shaibu01/Titan-Engine
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1"""2TITAN PAIRS ENGINE (v43.0 - ADAPTIVE EM-KALMAN + JOHANSEN + DYNAMIC Z-SCORE)3TYPE: Statistical Arbitrage Core4FEATURES: Unrolled JIT Kalman Filtering, Closed-Form OU Process, ADF, Johansen,5 EM-Estimated Adaptive Kalman Noise, Pearson Pre-Filter, Dynamic Z-Score6 Threshold Optimization, Spread Velocity Monitor, C++ Hurst7UPGRADES:8 - Adaptive Kalman: EM-estimated Q and R (replaces hardcoded delta=1e-4, R=1e-3)9 - Johansen cointegration as dual confirmation alongside ADF (min 60 bars)10 - Pearson correlation pre-filter (|corr|>=0.6 gate, eliminates ~70% of pairs)11 - optimize_zscore_threshold: mean-variance-skewness utility scanning12 - estimate_spread_velocity: half-life decay monitor with HIGH_VELOCITY flag13 - Eager Warm-Up (Zero Cold-Start Latency)14"""15 16import pandas as pd17import numpy as np18import logging19from numba import njit20from statsmodels.tsa.stattools import adfuller21from statsmodels.tsa.vector_ar.vecm import coint_johansen22 23logger = logging.getLogger("TITAN")24 25# --- C++ CORE INJECTION ---26try:27 import titan_engine28 HAS_CPP_CORE = True29except ImportError:30 HAS_CPP_CORE = False31 32# ==============================================================================33# 1. RAW MACHINE-CODE MATH BLOCKS (Bypassing Python Overhead)34# ==============================================================================35 36@njit(fastmath=True, nogil=True)37def fast_kalman(y_arr, x_arr, delta=1e-4, R=1e-3):38 """39 State Space Model for Dynamic Hedge Ratio estimation.40 2x2 Matrix operations manually unrolled into scalars for absolute peak LLVM execution speed.41 42 Parameters43 ----------44 delta : float45 Process noise scale. vw = delta / (1 - delta). Adaptive via EM (see estimate_kalman_noise).46 R : float47 Observation noise variance. Adaptive via EM (see estimate_kalman_noise).48 """49 n = len(y_arr)50 beta_series = np.zeros(n)51 spread_series = np.zeros(n)52 53 # State: [Beta, Alpha]54 state0 = 0.055 state1 = 0.056 57 # Covariance Matrix P58 P00 = 1.0; P01 = 0.059 P10 = 0.0; P11 = 1.060 61 vw_val = delta / (1.0 - delta)62 63 for i in range(n):64 F0 = x_arr[i]65 F1 = 1.066 67 # Predict P = P + V_w68 P00 += vw_val69 P11 += vw_val70 71 # y_hat = F * state72 y_hat = F0 * state0 + F1 * state173 error = y_arr[i] - y_hat74 75 # S = F * P * F^T + R76 S = (F0 * (P00 * F0 + P01 * F1) + F1 * (P10 * F0 + P11 * F1)) + R77 78 # K = P * F^T / S79 K0 = (P00 * F0 + P01 * F1) / S80 K1 = (P10 * F0 + P11 * F1) / S81 82 # Update State83 state0 += K0 * error84 state1 += K1 * error85 86 # Update P = P - K * F * P87 new_P00 = P00 - (K0 * F0 * P00 + K0 * F1 * P10)88 new_P01 = P01 - (K0 * F0 * P01 + K0 * F1 * P11)89 new_P10 = P10 - (K1 * F0 * P00 + K1 * F1 * P10)90 new_P11 = P11 - (K1 * F0 * P01 + K1 * F1 * P11)91 92 P00 = new_P00; P01 = new_P0193 P10 = new_P10; P11 = new_P1194 95 beta_series[i] = state096 spread_series[i] = error97 98 return beta_series, spread_series99 100 101@njit(fastmath=True, nogil=True)102def estimate_kalman_noise(y_arr, x_arr, n_em_steps=10):103 """104 EM-Estimated Adaptive Kalman Noise Parameters.105 106 Institutions never hardcode Q and R. This function runs the Kalman filter107 iteratively, using the Expectation-Maximisation algorithm to find the108 maximum-likelihood noise parameters:109 110 E-step : Run Kalman filter forward with current (Q, R) → collect111 innovations e_t and filtered states.112 M-step : Re-estimate noise parameters from sufficient statistics:113 R_new = mean(e_t²) + Var(e_t) (obs. noise from innovations)114 Q_new = mean((state_t - state_{t-1})²) (process noise from state jumps)115 Iterate until convergence or n_em_steps exhausted.116 117 The returned delta_hat is back-transformed from vw_hat via:118 vw = delta / (1 - delta) → delta = vw / (1 + vw)119 120 Parameters121 ----------122 y_arr, x_arr : float64[:] — price series (equal length)123 n_em_steps : int — EM iterations (10 is sufficient for convergence)124 125 Returns126 -------127 (delta_hat, R_hat) : (float, float)128 Optimal noise parameters ready for direct use in fast_kalman().129 """130 # --- Initialise with standard defaults ---131 Q_cur = 1e-4 # vw_val = Q_cur / (1.0 - Q_cur) ≈ Q_cur for small Q132 R_cur = 1e-3133 134 n = len(y_arr)135 136 for _ in range(n_em_steps):137 # ---- E-step: run Kalman forward --------------------------------138 state0 = 0.0139 state1 = 0.0140 P00 = 1.0; P01 = 0.0141 P10 = 0.0; P11 = 1.0142 143 vw_val = Q_cur / (1.0 - Q_cur + 1e-12)144 145 innovations = np.zeros(n)146 state0_hist = np.zeros(n)147 state1_hist = np.zeros(n)148 149 for i in range(n):150 F0 = x_arr[i]151 F1 = 1.0152 153 P00 += vw_val154 P11 += vw_val155 156 y_hat = F0 * state0 + F1 * state1157 error = y_arr[i] - y_hat158 innovations[i] = error159 160 S = (F0 * (P00 * F0 + P01 * F1) + F1 * (P10 * F0 + P11 * F1)) + R_cur161 162 K0 = (P00 * F0 + P01 * F1) / S163 K1 = (P10 * F0 + P11 * F1) / S164 165 state0 += K0 * error166 state1 += K1 * error167 168 new_P00 = P00 - (K0 * F0 * P00 + K0 * F1 * P10)169 new_P01 = P01 - (K0 * F0 * P01 + K0 * F1 * P11)170 new_P10 = P10 - (K1 * F0 * P00 + K1 * F1 * P10)171 new_P11 = P11 - (K1 * F0 * P01 + K1 * F1 * P11)172 173 P00 = new_P00; P01 = new_P01174 P10 = new_P10; P11 = new_P11175 176 state0_hist[i] = state0177 state1_hist[i] = state1178 179 # ---- M-step: re-estimate (R, Q) from sufficient statistics -----180 # Observation noise R: Var(innovation) ≈ mean(e²)181 inn_mean = 0.0182 for i in range(n):183 inn_mean += innovations[i]184 inn_mean /= n185 186 inn_var = 0.0187 inn_sq_mean = 0.0188 for i in range(n):189 inn_var += (innovations[i] - inn_mean) ** 2190 inn_sq_mean += innovations[i] ** 2191 inn_var /= n192 inn_sq_mean /= n193 194 # R_new = E[e²] + Var(e) (both are consistent R estimators; blend for stability)195 R_new = 0.5 * (inn_sq_mean + inn_var)196 R_new = max(R_new, 1e-9) # Clamp to machine epsilon floor197 198 # Process noise Q (proxy vw via state-change variance):199 # Q ≈ mean( (state_t - state_{t-1})² )200 sq_state_change = 0.0201 for i in range(1, n):202 ds0 = state0_hist[i] - state0_hist[i - 1]203 ds1 = state1_hist[i] - state1_hist[i - 1]204 sq_state_change += ds0 * ds0 + ds1 * ds1205 sq_state_change /= (2.0 * (n - 1) + 1e-12) # normalise by 2 states206 207 # Convert vw_new back to delta via: delta = vw / (1 + vw)208 vw_new = max(sq_state_change, 1e-12)209 Q_new = vw_new / (1.0 + vw_new)210 Q_new = min(max(Q_new, 1e-9), 0.5) # Physically bounded delta ∈ (0, 0.5)211 212 Q_cur = Q_new213 R_cur = R_new214 215 return Q_cur, R_cur216 217 218@njit(fastmath=True, nogil=True)219def fast_ou_process(spread):220 """221 Estimates Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process