"""The task tiers — the same verified progression framed several ways. The point is to *hide the answer* to varying degrees so the dataset trains and tests real harmonic reasoning, not chord-symbol lookup: symbol_to_rn key + chord symbols -> RN + cadence (easy; quality given) notes_to_rn key + spelled notes -> RN + cadence (must read the chord) pcset_to_rn key + bass-first pc lists -> RN + cadence (no spelling either) key_id spelled notes (no key) -> key (infer the key) Each is exposed as its own dataset config so a consumer can load exactly the tier they want. ``key_id`` is determinacy-gated. A cadence and length alone do not pin a key: ``I V7/V V`` in C is note-identical to ``IV V7 I`` in G — a *stronger* reading — so its gold label would be contestable. We therefore require the phrase's notes to contain both key-defining degrees, scale degree 4 and the leading tone: that tritone occurs in exactly one major diatonic collection, and the tonic-chord third (present via the cadence/opening) settles major vs minor. Phrases failing the gate are simply excluded from key_id (they remain in the other tasks, where the key is given). """ from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import Optional TASKS = ("symbol_to_rn", "notes_to_rn", "pcset_to_rn", "key_id") # key_id needs enough context to pin a key: a real cadence and >= 3 chords. _KEY_ID_MIN_CHORDS = 3 _LETTER_PC = {"C": 0, "D": 2, "E": 4, "F": 5, "G": 7, "A": 9, "B": 11} def _tonic_pc(key_str: str) -> int: """Pitch class of the tonic in a key string like 'Ab major' or 'F# minor'.""" name = key_str.split()[0] pc = _LETTER_PC[name[0]] for ch in name[1:]: pc += 1 if ch == "#" else -1 return pc % 12 def _key_is_determined(key: str, pcs: list[list[int]]) -> bool: """True when the notes contain scale degree 4 AND the leading tone.""" tonic = _tonic_pc(key) present = {p for chord_pcs in pcs for p in chord_pcs} return {(tonic + 5) % 12, (tonic + 11) % 12} <= present @dataclass(frozen=True) class Rendered: task: str input: str target: str extra: dict # the input-side representation, for transparency def _rn_target(labels: list[str], cadence: Optional[str]) -> str: body = " ".join(labels) return f"{body}\ncadence: {cadence}" if cadence else body def _notes_str(notes: list[list[str]]) -> str: return " | ".join(" ".join(ch) for ch in notes) def _pcs_str(pcs: list[list[int]]) -> str: return " | ".join("[" + " ".join(str(p) for p in ch) + "]" for ch in pcs) def render( task: str, *, key: str, symbols: list[str], notes: list[list[str]], pcs: list[list[int]], labels: list[str], cadence: Optional[str], ) -> Optional[Rendered]: """Render one task, or return None when the task does not apply to this item.""" if task == "symbol_to_rn": return Rendered(task, f"key: {key}\nprogression: {' '.join(symbols)}", _rn_target(labels, cadence), {"chords": symbols}) if task == "notes_to_rn": return Rendered(task, f"key: {key}\nnotes: {_notes_str(notes)}", _rn_target(labels, cadence), {"notes": notes}) if task == "pcset_to_rn": return Rendered(task, f"key: {key}\npitch classes: {_pcs_str(pcs)}", _rn_target(labels, cadence), {"pitch_classes": pcs}) if task == "key_id": if cadence is None or len(labels) < _KEY_ID_MIN_CHORDS: return None if not _key_is_determined(key, pcs): return None return Rendered(task, f"notes: {_notes_str(notes)}", key, {"notes": notes}) raise ValueError(f"unknown task {task!r}")