→    "nibabel>=5.0.0",
    17→
    18→    # GPU acceleration
    19→    "torch>=2.0.0",
    20→
    21→    # Data validation
    22→    "pydantic>=2.0.0",
    23→
    24→    # CLI
    25→    "typer>=0.9.0",
    26→    "rich>=13.0.0",
    27→
    28→    # Configuration
    29→    "toml>=0.10.0",
    30→]
    31→
    32→[project.optional-dependencies]
    33→dev = [
    34→    # Testing
    35→    "pytest>=7.0.0",
    36→    "pytest-cov>=4.0.0",
    37→    "pytest-benchmark>=4.0.0",
    38→    "pytest-mock>=3.0.0",
    39→    "hypothesis>=6.0.0",
    40→
    41→    # Code Quality
    42→    "ruff>=0.1.0",
    43→    "mypy>=1.0.0",
    44→    "isort>=5.0.0",
    45→
    46→    # Documentation
    47→    "sphinx>=7.0.0",
    48→    "sphinx-rtd-theme>=1.0.0",
    49→    "myst-parser>=2.0.0",
    50→
    51→    # Development Tools
    52→    "pre-commit>=3.0.0",
    53→    "ipython>=8.0.0",
    54→    "jupyter>=1.0.0",
    55→
    56→    # Profiling
    57→    "py-spy>=0.3.0",
    58→    "memray>=1.0.0",
    59→]
    60→
    61→[project.scripts]
    62→accelperm = "accelperm.cli:main"
    63→gpu-randomise = "accelperm.cli:main"  # Alias for compatibility
    64→
    65→[build-system]
    66→requires = ["hatchling"]
    67→build-backend = "hatchling.build"
    68→
    69→[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel]
    70→packages = ["src/accelperm"]
    71→
    72→[tool.ruff]
    73→line-length = 88
    74→target-version = "py312"
    75→exclude = [
    76→    ".git",
    77→    "__pycache__",
    78→    "docs/conf.py",
    79→    "build",
    80→    "dist",
    81→]
    82→
    83→[tool.ruff.lint]
    84→select = [
    85→    "E",  # pycodestyle errors
    86→    "W",  # pycodestyle warnings
    87→    "F",  # pyflakes
    88→    "I",  # isort
    89→    "B",  # flake8-bugbear
    90→    "C4",  # flake8-comprehensions
    91→    "UP",  # pyupgrade
    92→    "ARG",  # flake8-unused-arguments
    93→    "SIM",  # flake8-simplify
    94→]
    95→ignore = ["E501", "B008"]  # line too long, function calls in argument defaults
    96→
    97→[tool.ruff.lint.isort]
    98→known-first-party = ["accelperm"]
    99→
   100→[tool.mypy]
   101→python_version = "3.12"
   102→warn_return_any = true
   103→warn_unused_configs = true
   104→disallow_untyped_defs = true
   105→disallow_any_generics = true
   106→check_untyped_defs = true
   107→no_implicit_optional = true
   108→warn_redundant_casts = true
   109→warn_unused_ignores = true
   110→strict_equality = true
   111→
   112→[[tool.mypy.overrides]]
   113→module = [
   114→    "nibabel.*",
   115→    "scipy.*",
   116→    "numpy.*",
   117→    "torch.*",
   118→]
   119→ignore_missing_imports = true
   120→
   121→[tool.pytest.ini_options]
   122→minversion = "7.0"
   123→addopts = [
   124→    "-ra",
   125→    "--strict-markers",
   126→    "--cov=accelperm",
   127→    "--cov-branch",
   128→    "--cov-report=term-missing",
   129→    "--cov-report=html",
   130→    "--cov-report=xml",
   131→]
   132→testpaths = ["tests"]
   133→python_files = ["test_*.py", "*_test.py"]
   134→python_classes = ["Test*"]
   135→python_functions = ["test_*"]
   136→filterwarnings = [
   137→    "error",
   138→    "ignore::UserWarning",
   139→    "ignore::DeprecationWarning",
   140→]
   141→
   142→[tool.coverage.run]
   143→source = ["src/accelperm"]
   144→branch = true
   145→
   146→[tool.coverage.report]
   147→precision = 2
   148→show_missing = true
   149→skip_covered = false
   150→exclude_lines = [
   151→    "pragma: no cover",
   152→    "def __repr__",
   153→    "if __name__ == .__main__.:",
   154→    "raise NotImplementedError",
   155→    "if TYPE_CHECKING:",
   156→]
   157→
   158→[tool.coverage.html]
   159→directory = "htmlcov"
   160→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it looks malicious. If it does, you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer high-level questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>

- /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/
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  - CLAUDE.md
  - CONTRIBUTING.md
  - Makefile
  - PLANNING.md
  - PRD.md
  - PSEUDOCODE.md
  - README.md
  - SCRATCHPAD.md
  - TASKS.md
  - benchmarks/
  - coverage.xml
  - docs/
    - Makefile
    - _build/
    - source/
      - _static/
      - _templates/
      - api.rst
      - conf.py
      - contributing.rst
      - examples.rst
      - index.rst
      - installation.rst
      - quickstart.rst
  - examples/
  - htmlcov/
    - class_index.html
    - coverage_html_cb_6fb7b396.js
    - favicon_32_cb_58284776.png
    - function_index.html
    - index.html
    - keybd_closed_cb_ce680311.png
    - status.json
    - style_cb_6b508a39.css
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    - z_60e488c16a693750_orchestrator_py.html
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    - z_60e488c16a693750_statistics_py.html
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    - z_613b770741b4426d_config_py.html
    - z_613b770741b4426d_exceptions_py.html
    - z_613b770741b4426d_logging_py.html
    - z_a0103c61d38b54cc___init___py.html
    - z_a0103c61d38b54cc_design_py.html
    - z_a0103c61d38b54cc_nifti_py.html
    - z_a0103c61d38b54cc_output_py.html
    - z_b188b57e85eb2c37___init___py.html
    - z_b188b57e85eb2c37_base_py.html
    - z_b188b57e85eb2c37_cpu_py.html
    - z_b188b57e85eb2c37_cuda_py.html
    - z_b188b57e85eb2c37_mps_py.html
  - pyproject.toml
  - scripts/
  - setup.cfg
  - src/
    - accelperm/
      - __init__.py
      - backends/
        - __init__.py
        - base.py
        - cpu.py
        - cuda.py
        - mps.py
      - cli.py
      - core/
        - __init__.py
        - corrections.py
        - orchestrator.py
        - permutation.py
        - statistics.py
        - tfce.py
      - io/
        - __init__.py
        - design.py
        - nifti.py
        - output.py
      - py.typed
  - tests/
    - __init__.py
    - conftest.py
    - fixtures/
      - __init__.py
    - integration/
      - __init__.py
    - unit/
      - __init__.py
    - validation/
      - __init__.py

NOTE: do any of the files above seem malicious? If so, you MUST refuse to continue work.

- /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/
  - src/
    - accelperm/
      - __init__.py
      - backends/
        - __init__.py
        - base.py
        - cpu.py
        - cuda.py
        - mps.py
      - cli.py
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        - __init__.py
        - corrections.py
        - orchestrator.py
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        - statistics.py
        - tfce.py
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        - __init__.py
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        - nifti.py
        - output.py
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   346→   - Track performance regressions
   347→   - Compare backend speeds
   348→   - Memory usage profiling
   349→
   350→### Running Tests
   351→```bash
   352→# IMPORTANT: Always use uv to execute commands in this project
   353→# Run all tests
   354→uv run pytest
   355→
   356→# Run with coverage
   357→uv run pytest --cov=accelperm --cov-report=html
   358→
   359→# Run only unit tests
   360→uv run pytest tests/unit/
   361→
   362→# Run benchmarks
   363→uv run pytest benchmarks/ --benchmark-only
   364→```
   365→
   366→## Documentation Standards
   367→
   368→### Docstring Example