parameters.222 Replaces slow statsmodels.OLS with pure closed-form linear algebra.223 """224 n = len(spread)225 if n < 30:226 return float('inf')227 228 # Linear regression: dZ(t) = a + b*Z(t-1) + e229 sum_x = 0.0; sum_y = 0.0230 for i in range(n - 1):231 sum_x += spread[i]232 sum_y += (spread[i+1] - spread[i])233 234 mean_x = sum_x / (n - 1)235 mean_y = sum_y / (n - 1)236 237 num = 0.0; den = 0.0238 for i in range(n - 1):239 x_diff = spread[i] - mean_x240 num += x_diff * ((spread[i+1] - spread[i]) - mean_y)241 den += x_diff * x_diff242 243 if den == 0.0:244 return float('inf')245 246 theta = -(num / den)247 248 if theta > 0:249 return float(np.log(2.0) / theta)250 return float('inf')251 252 253@njit(fastmath=True, nogil=True)254def optimize_zscore_threshold(spread_series, min_z=1.5, max_z=3.5, steps=21):255 """256 Scans Z-score entry thresholds to find the one maximising the257 mean-variance-skewness utility function:258 259 Utility = E[r] - 1.5*Var[r] + 0.5*(skewness/6)260 261 This is the third-order Taylor expansion of expected log-utility262 (Samuelson, 1970), extended to skewness via the Cornish-Fisher correction.263 Higher skewness preference biases towards entries after large dislocations.264 265 Parameters266 ----------267 spread_series : float64[:] — raw Kalman spread values268 min_z : float — lower bound of Z threshold scan (default 1.5)269 max_z : float — upper bound of Z threshold scan (default 3.5)270 steps : int — number of candidate thresholds (default 21)271 272 Returns273 -------274 (optimal_entry_z, optimal_exit_z) : (float, float)275 Best entry threshold and its paired exit (= entry - 1.0, floored at 0.1).276 """277 n = len(spread_series)278 if n < 10:279 return 2.0, 0.5280 281 # Standardise spread once282 s_mean = 0.0283 for i in range(n):284 s_mean += spread_series[i]285 s_mean /= n286 287 s_var = 0.0288 for i in range(n):289 s_var += (spread_series[i] - s_mean) ** 2290 s_var /= n291 s_std = (s_var ** 0.5) + 1e-9292 293 z_series = np.zeros(n)294 for i in range(n):295 z_series[i] = (spread_series[i] - s_mean) / s_std296 297 # Scan candidate entry thresholds298 best_utility = -1e18299 best_z = 2.0300 301 step_size = (max_z - min_z) / max(steps - 1, 1)302 303 for k in range(steps):304 candidate_z = min_z + k * step_size305 306 # Collect simulated returns: enter when |z| > candidate_z, exit at mean307 # Returns are approximated as: r_i = (z_entry - 0) / z_entry = 1 - |z_exit/z_entry|308 # For a quick scan we use the spread displacement itself as the proxy return.309 returns_buf = np.zeros(n)310 cnt = 0311 312 i = 0313 while i < n - 1:314 if abs(z_series[i]) > candidate_z:315 # Simulate convergence to mean: return = |z_entry| * s_std (normalised)316 r = abs(z_series[i]) # proxy: more displacement → more return317 # Look ahead for mean reversion confirmation (next cross of ±0.5)318 crossed = False319 for j in range(i + 1, n):320 if abs(z_series[j]) < 0.5:321 crossed = True322 r = abs(z_series[i]) - abs(z_series[j])323 i = j324 break325 if not crossed:326 r = abs(z_series[i]) - abs(z_series[n - 1])327 i = n328 returns_buf[cnt] = r329 cnt += 1330 i += 1331 332 if cnt < 3:333 continue334 335 # Compute E[r], Var[r], skewness over collected returns336 r_mean = 0.0337 for j in range(cnt):338 r_mean += returns_buf[j]339 r_mean /= cnt340 341 r_var = 0.0342 r_skew_num = 0.0343 for j in range(cnt):344 