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HACKATHON_SUBMISSION.md CHANGED
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  ### Quick Start - Hackathon Demo
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- #### Option 1: Interactive Mode (Recommended)
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  ```bash
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- # Run with interactive prompts for all parameters
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py interactive
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  ```
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- This will prompt you for:
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- - Number of cases (default: 50,000)
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- - Date range for case generation
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- - RL training episodes and learning rate
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- - Simulation duration (default: 730 days = 2 years)
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- - Policies to compare (RL vs baselines)
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- - Output directory and visualization options
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  #### Option 2: Quick Demo
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  ```bash
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  # 90-day quick demo with 10,000 cases
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py quick
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ```
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  ### What the Pipeline Does
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  #### For Hackathon Judges
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  ```bash
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  # Large-scale impressive demo
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py interactive
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- # Configuration:
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- # - Cases: 100,000
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- # - RL Episodes: 150
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- # - Simulation: 730 days
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- # - All policies: readiness, rl, fifo, age
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  ```
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  #### For Technical Evaluation
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  ```bash
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  # Focus on RL training quality
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py interactive
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- # Configuration:
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- # - Cases: 50,000
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- # - RL Episodes: 200 (intensive)
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- # - Learning Rate: 0.12 (optimized)
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- # - Generate visualizations: Yes
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  ```
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  #### For Quick Demo/Testing
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  ```bash
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  # Fast proof-of-concept
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py quick
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  # Pre-configured:
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  # - 10,000 cases
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- # - 20 episodes
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  # - 90 days simulation
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  # - ~5-10 minutes runtime
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  ```
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  **Solution**: Reduce episodes to 50 or cases_per_episode to 500
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  **Issue**: EDA parameters not found
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- **Solution**: Run `uv run python src/run_eda.py` first
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  **Issue**: Import errors
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  **Solution**: Ensure UV environment is activated, run `uv sync`
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  ### Advanced Configuration
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- For fine-tuned control, create a JSON config file:
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-
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- ```json
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- {
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- "n_cases": 50000,
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- "start_date": "2022-01-01",
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- "end_date": "2023-12-31",
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- "episodes": 100,
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- "learning_rate": 0.15,
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- "sim_days": 730,
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- "policies": ["readiness", "rl", "fifo", "age"],
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- "output_dir": "data/custom_run",
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- "generate_cause_lists": true,
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- "generate_visualizations": true
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- }
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  ```
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- Then run:
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  ```bash
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py interactive
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- # Load from config when prompted
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ```
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  ### Contact & Support
 
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  ### Quick Start - Hackathon Demo
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+ #### Option 1: Full Workflow (Recommended)
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  ```bash
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+ # Run complete pipeline: generate cases + simulate
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 50000 --days 730
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  ```
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+ This executes:
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+ - EDA parameter extraction (if needed)
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+ - Case generation with realistic distributions
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+ - Multi-year simulation with policy comparison
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+ - Performance analysis and reporting
 
 
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  #### Option 2: Quick Demo
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  ```bash
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  # 90-day quick demo with 10,000 cases
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 10000 --days 90
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+ ```
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+
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+ #### Option 3: Step-by-Step
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+ ```bash
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+ # 1. Extract parameters from historical data
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+ uv run court-scheduler eda
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+
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+ # 2. Generate synthetic cases
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+ uv run court-scheduler generate --cases 50000
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+
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+ # 3. Train RL agent (optional)
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+ uv run court-scheduler train --episodes 100
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+
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+ # 4. Run simulation
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 730 --policy readiness
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  ```
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  ### What the Pipeline Does
 
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  #### For Hackathon Judges
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  ```bash
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  # Large-scale impressive demo
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 100000 --days 730
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+ # With all policies compared
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 730 --policy readiness
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 730 --policy fifo
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 730 --policy age
 
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  ```
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  #### For Technical Evaluation
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  ```bash
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  # Focus on RL training quality
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+ uv run court-scheduler train --episodes 200 --lr 0.12 --cases 500 --output models/intensive_agent.pkl
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+ # Then simulate with trained agent
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 730 --policy rl --agent models/intensive_agent.pkl
 
 
 
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  ```
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  #### For Quick Demo/Testing
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  ```bash
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  # Fast proof-of-concept
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 10000 --days 90
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  # Pre-configured:
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  # - 10,000 cases
 