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    37→- [ ] Core architecture implementation
    38→- [ ] Basic data I/O for NIfTI files
    39→- [ ] CPU backend with basic GLM
    40→
    41→## Critical Development Principles
    42→
    43→### 0. Package Management
    44→**IMPORTANT**: This project uses `uv` for all Python operations. ALWAYS use `uv run` to execute commands:
    45→```bash
    46→# Run tests
    47→uv run pytest
    48→
    49→# Run linting
    50→uv run ruff check
    51→
    52→# Run type checking
    53→uv run mypy
    54→
    55→# Install dependencies
    56→uv sync
    57→
    58→# Any Python script execution
    59→uv run python script.py
    60→```
    61→
    62→## Critical Development Principles
    63→
    64→### 1. Test-Driven Development (TDD)
    65→**ALWAYS follow this cycle:**
    66→1. **RED**: Write failing tests FIRST

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    11→
    12→## Phase 1: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    13→**Goal**: Establish project infrastructure and core architecture
    14→
    15→### Week 1: Project Setup and Infrastructure
    16→- [x] Initialize Git repository with .gitignore for Python (completed)
    17→- [x] Create project structure as defined in CLAUDE.md (completed)
    18→  - [x] Create src/accelperm directory structure (completed)
    19→  - [x] Create tests/ directory structure (completed)
    20→  - [x] Create benchmarks/ directory (completed)
    21→  - [x] Create docs/ directory (completed)
    22→  - [x] Create examples/ directory (completed)
    23→- [x] Set up pyproject.toml with uv (completed)
    24→  - [x] Define project metadata (completed)
    25→  - [x] Add core dependencies (completed)
    26→  - [x] Add development dependencies (completed)
    27→  - [x] Configure build system (completed)
    28→- [x] Configure development tools (completed)
    29→  - [x] Set up ruff configuration (completed)
    30→  - [x] Set up mypy configuration (completed)
    31→  - [x] Set up pytest configuration (completed)
    32→  - [x] Create .pre-commit-config.yaml (completed)
    33→- [ ] Set up CI/CD pipeline
    34→  - [ ] Create GitHub Actions workflow for tests
    35→  - [ ] Add matrix testing for Python 3.12
    36→  - [ ] Configure coverage reporting
    37→  - [ ] Set up documentation building
    38→- [x] Create initial documentation files (completed)
    39→  - [x] Write README.md with installation instructions (completed)
    40→  - [x] Create CONTRIBUTING.md (completed)
    41→  - [x] Create CHANGELOG.md (completed)
    42→  - [x] Set up Sphinx documentation structure (completed)
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/base.py with ABC

     1→"""AccelPerm: GPU-accelerated permutation testing for neuroimaging data."""
     2→
     3→__version__ = "0.1.0"
     4→__author__ = "Russell Poldrack"
     5→__email__ = "poldrack@gmail.com"
     6→
     7→from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
     8→
     9→if TYPE_CHECKING:
    10→    from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
    11→    from accelperm.core.orchestrator import Orchestrator
    12→
    13→__all__ = ["__version__", "Backend", "Orchestrator"]
    14→

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       0 src/accelperm/cli.py
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       0 src/accelperm/core/statistics.py
       0 src/accelperm/core/tfce.py
       0 src/accelperm/io/__init__.py
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       0 src/accelperm/io/nifti.py
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    40→  - [x] Create CONTRIBUTING.md (completed)
    41→  - [x] Create CHANGELOG.md (completed)
    42→  - [x] Set up Sphinx documentation structure (completed)
    43→
    44→### Week 2: Core Architecture Implementation
    45→- [ ] Implement backend abstraction layer
    46→  - [x] Create src/accelperm/backends/base.py with ABC (file created, needs implementation)
    47→  - [ ] Define Backend abstract class interface
    48→  - [ ] Write unit tests for backend interface
    49→- [ ] Create core orchestrator module
    50→  - [x] Implement src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py skeleton (file created, needs implementation)
    51→  - [ ] Define workflow coordination interface
    52→  - [ ] Write unit tests for orchestrator
    53→- [ ] Set up logging framework
    54→  - [ ] Create consistent logging configuration
    55→  - [ ] Implement progress reporting interface
    56→  - [ ] Add debug logging capabilities
    57→- [ ] Implement configuration management
    58→  - [ ] Create settings module with Pydantic
    59→  - [ ] Define configuration schema
    60→  - [ ] Support config file loading (TOML)
    61→- [ ] Create error handling framework
    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/io/nifti.py

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    62→  - [ ] Define custom exception classes
    63→  - [ ] Implement error recovery strategies
    64→  - [ ] Add informative error messages
    65→
    66→### Week 3: Data I/O Layer
    67→- [ ] Implement NIfTI file handling
    68→  - [x] Create src/accelperm/io/nifti.py (file created, needs implementation)
    69→  - [ ] Implement load_nifti function with nibabel
    70→  - [ ] Implement save_nifti function
    71→  - [ ] Add support for compressed files (.nii.gz)
    72→  - [ ] Write comprehensive unit tests
    73→  - [ ] Add validation for file integrity
    74→- [ ] Create design matrix loader
    75→  - [x] Implement src/accelperm/io/design.py (file created, needs implementation)
    76→  - [ ] Support CSV format parsing
    77→  - [ ] Support TSV format parsing
    78→  - [ ] Validate design matrix structure
    79→  - [ ] Write unit tests with various formats
    80→- [ ] Implement contrast file loader
    81→  - [ ] Parse contrast matrices from text files
    82→  - [ ] Validate contrast compatibility with design
    83→  - [ ] Support multiple contrasts
    84→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    85→- [ ] Create output writer module
    86→  - [x] Implement src/accelperm/io/output.py (file created, needs implementation)
    87→  - [ ] Support statistical map output
    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [ ] Create src/gpu_randomise/backends/cpu.py

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    88→  - [ ] Support p-value map output
    89→  - [ ] Generate cluster tables
    90→  - [ ] Write unit tests
    91→
    92→### Week 4: CPU Backend and Basic GLM
    93→- [ ] Implement CPU backend
    94→  - [x] Create src/accelperm/backends/cpu.py (file created, needs implementation)
    95→  - [ ] Implement CPUBackend class inheriting from Backend
    96→  - [ ] Use NumPy for array operations
    97→  - [ ] Write unit tests for CPU backend
    98→- [ ] Implement basic GLM in statistics module
    99→  - [x] Create src/accelperm/core/statistics.py (file created, needs implementation)
   100→  - [ ] Implement ordinary least squares (OLS) solver
   101→  - [ ] Calculate beta coefficients
   102→  - [ ] Compute residuals and variance
   103→  - [ ] Write unit tests against known results
   104→- [ ] Implement t-statistic computation
   105→  - [ ] Calculate t-statistics from GLM
   106→  - [ ] Handle multiple contrasts
   107→  - [ ] Validate against synthetic data
   108→  - [ ] Write unit tests
   109→- [ ] Create initial CLI interface
   110→  - [x] Implement src/accelperm/cli.py with Typer (file created, needs implementation)
   111→  - [ ] Add basic command-line arguments
   112→  - [ ] Support input/output file specification
   113→  - [ ] Add help documentation
   114→  - [ ] Write integration tests
   115→
   116→---
   117→
   118→## Phase 2: GPU Acceleration (Weeks 5-8)

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   494→---
   495→
   496→## Completion Statistics
   497→
   498→### Phase 1: Foundation
   499→- Total tasks: 52
   500→- Completed: 24
   501→- In Progress: 0
   502→- Blocked: 0
   503→- **Progress: 46%**
   504→
   505→### Phase 2: GPU Acceleration
   506→- Total tasks: 36
   507→- Completed: 0

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   529→- In Progress: 0
   530→- Blocked: 0
   531→- **Progress: 0%**
   532→
   533→### Overall Project
   534→- **Total tasks: 216**
   535→- **Completed: 24 (11%)**
   536→- **Remaining: 192**
   537→
   538→---
   539→
   540→## Notes

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     1→# Development scratchpad
     2→
     3→- Use this file to keep notes on ongoing development work.
     4→- When the work is completed, clean it out from this file, so that it only reflects ongoing work.
     5→
     6→## NOTES
     7→
     8→## Project State Summary (2025-08-27)
     9→
    10→### Current Status
    11→**Phase**: Foundation (Weeks 1-4)
    12→**Overall Progress**: 24/216 tasks completed (11%)
    13→**Phase 1 Progress**: 24/52 tasks completed (46%)
    14→
    15→### Recently Completed (Week 1)
    16→- ✅ Full project structure created with proper directory layout
    17→- ✅ pyproject.toml configured with uv build system
    18→- ✅ Development tools configured (ruff, mypy, pytest, pre-commit)
    19→- ✅ Documentation structure established (Sphinx, README, CONTRIBUTING, etc.)
    20→- ✅ Core module files created (though empty/placeholder)
    21→
    22→### Current State Analysis
    23→**Strengths:**
    24→- Solid foundation with proper project structure
    25→- All development tools properly configured
    26→- Comprehensive documentation framework in place
    27→- Using modern Python packaging with uv
    28→
    29→**Critical Gap:**
    30→- **All implementation files are empty or contain minimal placeholder content**
    31→- No actual business logic implemented yet
    32→- No test cases written (0 test files exist)
    33→- Backend abstraction layer not defined
    34→- Core algorithms not implemented
    35→
    36→### Next Priority Tasks (Week 2 Focus)
    37→1. **Implement backend abstraction layer** - Define the Backend ABC interface
    38→2. **Create core orchestrator structure** - Main workflow coordinator skeleton
    39→3. **Set up error handling framework** - Custom exceptions and logging
    40→4. **Write first unit tests** - Start TDD cycle
    41→
    42→### Blockers/Concerns
    43→- Need to transition from "file creation" to "actual implementation"
    44→- No tests exist yet - critical for TDD approach
    45→- CI/CD pipeline not yet configured
    46→- Missing configuration management system
    47→
    48→### Technical Notes
    49→- Project uses `uv` for all Python operations (added emphasis to CLAUDE.md)
    50→- Package name is "accelperm" (not "gpu_randomise" as in some docs)
    51→- Structure follows modern Python packaging standards
    52→- Ready for actual implementation phase
    53→
    54→