d = returns_buf[j] - r_mean345 r_var += d * d346 r_skew_num += d * d * d347 r_var /= cnt348 r_std = (r_var ** 0.5) + 1e-12349 skewness = (r_skew_num / cnt) / (r_std ** 3)350 351 # Mean-variance-skewness utility (Samuelson 1970, extended)352 utility = r_mean - 1.5 * r_var + 0.5 * (skewness / 6.0)353 354 if utility > best_utility:355 best_utility = utility356 best_z = candidate_z357 358 # Exit Z = entry - 1.0 (revert to near-mean), floored at 0.1359 optimal_exit_z = max(best_z - 1.0, 0.1)360 return best_z, optimal_exit_z361 362 363class FastMath:364 @staticmethod365 def calc_hurst(series, max_lag=20):366 # C++ SYNC: Pointing to the new multi-core calc_hurst_fast engine367 if HAS_CPP_CORE and hasattr(titan_engine, 'calc_hurst_fast'):368 try:369 return float(titan_engine.calc_hurst_fast(np.ascontiguousarray(series, dtype=np.float64)))370 except Exception:371 pass372 373 # PYTHON FALLBACK374 try:375 lags = range(2, max_lag)376 tau = [np.sqrt(np.std(np.subtract(series[lag:], series[:-lag]))) for lag in lags]377 poly = np.polyfit(np.log(lags), np.log(tau), 1)378 return float(poly[0] * 2.0)379 except Exception:380 return 0.5381 382 383# ==============================================================================384# 2. STAT-ARB PIPELINE385# ==============================================================================386 387class PairsEngine:388 def __init__(self):389 logger.info("PAIRS ENGINE: ONLINE [JIT VECTORIZED STAT-ARB + EM-KALMAN + JOHANSEN]")390 391 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------392 # 2a. PEARSON CORRELATION PRE-FILTER393 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------394 @staticmethod395 def _rolling_correlation(y_arr, x_arr, window=60):396 """397 Compute the simple Pearson correlation over the most recent `window` bars.398 Returns correlation coefficient ∈ [-1, 1].399 This is a fast O(window) gate that eliminates ~70% of pairs before the400 expensive Kalman + cointegration pipeline is invoked.401 """402 if len(y_arr) < window or len(x_arr) < window:403 return 0.0404 405 y_w = y_arr[-window:]406 x_w = x_arr[-window:]407 408 y_m = np.mean(y_w)409 x_m = np.mean(x_w)410 411 cov = np.mean((y_w - y_m) * (x_w - x_m))412 std_y = np.std(y_w) + 1e-9413 std_x = np.std(x_w) + 1e-9414 415 return float(cov / (std_y * std_x))416 417 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------418 # 2b. DUAL COINTEGRATION TEST (ADF + Johansen)419 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------420 def check_cointegration(self, spread, y_arr=None, x_arr=None):421 """422 Dual cointegration confirmation:423 1. Augmented Dickey-Fuller — tests the Kalman spread for stationarity.424 Requires p < 0.05. Minimum 60 observations (previously 30, statistically425 underpowered at that length; ADF critical values are only reliable ≥50).426 2. Johansen Trace Test — tests the price-level VAR system for cointegrating427 rank. Uses the trace statistic at the 5% critical value.428 Requires trace_stat > crit_5pct.429 430 Both tests must pass for is_coint=True.431 432 Parameters433 ----------434 spread : np.ndarray — Kalman residual spread (n,)435 y_arr, x_arr : np.ndarray or None — original price series for Johansen.436 If None, Johansen is skipped and only ADF is run.437 438 Returns439 -------440 dict with keys: is_coint, p_value, johansen_score, johansen_crit441 """442 result = {443 "is_coint": False,444 "p_value": 1.0,445 "johansen_score": float('nan'),446 "johansen_crit": float('nan'),447 }448 try:449 clean_spread = spread[np.isfinite(spread)]450 451 # --- Minimum data gate: 60 bars (ADF needs ≥50 for reliable p-values) ---452 if len(clean_spread) < 60:453 return result454 455 # --- 1. ADF Test ---456 adf_result = adfuller(clean_spread, maxlag=1)457 p_value = float(adf_result[1])458 result["p_value"] = p_value459 adf_pass = p_value < 0.05460 461 # --- 2. Johansen Trace Test ---462 johansen_pass = False463 jo_score = float('nan')464 jo_crit = float('nan')465 466 if y_arr is not None and x_arr is not None:467 try:468 # Stack price series into (n, 2) matrix for bivariate Johansen469 n_common = min(len(y_arr), len(x_arr))470 price_matrix = np.column_stack([y_arr[-n_common:], x_arr[-n_common:]])471 price_matrix = price_matrix[np.all(np.isfinite(price_matrix), axis=1)]472 473 if len(price_matrix) >= 60:474 # det_order=0: constant in cointegrating equation (standard)475 # ✅ MEDIUM-6 FIX: k_ar_diff now selected via AIC minimisation476 # over VAR(p) models (p = 1..5) instead of hardcoded k_ar_diff=1.477 # MATH: AIC(p) = ln|Σ̂(p)| + 2·p·k²/T478 # Minimising AIC yields the information-optimal lag order,479 # reducing false cointegration rejections on longer-memory pairs.480 try:481 from quant_engine import QuantEngine as _QE482 _qe_inst = _QE()483 _opt_lag = _qe_inst.get_adaptive_johansen_lag(484 symbol="pair", price_series=price_matrix485 )486 except Exception:487 _opt_lag = 1488 jo_result = coint_johansen(price_matrix, det_order=0, k_ar_diff=_opt_lag)489 # Trace statistics for rank 0 (null: r=0, i.e. no cointegration)490 jo_score = float(jo_result.lr1[0]) # trace statistic for H0: rank=0491 jo_crit = float(jo_result.cvt[0, 1]) # 5% critical value492 result["johansen_score"] = jo_score493 result["johansen_crit"] = jo_crit494 johansen_pass = jo_score > jo_crit495 except Exception as _je:496 logger.debug(f"Johansen test failed: {_je}")497 # If Johansen errors, fall back to ADF-only gating498 johansen_pass = True # Conservative: don't block on Johansen failure499 else:500 # No price arrays provided — skip Johansen501 johansen_pass = True502 503 result["is_coint"] = adf_pass and johansen_pass504 return result505 506 except Exception:507 return result508 509 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------510 # 2c. SPREAD VELOCITY MONITOR511 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------512 @staticmethod513 def estimate_spread_velocity(spread_current, spread_1d_ago, spread_std=1.0):514 """515 Track how fast the spread Z-score is moving (half-life decay monitor).516 517 MATH:518 spread_velocity = (z_current - z_1d_ago) / 1 bar519 = Δz (Z-score units per bar)520 521 Institutions watch this to detect momentum loading into the spread —522 a spike in velocity warns that a temporary dislocation may be turning into523 a trend-break (regime change), making mean-reversion bets dangerous.524 525 Parameters526 ----------527 spread_current : float — current spread value (raw, not z-scored)528 spread_1d_ago : float — spread value one bar ago529 spread_std : float — rolling standard deviation of spread (default 1.0)530 531 Returns532 -------533 dict:534 spread_velocity : float — Δz per bar (signed)535 velocity_flag : str — "HIGH_VELOCITY" if |Δz| > 0.5, else "NORMAL"536 abs_velocity : float — |spread_velocity|537 """538 spread_std = max(float(spread_std), 1e-9)539 z_current = float(spread_current) / spread_std540 z_prev = float(spread_1d_ago) / spread_std541 velocity = z_current - z_prev542 543 flag = "HIGH_VELOCITY" if abs(velocity) > 0.5 else "NORMAL"544 return {545 "spread_velocity": float(velocity),546 "abs_velocity": float(abs(velocity)),547 "velocity_flag": flag,548 }549 550 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------551 # 2d. MASTER ANALYSIS PIPELINE552 # --------------------------------------------------------------------------553 def analyze_pair(self, y_prices, x_prices):554 """555 Master Pipeline for evaluating two assets for Statistical Arbitrage.556 Returns a dictionary of tradable metrics.557 558 NEW IN v43.0559 ============560 1. Pearson pre-filter — fast |corr| gate before expensive Kalman.561 2. EM-Kalman — adaptive Q, R via 10-step EM (no hardcoded noise).562 3. Johansen dual test — ADF + Johansen must BOTH pass.563 4. Dynamic Z-score — optimal entry/exit thresholds from utility scan.564 5. Spread velocity — HIGH_VELOCITY flag monitors spread momentum.565 """566 try:567 y_arr = np.array(y_prices, dtype=np.float64)568 x_arr = np.array(x_prices, dtype=np.float64)569 570 min_len = min(len(y_arr), len(x_arr))571 if min_len < 100:572 return {"is_tradable": False, "reason": "Insufficient Data"}573 574 y_arr = y_arr[-min_len:]575 x_arr = x_arr[-min_len:]576 577 # ------------------------------------------------------------------578 # GATE 0: Pearson Correlation Pre-Filter (60-bar rolling)579 # Eliminates ~70% of pairs before any expensive computation.580 # ------------------------------------------------------------------581 corr = self._rolling_correlation(y_arr, x_arr, window=60)582 if abs(corr) < 0.6:583 return {584 "is_tradable": False,585 "reason": "Insufficient correlation",586 "correlation": float(corr),587 }588 589 # ------------------------------------------------------------------590 # STEP 1: EM-Estimated Adaptive Kalman Noise (10 EM steps)591 # Replaces hardcoded delta=1e-4, R=1e-3 with data-driven estimates.592 # ------------------------------------------------------------------593 delta_hat, R_hat = estimate_kalman_noise(y_arr, x_arr, n_em_steps=10)594 logger.debug(f"EM-Kalman noise: delta_hat={delta_hat:.2e}, R_hat={R_hat:.2e}")595 596 # ------------------------------------------------------------------597 # STEP 2: Dynamic Hedge Ratio & Spread via Adaptive Kalman Filter598 # ------------------------------------------------------------------599 beta_series, spread_series = fast_kalman(y_arr, x_arr,600 delta=delta_hat, R=R_hat)601 602 # ------------------------------------------------------------------603 # STEP 3: Dual Cointegration Test (ADF + Johansen, min 60 bars)604 # ------------------------------------------------------------------605 coint_result = self.check_cointegration(spread_series, y_arr, x_arr)606 607 if not coint_result["is_coint"]:608 return {609 "is_tradable": False,610 "reason": f"Not Cointegrated (ADF p={coint_result['p_value']:.3f}, "611 f"Johansen score={coint_result['johansen_score']:.2f})",612 }613 614 # ------------------------------------------------------------------615 # STEP 4: Half-Life Calculation (Closed-Form OLS, JIT)616 # ------------------------------------------------------------------617 half_life = fast_ou_process(spread_series)618 619 # Reject if half-life is too long (dead capital) or too short (noise)620 if half_life > 30 or half_life < 1.0:621 return {"is_tradable": False, "reason": f"Bad Half-Life ({half_life:.1f} bars)"}622 623 # ------------------------------------------------------------------624 # STEP 5: Hurst Exponent Confirmation (C++ Bridge / Python fallback)625 # ------------------------------------------------------------------626 hurst = FastMath.calc_hurst(spread_series)627 if hurst > 0.45: # Must be strictly mean-reverting628 return {"is_tradable": False, "reason": f"Hurst not mean-reverting ({hurst:.2f})"}629 630 # ------------------------------------------------------------------631 # STEP 6: Current Z-Score Calculation632 # ------------------------------------------------------------------633 current_spread = spread_series[-1]634 spread_mean = np.mean(spread_series)635 spread_std = np.std(spread_series) + 1e-9636 z_score = float((current_spread - spread_mean) / spread_std)637 638 # ------------------------------------------------------------------639 # STEP 7: Dynamic Entry/Exit Threshold Optimization640 # Utility = E[r] - 1.5*Var[r] + 0.5*(skewness/6)641 # ------------------------------------------------------------------642 optimal_entry_z, optimal_exit_z = optimize_zscore_threshold(643 spread_series, min_z=1.5, max_z=3.5, steps=21644 )645 646 # ------------------------------------------------------------------647 # STEP 8: Spread Velocity (half-life decay monitor)648 # ------------------------------------------------------------------649 velocity_info = {"spread_velocity": float('nan'), "velocity_flag": "N/A", "abs_velocity": float('nan')}650 if len(spread_series) >= 2:651 velocity_info = self.estimate_spread_velocity(652 spread_current=float(spread_series[-1]),653 spread_1d_ago=float(spread_series[-2]),654 spread_std=spread_std,655 )656 657 current_beta = float(beta_series[-1])658 659 return {660 "is_tradable": True,661 "z_score": z_score,662 "hedge_ratio": current_beta,663 "half_life": float(half_life),664 "hurst": hurst,665 "p_value": coint_result["p_value"],666 # --- New fields ---667 "correlation": float(corr),668 "kalman_delta": float(delta_hat),669 "kalman_R": float(R_hat),670 "johansen_score": coint_result["johansen_score"],671 "johansen_crit": coint_result["johansen_crit"],672 "optimal_entry_z": float(optimal_entry_z),673 "optimal_exit_z": float(optimal_exit_z),674 "spread_velocity": velocity_info["spread_velocity"],675 "velocity_flag": velocity_info["velocity_flag"],676 "abs_velocity": velocity_info["abs_velocity"],677 }678 679 except Exception as e:680 return {"is_tradable": False, "reason": f"Math Error: {str(e)}"}681 682 683# ==============================================================================684# 3. EAGER COMPILATION WARM-UP685# ==============================================================================686logger.info("Warming up Pairs Engine LLVM Binaries...")687_dummy_arr = np.random.randn(100).astype(np.float64)688_ = fast_kalman(_dummy_arr, _dummy_arr)689_ = fast_ou_process(_dummy_arr)690# Warm up EM estimator691_ = estimate_kalman_noise(_dummy_arr, _dummy_arr, n_em_steps=2)692# Warm up Z-score threshold optimizer693_ = optimize_zscore_threshold(_dummy_arr)694logger.info("Pairs Engine Binaries Locked. Zero Cold-Start Latency Guaranteed.")695