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  # - 90 days simulation
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  # - ~5-10 minutes runtime
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  ```
 
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  **Solution**: Reduce episodes to 50 or cases_per_episode to 500
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  **Issue**: EDA parameters not found
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+ **Solution**: Run `uv run court-scheduler eda` first
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  **Issue**: Import errors
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  **Solution**: Ensure UV environment is activated, run `uv sync`
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  ### Advanced Configuration
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+ For fine-tuned control, use configuration files:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Create configs/ directory with TOML files
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+ # Example: configs/generate_config.toml
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+ # [generation]
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+ # n_cases = 50000
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+ # start_date = "2022-01-01"
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+ # end_date = "2023-12-31"
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+
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+ # Then run with config
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+ uv run court-scheduler generate --config configs/generate_config.toml
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --config configs/simulate_config.toml
 
 
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  ```
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+ Or use command-line options:
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  ```bash
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+ # Full customization
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow \
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+ --cases 50000 \
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+ --days 730 \
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+ --start 2022-01-01 \
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+ --end 2023-12-31 \
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+ --output data/custom_run \
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+ --seed 42
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  ```
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  ### Contact & Support
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  ## Quick Start
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- ### Hackathon Submission (Recommended)
 
 
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  ```bash
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- # Interactive 2-year RL simulation with cause list generation
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py interactive
 
 
 
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  ```
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- This runs the complete pipeline:
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- 1. EDA & parameter extraction
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- 2. Generate 50,000 training cases
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- 3. Train RL agent (100 episodes)
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- 4. Run 2-year simulation (730 days)
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- 5. Generate daily cause lists
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- 6. Performance analysis
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- 7. Executive summary generation
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- **Quick Demo** (5-10 minutes):
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  ```bash
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- uv run python court_scheduler_rl.py quick
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  ```
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- See [HACKATHON_SUBMISSION.md](HACKATHON_SUBMISSION.md) for detailed instructions.
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-
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- ### Core Operations (Advanced)
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-
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- <details>
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- <summary>Click for individual component execution</summary>
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-
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- #### 1. Generate Training Data
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  ```bash
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- # Generate large training dataset
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- uv run python scripts/generate_cases.py --start 2023-01-01 --end 2024-06-30 --n 10000 --stage-mix auto --out data/generated/large_cases.csv
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  ```
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- #### 2. Run EDA Pipeline
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  ```bash
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- # Extract parameters from historical data
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- uv run python src/run_eda.py
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  ```
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- #### 3. Train RL Agent
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  ```bash
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- # Fast training (20 episodes)
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- uv run python train_rl_agent.py --config configs/rl_training_fast.json
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-
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- # Intensive training (100 episodes)
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- uv run python train_rl_agent.py --config configs/rl_training_intensive.json
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-
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- # Custom parameters
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- uv run python train_rl_agent.py --episodes 50 --learning-rate 0.15 --model-name "custom_agent.pkl"
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  ```
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- #### 4. Run Simulations
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  ```bash
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- # Compare all policies
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- uv run python scripts/compare_policies.py --cases-csv data/generated/large_cases.csv --days 90 --policies readiness rl
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-
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- # Single policy simulation
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- uv run python scripts/simulate.py --cases-csv data/generated/cases.csv --policy rl --days 60
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  ```
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- </details>
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- ### Legacy Methods (Still Supported)
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  <details>
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- <summary>Click to see old script-based approach</summary>
 
 
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- #### 1. Run EDA Pipeline
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  ```bash
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- # Extract parameters from historical data
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- uv run python main.py
 
 
 
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  ```
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- #### 2. Generate Case Dataset
 
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  ```bash
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- # Generate 10,000 synthetic cases
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- uv run python -c "from scheduler.data.case_generator import CaseGenerator; from datetime import date; from pathlib import Path; gen = CaseGenerator(start=date(2022,1,1), end=date(2023,12,31), seed=42); cases = gen.generate(10000, stage_mix_auto=True); CaseGenerator.to_csv(cases, Path('data/generated/cases.csv')); print(f'Generated {len(cases)} cases')"
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  ```
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- #### 3. Run Simulation
 
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  ```bash
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- # 2-year simulation with ripeness classification
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- uv run python scripts/simulate.py --days 384 --start 2024-01-01 --log-dir data/sim_runs/test_run
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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- # Quick 60-day test
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- uv run python scripts/simulate.py --days 60
 
 
 
 
 
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  ```
 
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  </details>
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- ## Usage
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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- 1. **Run Analysis**: Execute `uv run python main.py` to generate comprehensive visualizations
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- 2. **Data Loading**: The system automatically loads and processes case and hearing datasets
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- 3. **Interactive Exploration**: Use the filter controls to explore specific subsets
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- 4. **Insights Generation**: Review patterns and recommendations for algorithm development
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  ## Key Insights
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  ## Quick Start
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+ ### Unified CLI (Recommended)
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+
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+ All operations now use a single entry point:
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  ```bash
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+ # See all available commands
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+ uv run court-scheduler --help
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+
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+ # Run full workflow (generate cases + simulate)
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 10000 --days 384
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  ```
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+ ### Common Operations
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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+ **1. Run EDA Pipeline** (extract parameters from historical data):
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  ```bash
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+ uv run court-scheduler eda
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  ```
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+ **2. Generate Test Cases**:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ```bash
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+ uv run court-scheduler generate --cases 10000 --output data/cases.csv
 
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  ```
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+ **3. Run Simulation**:
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  ```bash
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --cases data/cases.csv --days 384 --policy readiness
 
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  ```
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+ **4. Train RL Agent** (optional enhancement):
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  ```bash
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+ uv run court-scheduler train --episodes 20 --output models/agent.pkl
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  ```
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+ **5. Full Workflow** (end-to-end):
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  ```bash
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+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 10000 --days 384 --output results/
 
 
 
 
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  ```
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+ See [HACKATHON_SUBMISSION.md](HACKATHON_SUBMISSION.md) for detailed submission instructions.
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+ ### Advanced Usage
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  <details>
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+ <summary>Click for configuration and customization options</summary>
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+
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+ #### Using Configuration Files
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  ```bash
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+ # Generate with custom config
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+ uv run court-scheduler generate --config configs/generate_config.toml
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+
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+ # Simulate with custom config
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --config configs/simulate_config.toml
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  ```
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+ #### Interactive Mode
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+
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  ```bash
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+ # Prompt for all parameters
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --interactive
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  ```
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+ #### Custom Parameters
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+
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  ```bash
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+ # Training with custom hyperparameters
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+ uv run court-scheduler train \
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+ --episodes 50 \
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+ --cases 200 \
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+ --lr 0.15 \
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+ --epsilon 0.4 \
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+ --output models/custom_agent.pkl
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+
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+ # Simulation with specific settings
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate \
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+ --cases data/cases.csv \
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+ --days 730 \
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+ --policy readiness \
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+ --seed 42 \
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+ --log-dir outputs/long_run
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+ ```
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+ #### Policy Comparison
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ # Run with different policies
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --policy fifo --log-dir outputs/fifo_run
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --policy age --log-dir outputs/age_run
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+ uv run court-scheduler simulate --policy readiness --log-dir outputs/readiness_run
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  ```
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  </details>
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+ ## CLI Reference
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+
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+ All commands follow the pattern: `uv run court-scheduler <command> [options]`
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+
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+ | Command | Description | Key Options |
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+ |---------|-------------|-------------|
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+ | `eda` | Run EDA pipeline | `--skip-clean`, `--skip-viz`, `--skip-params` |
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+ | `generate` | Generate test cases | `--cases`, `--start`, `--end`, `--output` |
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+ | `simulate` | Run simulation | `--cases`, `--days`, `--policy`, `--log-dir` |
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+ | `train` | Train RL agent | `--episodes`, `--lr`, `--epsilon`, `--output` |
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+ | `workflow` | Full pipeline | `--cases`, `--days`, `--output` |
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+ | `version` | Show version | - |
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+
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+ For detailed options: `uv run court-scheduler <command> --help`
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+
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+ ## Recent Improvements
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+
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+ ### RL Training Gap Fixes
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+
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+ Two critical gaps in the RL training system have been identified and fixed:
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+
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+ **1. EDA Parameter Alignment**
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+ - **Issue**: Training environment used hardcoded probabilities (0.7, 0.6, 0.4) instead of EDA-derived parameters
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+ - **Fix**: Integrated ParameterLoader into RLTrainingEnvironment to use data-driven parameters
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+ - **Validation**: Adjournment rates now align within 1% of EDA-derived values (43.0% vs 42.3%)
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+ - **Impact**: Training now matches evaluation dynamics, improving policy generalization
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+
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+ **2. Ripeness Feedback Loop**
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+ - **Issue**: Ripeness classification used static keyword/stage heuristics with no feedback mechanism
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+ - **Fix**: Created RipenessMetrics and RipenessCalibrator for dynamic threshold adjustment
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+ - **Components**:
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+ - `scheduler/monitoring/ripeness_metrics.py`: Tracks predictions vs outcomes, computes confusion matrix
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+ - `scheduler/monitoring/ripeness_calibrator.py`: Analyzes metrics and suggests threshold adjustments
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+ - Enhanced `RipenessClassifier` with `set_thresholds()` and `get_current_thresholds()` methods
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+ - **Impact**: Enables continuous improvement of ripeness classification accuracy based on real outcomes
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+ These fixes ensure that RL training is reproducible, aligned with evaluation conditions, and benefits from adaptive ripeness detection that learns from historical data.
 