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     1→"""Backend abstraction layer for GPU-accelerated permutation testing.
     2→
     3→This module defines the abstract base class for all computational backends
     4→(CPU, MPS, CUDA) to ensure consistent interfaces across different hardware
     5→acceleration strategies.
     6→"""
     7→
     8→from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
     9→from typing import Any, Dict, Optional, Tuple, Union
    10→
    11→import numpy as np
    12→import torch
    13→
    14→
    15→class Backend(ABC):
    16→    """Abstract base class for all computational backends.
    17→    
    18→    Defines the interface that all backends (CPU, MPS, CUDA) must implement
    19→    to provide hardware-agnostic access to permutation testing computations.
    20→    """
    21→    
    22→    def __init__(self, device: Optional[Union[str, torch.device]] = None) -> None:
    23→        """Initialize the backend.
    24→        
    25→        Args:
    26→            device: The compute device to use (e.g., 'cpu', 'mps', 'cuda:0')
    27→        """
    28→        self.device = self._setup_device(device)
    29→        self._memory_info: Dict[str, Any] = {}
    30→    
    31→    @abstractmethod
    32→    def _setup_device(self, device: Optional[Union[str, torch.device]]) -> torch.device:
    33→        """Set up and validate the compute device.
    34→        
    35→        Args:
    36→            device: Requested device or None for auto-selection
    37→            
    38→        Returns:
    39→            Configured torch.device
    40→            
    41→        Raises:
    42→            RuntimeError: If the requested device is not available
    43→        """
    44→        pass
    45→    
    46→    @abstractmethod
    47→    def is_available(self) -> bool:
    48→        """Check if this backend is available on the current system.
    49→        
    50→        Returns:
    51→            True if the backend can be used, False otherwise
    52→        """
    53→        pass
    54→    
    55→    @abstractmethod
    56→    def get_memory_info(self) -> Dict[str, Union[int, float]]:
    57→        """Get current memory usage information.
    58→        
    59→        Returns:
    60→            Dictionary with memory statistics (total, used, free in bytes)
    61→        """
    62→        pass
    63→    
    64→    @abstractmethod
    65→    def compute_glm(
    66→        self,
    67→        Y: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
    68→        X: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
    69→        contrasts: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
    70→    ) -> Dict[str, Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor]]:
    71→        """Compute General Linear Model statistics.
    72→        
    73→        Args:
    74→            Y: Data matrix (voxels x subjects)
    75→            X: Design matrix (subjects x regressors) 
    76→            contrasts: Contrast matrix (contrasts x regressors)
    77→            
    78→        Returns:
    79→            Dictionary containing:
    80→                - 'beta': Parameter estimates
    81→                - 't_stats': T-statistics 
    82→                - 'residuals': Model residuals
    83→                - 'dof': Degrees of freedom
    84→        """
    85→        pass
    86→    
    87→    @abstractmethod
    88→    def apply_permutation(
    89→        self,
    90→        data: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
    91→        permutation_indices: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
    92→    ) -> Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor]:
    93→        """Apply permutation to data.
    94→        
    95→        Args:
    96→            data: Input data to permute
    97→            permutation_indices: Indices defining the permutation
    98→            
    99→        Returns:
   100→            Permuted data
   101→        """
   102→        pass
   103→    
   104→    @abstractmethod
   105→    def compute_test_statistics(
   106→        self,
   107→        beta: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
   108→        variance: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor], 
   109→        contrasts: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor],
   110→        dof: int,
   111→    ) -> Dict[str, Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor]]:
   112→        """Compute test statistics from GLM results.
   113→        
   114→        Args:
   115→            beta: Parameter estimates
   116→            variance: Variance estimates  
   117→            contrasts: Contrast matrix
   118→            dof: Degrees of freedom
   119→            
   120→        Returns:
   121→            Dictionary containing computed test statistics
   122→        """
   123→        pass
   124→    
   125→    def to_tensor(
   126→        self, 
   127→        array: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor]
   128→    ) -> torch.Tensor:
   129→        """Convert array to tensor on the backend's device.
   130→        
   131→        Args:
   132→            array: Input array or tensor
   133→            
   134→        Returns:
   135→            Tensor on the correct device
   136→        """
   137→        if isinstance(array, torch.Tensor):
   138→            return array.to(self.device)
   139→        return torch.from_numpy(array).to(self.device)
   140→    
   141→    def to_numpy(
   142→        self, 
   143→        tensor: Union[np.ndarray, torch.Tensor]
   144→    ) -> np.ndarray:
   145→        """Convert tensor to numpy array.
   146→        
   147→        Args:
   148→            tensor: Input tensor or array
   149→            
   150→        Returns:
   151→            NumPy array
   152→        """
   153→        if isinstance(tensor, np.ndarray):
   154→            return tensor
   155→        return tensor.cpu().numpy()
   156→    
   157→    @property
   158→    def name(self) -> str:
   159→        """Get the backend name."""
   160→        return self.__class__.__name__.replace('Backend', '').upper()
   161→    
   162→    def __str__(self) -> str:
   163→        """String representation of the backend."""
   164→        return f"{self.name}Backend(device={self.device})"
   165→    
   166→    def __repr__(self) -> str:
   167→        """Detailed string representation."""
   168→        return f"{self.__class__.__name__}(device={self.device})"

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     1→"""Backend abstraction layer for different compute devices."""
     2→
     3→from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
     4→
     5→__all__ = ["Backend"]

============================= test session starts ==============================
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cachedir: .pytest_cache
benchmark: 5.1.0 (defaults: timer=time.perf_counter disable_gc=False min_rounds=5 min_time=0.000005 max_time=1.0 calibration_precision=10 warmup=False warmup_iterations=100000)
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tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_mock_backend_instantiation PASSED [ 22%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_interface_methods PASSED [ 33%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_to_tensor_with_existing_tensor PASSED [ 44%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_to_numpy_with_numpy_array PASSED [ 55%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_string_representations PASSED [ 66%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_compute_glm_interface PASSED [ 77%]
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_apply_permutation_interface PASSED [ 88%]
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    60→```
    61→
    62→## Critical Development Principles
    63→
    64→### 1. Test-Driven Development (TDD)
    65→**CRITICAL**: This project STRICTLY follows TDD. NO exceptions.
    66→
    67→**ALWAYS follow this cycle:**
    68→1. **RED**: Write failing tests FIRST
    69→   - Write tests before ANY implementation code
    70→   - Tests MUST fail initially (red state)
    71→   - If tests pass immediately, you violated TDD
    72→2. **GREEN**: Write minimal code to pass tests
    73→   - Implement ONLY enough to make tests pass
    74→   - Resist the urge to over-engineer
    75→   - Focus on making tests green, not perfect code
    76→3. **REFACTOR**: Optimize and clean up
    77→   - Improve code quality while keeping tests green
    78→   - Apply design patterns and optimizations
    79→   - Maintain test coverage throughout
    80→
    81→**TDD Violations Are Not Acceptable:**
    82→- Writing implementation before tests
    83→- Writing tests that pass immediately
    84→- Skipping the red phase
    85→- Over-implementing in the green phase
    86→
    87→**Why TDD is Critical for This Project:**
    88→- Ensures statistical accuracy through comprehensive testing
    89→- Provides confidence when optimizing performance-critical code
    90→- Catches regressions early in GPU acceleration work
    91→- Documents expected behavior for complex algorithms
    92→- Enables safe refactoring of mathematical computations
    93→
    94→**TDD Enforcement:**
    95→- Every new feature starts with a failing test
    96→- Code reviews must verify TDD was followed
    97→- No merges without proper test-first development
    98→
    99→### 2. Code Quality Standards
   100→- Python 3.12+ with comprehensive type hints
   101→- PEP 8 compliance (enforce with ruff)

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ERROR: found no collectors for /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly


============================= test session starts ==============================
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==================================== ERRORS ====================================
_______________ ERROR collecting tests/unit/test_backend_base.py _______________
ImportError while importing test module '/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/tests/unit/test_backend_base.py'.
Hint: make sure your test modules/packages have valid Python names.
Traceback:
../../../../.local/share/uv/python/cpython-3.13.1-macos-aarch64-none/lib/python3.13/importlib/__init__.py:88: in import_module
    return _bootstrap._gcd_import(name[level:], package, level)
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
tests/unit/test_backend_base.py:7: in <module>
    from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
E   ImportError: cannot import name 'Backend' from 'accelperm.backends.base' (/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/base.py). Did you mean: 'backends'?
=========================== short test summary info ============================
ERROR tests/unit/test_backend_base.py
=============================== 1 error in 0.71s ===============================

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/base.py has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→"""Backend abstraction layer for GPU-accelerated permutation testing."""
     2→
     3→from abc import ABC
     4→
     5→
     6→class Backend(ABC):
     7→    """Abstract base class for all computational backends."""
     8→    pass

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/__init__.py has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→"""Backend abstraction layer for different compute devices."""
     2→
     3→from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
     4→
     5→__all__ = ["Backend"]

