Week 3: CMap connectivity scoring engine + ranked candidates

Implement the matching engine (PLAN §6 Week 3):
- src/scoring.py: weighted-KS/GSEA enrichment, weighted connectivity
  score (WTCS, Lamb 2006 / Subramanian 2017), signed NCS normalization,
  rank_drugs, and a sickle-pathway mechanistic prior
- tests/test_scoring.py: real reference tests for the scorer (perfect
  reversal<null<mimic, same-sign->0, absent-gene invariance) + prior
- week3_scoring.py: score 300 drugs -> ranked_candidates_v1.csv with a
  raw ranking and a secondary mechanistic-prior-weighted ranking

Preliminary (formal recovery test is Week 4): hydroxyurea raw rank
40/300 (top 13%, just misses pre-registered top-10%), blended rank 7;
L-glutamine WTCS=0 (ambiguous). Notably anti-inflammatory SCD drugs
cluster in the raw top tier — the engine reverses the inflammation axis,
not the erythroid axis, traceable to the 12% landmark-overlap caveat.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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"""CMap-style connectivity scoring — the matching engine.
"""CMap-style connectivity scoring — the matching engine (Week 3, PLAN §6).
Week 3 (PLAN.md §6). Scores each drug's LINCS signature against the disease signature using
weighted Kolmogorov-Smirnov enrichment (Lamb 2006 / Subramanian 2017). Strongly *negative*
connectivity = strong reversal of the disease signature = candidate match.
Scores each drug's LINCS consensus signature against the disease signature using the weighted
Kolmogorov-Smirnov / GSEA enrichment statistic (Lamb 2006; Subramanian 2017). The query is the
disease up/down gene sets; the reference is each drug's 978 landmark genes ranked by z-score.
Uses ``cmapPy`` as the reference implementation. ``tests/test_scoring.py`` verifies the
implementation against a known reference.
Sign convention (PLAN §6): strongly **negative** connectivity = strong **reversal** of the
disease signature = candidate match. A drug that down-regulates the disease's up-genes and
up-regulates its down-genes scores negative.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from pathlib import Path
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
from pydantic import BaseModel
from . import RESULTS_DIR
# Sickle-cell-relevant target pathways for the mechanistic prior (PLAN §6 Week 3 task 3).
# Keys are pathway categories; values are substrings matched (case-insensitive) against a
# drug's ChEMBL target names.
SICKLE_PATHWAYS: dict[str, tuple[str, ...]] = {
"hbf_epigenetic": ("histone deacetylase", "hdac", "methyltransferase", "dnmt",
"ribonucleoside-diphosphate reductase", "ribonucleotide reductase"),
"hemoglobin": ("hemoglobin", "globin"),
"no_signaling": ("nitric oxide", "guanylate cyclase", "phosphodiesterase 5", "pde5"),
"inflammation": ("cyclooxygenase", "prostaglandin", "nf-kappa", "interleukin",
"leukotriene", "selectin", "tumor necrosis factor"),
"oxidative_stress": ("glutathione", "superoxide", "nadph oxidase", "thioredoxin", "nrf2"),
}
class ConnectivityResult(BaseModel):
"""Connectivity score for a single drug against the disease signature."""
chembl_id: str
drug_name: str
connectivity_score: float | None # None when the drug has no LINCS signature.
normalized_score: float | None = None
p_value: float | None = None
scored: bool # False => no signature available, not scored (do not skip silently).
n_genes_overlap: int | None = None
def _enrichment_score(drug_profile: pd.Series, gene_set: set[str], weight: float = 1.0) -> float:
"""Weighted GSEA/KS enrichment score of ``gene_set`` in a drug's ranked profile.
The profile is ranked by z-score (most up-regulated first). Hits increment a running sum in
proportion to ``|z|**weight``; misses decrement uniformly. ES is the max signed deviation
from zero. ES>0 => set enriched among up-regulated genes; ES<0 => among down-regulated.
"""
s = drug_profile.sort_values(ascending=False)
genes = s.index.to_numpy()
vals = s.to_numpy(dtype=float)
hit = np.fromiter((g in gene_set for g in genes), dtype=bool, count=len(genes))
n_hit = int(hit.sum())
n = len(genes)
if n_hit == 0 or n_hit == n:
return 0.0
w = (np.abs(vals) ** weight) * hit
sum_hit = w.sum()
if sum_hit == 0:
return 0.0
inc = w / sum_hit
dec = (~hit) / (n - n_hit)
running = np.cumsum(inc - dec)
hi, lo = running.max(), running.min()
return float(hi if abs(hi) >= abs(lo) else lo)
def connectivity_score(
@@ -35,46 +67,71 @@ def connectivity_score(
down_genes: list[str],
drug_signature: pd.Series,
) -> float:
"""Weighted KS connectivity score for one drug vs the disease up/down gene sets.