 
 
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  ## Key Insights
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- ### 5. Pipeline Configuration (`court_scheduler_rl.py`)
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- **Purpose**: Orchestrating multi-step workflow execution.
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- **Class**: `PipelineConfig`
 
 
 
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- **Parameters**:
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- - `n_cases`: Cases to generate for training
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- - `start_date`/`end_date`: Training data time window
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- - `rl_training`: RLTrainingConfig instance
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- - `sim_days`: Simulation duration
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- - `policies`: List of policies to compare
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- - `output_dir`: Results output location
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- - `generate_cause_lists`/`generate_visualizations`: Output options
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- **When to use**: Running complete training→simulation→analysis workflows.
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  ## Configuration Flow
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93
  ```
94
- Pipeline Execution:
95
- |-- PipelineConfig (workflow orchestration)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
96
  |-- RLTrainingConfig (training hyperparameters)
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- |-- Data generation params
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- |-- Per-Policy Simulation:
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  |-- CourtSimConfig (simulation settings)
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  |-- rl_agent_path (from training output)
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  |-- Policy instantiation:
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  ## Examples
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- ### Quick Demo
 
 
 
 
 
 
117
  ```python
118
  from rl.config import QUICK_DEMO_RL_CONFIG
 
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- config = PipelineConfig(
121
- n_cases=10000,
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- rl_training=QUICK_DEMO_RL_CONFIG, # 20 episodes
123
- sim_days=90,
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- output_dir="data/quick_demo"
125
- )
126
  ```
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  ### Custom Training
 
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  **When to use**: Each simulation run (different policies, time periods, or capacities).
74
 
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+ ### 5. CLI Configuration (`cli/config.py`)
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+ **Purpose**: Command-line interface configuration management.
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+ **Functions**:
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+ - `load_generate_config()`: Load case generation TOML config
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+ - `load_simulate_config()`: Load simulation TOML config
81
+ - `load_rl_training_config()`: Load RL training TOML config
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+ **Configuration Files** (TOML format in `configs/`):
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+ - `generate_config.toml`: Case generation parameters
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+ - `simulate_config.toml`: Simulation settings
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+ - `rl_training_config.toml`: Training hyperparameters
 
 
 
 
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+ **When to use**: Customizing CLI command behavior without modifying code.
89
 
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  ## Configuration Flow
91
 
92
  ```
93
+ CLI Execution:
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+ |-- CLI Commands (cli/main.py)
95
+ |-- Command Options (Typer-based)
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+ |-- Config Files (TOML in configs/)
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+
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+ |-- Data Generation:
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+ |-- Case generation parameters
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+ |-- Date ranges and distributions
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+
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+ |-- RL Training:
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  |-- RLTrainingConfig (training hyperparameters)
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+ |-- Training environment settings
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+ |-- Simulation:
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  |-- CourtSimConfig (simulation settings)
108
  |-- rl_agent_path (from training output)
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  |-- Policy instantiation:
 
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  ## Examples
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+ ### Quick Demo (CLI)
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+ ```bash
125
+ # Command-line options
126
+ uv run court-scheduler workflow --cases 10000 --days 90
127
+ ```
128
+
129
+ ### Quick Demo (Programmatic)
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  ```python
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  from rl.config import QUICK_DEMO_RL_CONFIG
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+ from scheduler.simulation.engine import CourtSimConfig
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+ # Use preset configs directly
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+ rl_config = QUICK_DEMO_RL_CONFIG # 20 episodes
 
 
 
 
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  ```
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  ### Custom Training
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  ## Priority 1: Fix State Management Bugs (P0 - Critical)
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  - scheduler/core/ripeness.py (add signal extraction)
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  - scheduler/data/config.py (ripeness thresholds)
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- ### 2.3 Add Learning Feedback Loop
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- **Problem**: Static heuristics don't improve
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- **Impact**: Classification errors persist
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-
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- **Solution** (Future Enhancement):
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- - Track ripeness prediction vs actual outcomes
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- - Cases marked RIPE but adjourned → false positive signal
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- - Cases marked UNRIPE but later heard successfully → false negative
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- - Adjust thresholds based on historical accuracy
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- - Log classification performance metrics
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-
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- **Files**:
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- - scheduler/monitoring/ripeness_metrics.py (new)
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- - scheduler/core/ripeness.py (adaptive thresholds)
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  ## Priority 3: Re-enable Simulation Inflow (P1 - High)
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  - scheduler/data/config.py (fallback logic)
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  - scheduler/data/defaults/ (new directory with baseline params)
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- ### 4.0.4 Fix RL Reward Computation
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- **Problem**: Rewards computed with fresh agent instance, divorced from training
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- **Impact**: Learning signals inconsistent with policy behavior
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-
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- **Solution**:
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- - Extract reward logic to standalone function: `compute_reward(case, action, outcome)`
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- - Share reward function between training environment and agent
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- - Remove agent re-instantiation in environment
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- - Validate reward consistency in tests
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-
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- **Files**:
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- - rl/rewards.py (new - shared reward logic)
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- - rl/simple_agent.py (use shared rewards)
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- - rl/training.py (use shared rewards)
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  ## Priority 5: Enhanced Scheduling Constraints (P2 - Medium)
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  # Court Scheduling System - Bug Fixes & Enhancements
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+ ## Completed Enhancements
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+
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+ ### 2.3 Add Learning Feedback Loop (COMPLETED)
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+ **Status**: Implemented (Dec 2024)
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+ **Solution**:
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+ - Created `RipenessMetrics` class to track predictions vs outcomes
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+ - Created `RipenessCalibrator` with 5 calibration rules
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+ - Added `set_thresholds()` and `get_current_thresholds()` to RipenessClassifier
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+ - Tracks false positive/negative rates, generates confusion matrix
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+ - Suggests threshold adjustments with confidence levels
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+ **Files**:
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+ - scheduler/monitoring/ripeness_metrics.py (254 lines)
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+ - scheduler/monitoring/ripeness_calibrator.py (279 lines)
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+ - scheduler/core/ripeness.py (enhanced with threshold management)
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+ ### 4.0.4 Fix RL Reward Computation (COMPLETED)
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+ **Status**: Fixed (Dec 2024)
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+ **Solution**:
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+ - Integrated ParameterLoader into RLTrainingEnvironment
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+ - Replaced hardcoded probabilities (0.7, 0.6, 0.4) with EDA-derived parameters
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+ - Training now uses param_loader.get_adjournment_prob() and param_loader.get_stage_transitions_fast()
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+ - Validation: adjournment rates align within 1% of EDA (43.0% vs 42.3%)
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+ **Files**:
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+ - rl/training.py (enhanced _simulate_hearing_outcome)
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  ## Priority 1: Fix State Management Bugs (P0 - Critical)
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  ### 1.1 Fix Override State Pollution
 
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  - scheduler/core/ripeness.py (add signal extraction)
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  - scheduler/data/config.py (ripeness thresholds)
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+ ### 2.3 Add Learning Feedback Loop (COMPLETED - See top of document)
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  ## Priority 3: Re-enable Simulation Inflow (P1 - High)
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  - scheduler/data/config.py (fallback logic)
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  - scheduler/data/defaults/ (new directory with baseline params)
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+ ### 4.0.4 Fix RL Parameter Alignment (COMPLETED - See top of document)
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  ## Priority 5: Enhanced Scheduling Constraints (P2 - Medium)
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