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============================= test session starts ==============================
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collecting ... collected 1 item

tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly FAILED [100%]

=================================== FAILURES ===================================
___________ TestBackend.test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly ___________

self = <tests.unit.test_backend_base.TestBackend object at 0x11bc93610>

    def test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly(self):
        """Test that Backend is abstract and cannot be instantiated."""
>       with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="Can't instantiate abstract class"):
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
E       Failed: DID NOT RAISE <class 'TypeError'>

tests/unit/test_backend_base.py:15: Failed
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=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly
============================== 1 failed in 0.68s ===============================

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/src/accelperm/backends/base.py has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→"""Backend abstraction layer for GPU-accelerated permutation testing."""
     2→
     3→from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
     4→
     5→
     6→class Backend(ABC):
     7→    """Abstract base class for all computational backends."""
     8→    
     9→    @abstractmethod
    10→    def is_available(self) -> bool:
    11→        """Check if this backend is available on the current system."""
    12→        pass

============================= test session starts ==============================
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src/accelperm/core/orchestrator.py       0      0      0      0 100.00%
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src/accelperm/io/design.py               0      0      0      0 100.00%
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warning: `VIRTUAL_ENV=.venv` does not match the project environment path `/Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/.venv` and will be ignored; use `--active` to target the active environment instead

The file /Users/poldrack/Dropbox/code/agentic-coding/accelperm/tests/unit/test_backend_base.py has been updated. Here's the result of running `cat -n` on a snippet of the edited file:
     1→"""Tests for the backend abstraction layer - TDD approach."""
     2→
     3→import pytest
     4→import numpy as np
     5→import torch
     6→
     7→from accelperm.backends.base import Backend
     8→
     9→
    10→class MockBackend(Backend):
    11→    """Minimal mock backend for testing - will be incomplete initially."""
    12→    
    13→    def is_available(self) -> bool:
    14→        return True
    15→
    16→
    17→class TestBackend:
    18→    """Test the Backend abstract base class."""
    19→    
    20→    def test_backend_cannot_be_instantiated_directly(self):
    21→        """Test that Backend is abstract and cannot be instantiated."""
    22→        with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="Can't instantiate abstract class"):
    23→            Backend()
    24→    
    25→    def test_concrete_backend_can_be_instantiated(self):
    26→        """Test that a concrete backend implementation can be instantiated."""
    27→        backend = MockBackend()
    28→        assert backend.is_available() is True
    29→    
    30→    def test_backend_requires_compute_glm_method(self):
    31→        """Test that Backend requires compute_glm method - RED phase."""
    32→        # This should fail because MockBackend doesn't implement compute_glm
    33→        with pytest.raises(TypeError):
    34→            class IncompleteBackend(Backend):
    35→                def is_available(self):
    36→                    return True
    37→                # Missing compute_glm method
    38→            
    39→            IncompleteBackend()
    40→    
    41→    def test_backend_requires_apply_permutation_method(self):
    42→        """Test that Backend requires apply_permutation method."""
    43→        # This will help us add apply_permutation as abstract method
    44→        pass  # Will implement after adding the method

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============================= test session starts ==============================
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tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_requires_compute_glm_method FAILED [100%]

=================================== FAILURES ===================================
_____________ TestBackend.test_backend_requires_compute_glm_method _____________

self = <tests.unit.test_backend_base.TestBackend object at 0x10af87e10>

    def test_backend_requires_compute_glm_method(self):
        """Test that Backend requires compute_glm method - RED phase."""
        # This should fail because MockBackend doesn't implement compute_glm
>       with pytest.raises(TypeError):
             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
E       Failed: DID NOT RAISE <class 'TypeError'>

tests/unit/test_backend_base.py:33: Failed
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=========================== short test summary info ============================
FAILED tests/unit/test_backend_base.py::TestBackend::test_backend_requires_compute_glm_method
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