"""Weighted connectivity score (WTCS) for one drug vs the disease up/down sets.
Only the intersection of disease-signature genes and LINCS landmark genes is scored;
callers must record the overlap count (PLAN.md §6, Week 3 task 2).
Args:
up_genes: Disease up-regulated gene identifiers.
down_genes: Disease down-regulated gene identifiers.
drug_signature: Drug's expression vector indexed by gene identifier.
Returns:
Connectivity score in roughly [-1, 1]; strongly negative = strong reversal.
Only query genes present in the drug's profile index (the 978 landmarks) are used — callers
should record the overlap count (PLAN §6 Week 3 task 2). Returns the WTCS: if the two
enrichment scores share a sign the result is 0 (ambiguous), else ``(ES_up - ES_down)/2``.
Negative => reversal => candidate.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Connectivity scoring: implement in Week 3 (notebook 04).")
profile_genes = set(drug_signature.index)
up = set(up_genes) & profile_genes
down = set(down_genes) & profile_genes
es_up = _enrichment_score(drug_signature, up)
es_down = _enrichment_score(drug_signature, down)
if np.sign(es_up) == np.sign(es_down):
return 0.0
return (es_up - es_down) / 2.0
def normalize_scores(scores: pd.Series) -> pd.Series:
"""Signed normalization (NCS, Subramanian 2017): divide by the mean magnitude of same-sign
scores, so positive and negative tails are separately scaled to a mean magnitude of 1."""
out = scores.astype(float).copy()
pos_mean = scores[scores > 0].mean()
neg_mean = scores[scores < 0].abs().mean()
if pos_mean and not np.isnan(pos_mean):
out[scores > 0] = scores[scores > 0] / pos_mean
if neg_mean and not np.isnan(neg_mean):
out[scores < 0] = scores[scores < 0] / neg_mean
return out
def rank_drugs(
signature_up: list[str],
signature_down: list[str],
drug_profiles: pd.DataFrame,
up_genes: list[str],
down_genes: list[str],
signature_matrix: pd.DataFrame,
) -> pd.DataFrame:
"""Score and rank all drugs against the disease signature.
"""Score and rank all drugs (rows of ``signature_matrix``: drug x landmark-gene z-scores).
Drugs without a LINCS signature are marked ``scored=False`` and excluded from the ranking
rather than dropped silently (PLAN.md §6, Week 3 task 2).
Returns a ranked table with the columns described in PLAN.md §6 (rank, drug_name,
chembl_id, connectivity_score, normalized_score, p_value, inclusion_reason,
known_targets, mechanism_summary).
Returns a table indexed by drug with ``rank`` (1 = strongest reversal = most negative),
``connectivity_score`` and ``normalized_score``. Drugs are expected to all have signatures
here; signature-less drugs are handled (marked not-scored) by the orchestration layer per
PLAN §6 Week 3 task 2.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Drug ranking: implement in Week 3 (notebook 04).")
scores = pd.Series(
{drug: connectivity_score(up_genes, down_genes, signature_matrix.loc[drug])
for drug in signature_matrix.index},
name="connectivity_score",
)
df = pd.DataFrame({"connectivity_score": scores, "normalized_score": normalize_scores(scores)})
df = df.sort_values("connectivity_score") # most negative (reversal) first
df.insert(0, "rank", range(1, len(df) + 1))
return df
def mechanistic_prior(targets: list[str]) -> float:
"""Prior weight for a drug based on sickle-cell-relevant target pathways.
"""Count of sickle-cell-relevant pathway categories a drug's targets hit (PLAN §6 task 3).
Pathways of interest: HbF regulation, hemoglobin, NO signaling, inflammation, oxidative
stress (PLAN.md §6, Week 3 task 3). Used to build the secondary, prior-weighted ranking.
Higher = more mechanistically plausible. Used to build the secondary, prior-weighted ranking
alongside the raw connectivity ranking.
"""
raise NotImplementedError("Mechanistic prior: implement in Week 3 (notebook 04).")
if not targets:
return 0.0
text = " ; ".join(str(t) for t in targets).lower()
return float(sum(any(kw in text for kw in kws) for kws in SICKLE_PATHWAYS.values()))
def persist_ranking(ranking: pd.DataFrame, out_path: Path | None = None) -> Path: