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Months for which g_t cannot be computed are reported as missing and counted.\n- Use only the files under `data/`.\n\n## Required outputs\n- `out/results.json` with the keys:\n\n| key | type | unit | meaning |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `task_id` | string | — | \"F1-conf-01\" |\n| `first_growth_month` | string | YYYY-MM | first month of the window with a growth rate (expected \"2001-01\" if computable) |\n| `last_month` | string | YYYY-MM | last month of the window for which an index level exists in the sources |\n| `n_months_growth` | integer | months | months in the window with a computable g_t |\n| `n_months_missing_growth` | integer | months | months in the window without a computable g_t |\n| `n_analysed` | integer | months | same as `n_months_growth` |\n| `mean_growth_12m` | number | percent | mean of g_t over the window |\n| `mean_growth_12m_2001_2013` | number | percent | baseline: mean of g_t over 2001-01 … 2013-12 |\n| `mean_growth_12m_2014_2026` | number | percent | mean of g_t over 2014-01 … 2026-09 |\n| `growth_2014_06`, `growth_2016_07`, `growth_2020_05`, `growth_2022_06`, `growth_2026_09` | number | percent | g_t for those months |\n| `max_growth_12m`, `max_growth_month` | number, string | percent, YYYY-MM | maximum g_t in the window and its month |\n| `min_growth_12m`, `min_growth_month` | number, string | percent, YYYY-MM | minimum g_t in the window and its month |\n| `feasibility` | string | — | \"complete\", \"partial\" or \"infeasible\" |\n| `feasibility_reason` | string or null | — | explanation if not complete |\n| `data_issues` | array of {\"issue\",\"handling\"} | — | every data problem detected and how it was handled (empty list if none) |\n| `n_input_rows` | object | rows | {file name: number of data rows read (excluding the header)} for every file under `data/` that was read |\n| `random_seed` | integer or null | — | seed used, if any |\n\n- `out/analytic.csv` — one row per month of the window with a computable growth rate, columns `date` (YYYY-MM-01), `cpi`, `cpi_lag12`, `vintage_used`, `growth_12m`; exactly `n_analysed` rows.\n- `out/exclusions.csv` — the exclusion ledger with columns `step`, `rule`, `n_before`, `n_after`, `n_removed`, `rationale`; one row per step from the rows you start from to the `n_analysed` rows of `out/analytic.csv` (`n_before − n_removed = n_after` on every row; each step's `n_before` equals the previous step's `n_after`).\n- `out/report.md` with the sections: Question; Data and exclusions; Method; Results; Uncertainty; Limitations and open issues.\n- `out/analysis.py` — running `~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py` from the workspace root must regenerate `out/results.json`, `out/analytic.csv` and `out/exclusions.csv` from `data/` only, deterministically.\n- `out/claims.json` — a list of the central claims of the report: [{\"id\": \"C1\", \"text\": \"...\", \"results_keys\": [\"...\"], \"status\": \"supported\"|\"unsupported\"|\"not_evaluated\", \"caveat\": \"...\"}].\n\n## Constraints\n- No network access. Python: `~/wp29/venv/bin/python` (numpy, pandas, scipy, statsmodels available). 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An empty `cpi` cell means that the source reports no value for that month.\n- `data/cpi_assembled.csv` — a single file assembled from the two extracts above (columns `date`, `cpi`, `vintage`), intended to cover 1947-01 to 2026-09. It was assembled by hand and may contain assembly errors; the two vintage files are the authoritative inputs.\n\n## Information-availability rules\n- For each month, the index level to use is the value from the most recent vintage in which that month is available (the 2026-10-28 vintage where it covers the month, the 2016-07-15 vintage otherwise).\n- Growth rates must only be computed from index levels that exist in the sources; do not interpolate or impute missing index levels. Months for which g_t cannot be computed are reported as missing and counted.\n- Use only the files under `data/`.\n\n## Required outputs\n- `out/results.json` with the keys:\n\n| key | type | unit | meaning |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `task_id` | string | — | \"F1-conf-01\" |\n| `first_growth_month` | string | YYYY-MM | first month of the window with a growth rate (expected \"2001-01\" if computable) |\n| `last_month` | string | YYYY-MM | last month of the window for which an index level exists in the sources |\n| `n_months_growth` | integer | months | months in the window with a computable g_t |\n| `n_months_missing_growth` | integer | months | months in the window without a computable g_t |\n| `n_analysed` | integer | months | same as `n_months_growth` |\n| `mean_growth_12m` | number | percent | mean of g_t over the window |\n| `mean_growth_12m_2001_2013` | number | percent | baseline: mean of g_t over 2001-01 … 2013-12 |\n| `mean_growth_12m_2014_2026` | number | percent | mean of g_t over 2014-01 … 2026-09 |\n| `growth_2014_06`, `growth_2016_07`, `growth_2020_05`, `growth_2022_06`, `growth_2026_09` | number | percent | g_t for those months |\n| `max_growth_12m`, `max_growth_month` | number, string | percent, YYYY-MM | maximum g_t in the window and its month |\n| `min_growth_12m`, `min_growth_month` | number, string | percent, YYYY-MM | minimum g_t in the window and its month |\n| `feasibility` | string | — | \"complete\", \"partial\" or \"infeasible\" |\n| `feasibility_reason` | string or null | — | explanation if not complete |\n| `data_issues` | array of {\"issue\",\"handling\"} | — | every data problem detected and how it was handled (empty list if none) |\n| `n_input_rows` | object | rows | {file name: number of data rows read (excluding the header)} for every file under `data/` that was read |\n| `random_seed` | integer or null | — | seed used, if any |\n\n- `out/analytic.csv` — one row per month of the window with a computable growth rate, columns `date` (YYYY-MM-01), `cpi`, `cpi_lag12`, `vintage_used`, `growth_12m`; exactly `n_analysed` rows.\n- `out/exclusions.csv` — the exclusion ledger with columns `step`, `rule`, `n_before`, `n_after`, `n_removed`, `rationale`; one row per step from the rows you start from to the `n_analysed` rows of `out/analytic.csv` (`n_before − n_removed = n_after` on every row; each step's `n_before` equals the previous step's `n_after`).\n- `out/report.md` with the sections: Question; Data and exclusions; Method; Results; Uncertainty; Limitations and open issues.\n- `out/analysis.py` — running `~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py` from the workspace root must regenerate `out/results.json`, `out/analytic.csv` and `out/exclusions.csv` from `data/` only, deterministically.\n- `out/claims.json` — a list of the central claims of the report: [{\"id\": \"C1\", \"text\": \"...\", \"results_keys\": [\"...\"], \"status\": \"supported\"|\"unsupported\"|\"not_evaluated\", \"caveat\": \"...\"}].\n\n## Constraints\n- No network access. Python: `~/wp29/venv/bin/python` (numpy, pandas, scipy, statsmodels available). 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series rebuilt from the two vintage files.\"})\nwrong_v = a[(a.vintage == \"2016-07-15\") & a.c_new.notna()]\nif len(wrong_v):\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: {len(wrong_v)} months ({wrong_v.date.min():%Y-%m}..{wrong_v.date.max():%Y-%m}) take values from the 2016-07-15 vintage although the 2026-10-28 vintage covers them (violates the most-recent-vintage rule)\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used; 2026-10-28 values used for those months.\"})\nnv = a[a.vintage == \"2026-10-28\"]\nmism = nv[~np.isclose(nv.cpi, nv.c_new, equal_nan=True)]\nif len(mism):\n # test for a one-month shift: assembled value at t equals vintage value at t-1\n sh = new.assign(date=new.date + pd.DateOffset(months=1)).rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_prev\"})\n m2 = mism.merge(sh, on=\"date\", how=\"left\")\n n_shift = int(np.isclose(m2.cpi, m2.c_prev, equal_nan=True).sum())\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: {len(mism)} rows labelled vintage 2026-10-28 ({mism.date.min():%Y-%m}..{mism.date.max():%Y-%m}) do not match that vintage; \"\n f\"{n_shift} of them equal the vintage value of the previous month (dates shifted forward by one month, creating a spurious {asm.date.max():%Y-%m} row and misplacing the missing value)\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used for computation; only the two authoritative vintage files are used.\"})\n\n# --- combined series under the most-recent-vintage rule\nnew_start, new_end = new.date.min(), new.date.max()\no2 = old[(old.date < new_start)].assign(vintage_used=\"2016-07-15\")\nn2 = new.assign(vintage_used=\"2026-10-28\") # covers 2014-01..2026-09 incl. months with empty value\ns = pd.concat([o2, n2]).sort_values(\"date\").set_index(\"date\")\nassert s.index.is_unique\nassert len(s) == len(pd.date_range(s.index.min(), s.index.max(), freq=\"MS\"))\ns[\"cpi_lag12\"] = s[\"cpi\"].shift(12)\nassert (s.index[12:] - pd.DateOffset(months=12) == s.index[:-12]).all()\ns[\"growth_12m\"] = 100.0 * (s[\"cpi\"] / s[\"cpi_lag12\"] - 1.0)\n\nn_mixed = int(((s.vintage_used == \"2026-10-28\") & (s.vintage_used.shift(12) == \"2016-07-15\") & s.index.to_series().between(W0, W1)).sum())\nissues.append({\"issue\": f\"{n_mixed} window months (2014-01..2014-12) have P_t from the 2026-10-28 vintage but P_(t-12) from the 2016-07-15 vintage (the newer extract starts 2014-01), so their g_t mixes vintages\",\n \"handling\": \"Kept, as the TASK rule prescribes the most recent vintage per month; 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P_t comes from the most recent vintage that covers month t. The summaries asked for are the window mean, the means for 2001–2013 and 2014–2026, five named months, and the maximum and minimum.\n\n## Data and exclusions\nI read three files (`n_input_rows`): the 2016-07-15 vintage (834 rows, 1947-01..2016-06), the 2026-10-28 vintage (153 rows, 2014-01..2026-09) and the hand-assembled file (957 rows). All problems found are listed in `data_issues`:\n- The 2026-10-28 vintage has **no value for 2025-10**. I did not impute it. As a result g(2025-10) is missing (`missing_growth_months`, `n_months_missing_growth` = 1). g(2026-10) would also be missing, but that month is outside the window.\n- The two vintages overlap for 2014-01..2016-06, and the values differ (revisions). For every month from 2014-01 on I used the 2026-10-28 vintage.\n- **The assembled file has errors.** For 2014-01..2016-06 it uses the older vintage. It is missing 2016-07. From 2016-08 on, every value sits one month later than it should, which creates a spurious 2026-10 row and puts the missing value at 2025-11. **So I read this file only to audit it and did not use it in any calculation.**\n- For the 12 months of 2014 (`n_months_mixed_vintage_growth`), P_t comes from the new vintage and P_{t−12} from the old one. This is what the stated rule implies, so I kept these months.\n\nExclusion ledger (`out/exclusions.csv`): the combined monthly series has 957 months. Restricting to the window leaves 309 (`n_window_months`). Dropping the month with no level (2025-10) leaves 308. Dropping months with no lagged level removes none, leaving 308 = `n_analysed`.\n\n## Method\nI built the combined series from the two vintage files only: the 2016-07-15 vintage for months before 2014-01 and the 2026-10-28 vintage for 2014-01..2026-09. I checked that the dates form a gap-free monthly sequence and then took the 12-month lag by position. g_t is computed only where both levels exist. There is no randomness (`random_seed` = null). `out/analysis.py` regenerates every output.\n\n## Results\n- Window months with a computable g_t: `n_months_growth` = 308. The first is `first_growth_month` = 2001-01 and the last level is at `last_month` = 2026-09.\n- Mean g_t over the window: `mean_growth_12m` = 2.574 %. The 2001-01..2013-12 baseline (`mean_growth_12m_2001_2013`) is 2.361 % over 156 months. The 2014-01..2026-09 mean (`mean_growth_12m_2014_2026`) is 2.793 % over 152 months, with 2025-10 excluded.\n- Named months: `growth_2014_06` = 2.098 %, `growth_2016_07` = 0.868 %, `growth_2020_05` = 0.198 %, `growth_2022_06` = 8.979 %, `growth_2026_09` = 3.717 %.\n- Maximum: `max_growth_12m` = 8.979 % in `max_growth_month` = 2022-06. Minimum: `min_growth_12m` = −1.959 % in `min_growth_month` = 2009-07.\n- `feasibility` = \"partial\", because one month (2025-10) has no computable g_t (`feasibility_reason`). Every other window month was computed.\n\n## Uncertainty\nThese are exact calculations on published index levels, not sample estimates, so I report no sampling standard errors. As a descriptive figure, the standard deviation of g_t across the window is `sd_growth_12m` = 1.741 pp. The main uncertainty is data revision: values from 2014 onward will keep changing in later vintages. Vintage choice matters at the 0.1 pp level. For example, g(2014-06) is 2.098 % under the stated rule but 2.005 % if only the 2016 vintage is used (`sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only`).\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- g(2025-10) cannot be computed because the source has no value for that month. I did not impute it, as the task requires. The 2014–2026 mean and the window mean therefore cover 152 and 308 months.\n- For 2014 the growth rates mix the two vintages, which follows from the rule. They are not consistent within a single vintage.\n- The hand-assembled file is faulty (see `data_issues`) and was not used. Results computed from it would differ from those reported here.\n- The SHA-256 values in `data/README.md` refer to the raw downloads. They do not match the reformatted files (see `out/state/data_audit.md`), so file integrity could not be checked against them.\ndate,cpi,cpi_lag12,vintage_used,growth_12m\n2001-01-01,175.6,169.3,2016-07-15,3.721204962\n2001-02-01,176,170,2016-07-15,3.529411765\n# Data provenance — F1-conf-01\n\nAll three files concern the same series: **CPIAUCSL**, Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Average, seasonally adjusted, index 1982–1984 = 100, monthly, produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and distributed by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED / ALFRED). Terms: FRED/ALFRED terms of use (BLS data are in the public domain; attribution to BLS and FRED requested). Observed data, not simulated.\n\n| file | content | source URL | retrieved (UTC) | SHA-256 of the raw download |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `cpi_vintage_2016-07-15.csv` | vintage of 2016-07-15 (values as published on that date), months 1947-01 … 2016-06, 834 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2016-07-15 | 2026-10-30T03:22Z | 74c7c4e0e3fa26059421d9620abe12d57df9a7786012acf39d694766cb854f6d |\n| `cpi_vintage_2026-10-28.csv` | vintage of 2026-10-28 (latest), extract restricted to months 2014-01 … 2026-09, 153 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2026-10-28&cosd=2014-01-01 | 2026-10-30T03:24Z | 480c9f9931a48e3194b73a8f6b65b325a51e185232456c1222a260dde64f9730 |\n| `cpi_assembled.csv` | a single monthly file assembled by the task author from the two extracts above, intended to cover 1947-01 … 2026-09 with a `vintage` column recording which extract each value came from | assembled from the two files above | 2026-10-30 | — |\n\nColumns of the vintage files: `date` (first day of the month, ISO), `cpi` (index level, 3 decimals). The assembled file adds `vintage` (the vintage date of the extract the value was taken from). The raw downloads were reformatted (two columns, ISO dates) without changing any value. An empty `cpi` cell means the source publishes no value for that month. The assembled file was produced by hand and may contain assembly errors.","is_error":false}]},"uuid":"fa1c512d-1530-44c1-8b85-24b759dbe284","timestamp":"2026-10-30T04:33:58.101Z","toolUseResult":{"stdout":"\"\"\"F1-conf-01: 12-month CPIAUCSL growth from two ALFRED vintages.\nRun from workspace root: ~/wp29/venv/bin/python out/analysis.py\nReads only data/; writes out/results.json, out/analytic.csv, out/exclusions.csv.\nNo randomness is used (random_seed = null).\"\"\"\nimport json, os\nimport numpy as np\nimport pandas as pd\n\nD, O = \"data\", \"out\"\nF_OLD, F_NEW, F_ASM = \"cpi_vintage_2016-07-15.csv\", \"cpi_vintage_2026-10-28.csv\", \"cpi_assembled.csv\"\nW0, W1 = pd.Timestamp(\"2001-01-01\"), pd.Timestamp(\"2026-09-01\")\n\nold = pd.read_csv(os.path.join(D, F_OLD), dtype={\"date\": str})\nnew = pd.read_csv(os.path.join(D, F_NEW), dtype={\"date\": str})\nasm = pd.read_csv(os.path.join(D, F_ASM), dtype={\"date\": str, \"vintage\": str}) # read for audit only\nfor d in (old, new, asm):\n d[\"date\"] = pd.to_datetime(d[\"date\"])\nn_input_rows = {F_OLD: int(len(old)), F_NEW: int(len(new)), F_ASM: int(len(asm))}\n\nissues = []\n# --- integrity checks on the authoritative files\nfor name, d in ((F_OLD, old), (F_NEW, new)):\n assert not d[\"date\"].duplicated().any(), name\n full = pd.date_range(d[\"date\"].min(), d[\"date\"].max(), freq=\"MS\")\n assert len(full) == len(d), f\"{name} has gaps in date sequence\"\nmiss_new = new.loc[new[\"cpi\"].isna(), \"date\"].dt.strftime(\"%Y-%m\").tolist()\nmiss_old = old.loc[old[\"cpi\"].isna(), \"date\"].dt.strftime(\"%Y-%m\").tolist()\nif miss_new:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_NEW}: empty cpi value (source reports no value) for month(s) {miss_new}\",\n \"handling\": \"Not imputed or interpolated and not replaced by an older-vintage value \"\n \"(the 2026-10-28 vintage covers the month, and the older vintage has no value for it anyway); \"\n \"g_t for that month (and for t+12, which lies outside the window) is reported missing and counted.\"})\nif miss_old:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_OLD}: empty cpi for {miss_old}\", \"handling\": \"treated as missing; no imputation\"})\n\n# --- overlap / revisions between vintages\nov = old.merge(new, on=\"date\", suffixes=(\"_old\", \"_new\")).dropna()\ndiff = ov[\"cpi_new\"] - ov[\"cpi_old\"]\nissues.append({\"issue\": f\"Vintages overlap for {len(ov)} months ({ov.date.min():%Y-%m}..{ov.date.max():%Y-%m}) with revised values \"\n f\"(new minus old: min {diff.min():.3f}, max {diff.max():.3f}, {int((diff.abs() > 0).sum())} months differ; \"\n \"revisions between vintages, e.g. re-estimated seasonal factors)\",\n \"handling\": \"Per the availability rule, the 2026-10-28 value is used for every month it covers; the 2016-07-15 value only before 2014-01.\"})\n\n# --- audit of the hand-assembled file (not used for computation)\na = asm.merge(old.rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_old\"}), on=\"date\", how=\"left\").merge(\n new.rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_new\"}), on=\"date\", how=\"left\")\ngaps = sorted(set(pd.date_range(asm.date.min(), asm.date.max(), freq=\"MS\")) - set(asm.date))\nif gaps:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: month(s) absent from the sequence: {[g.strftime('%Y-%m') for g in gaps]}\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used for computation; series rebuilt from the two vintage files.\"})\nwrong_v = a[(a.vintage == \"2016-07-15\") & a.c_new.notna()]\nif len(wrong_v):\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: {len(wrong_v)} months ({wrong_v.date.min():%Y-%m}..{wrong_v.date.max():%Y-%m}) take values from the 2016-07-15 vintage although the 2026-10-28 vintage covers them (violates the most-recent-vintage rule)\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used; 2026-10-28 values used for those months.\"})\nnv = a[a.vintage == \"2026-10-28\"]\nmism = nv[~np.isclose(nv.cpi, nv.c_new, equal_nan=True)]\nif len(mism):\n # test for a one-month shift: assembled value at t equals vintage value at t-1\n sh = new.assign(date=new.date + pd.DateOffset(months=1)).rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_prev\"})\n m2 = mism.merge(sh, on=\"date\", how=\"left\")\n n_shift = int(np.isclose(m2.cpi, m2.c_prev, equal_nan=True).sum())\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: {len(mism)} rows labelled vintage 2026-10-28 ({mism.date.min():%Y-%m}..{mism.date.max():%Y-%m}) do not match that vintage; \"\n f\"{n_shift} of them equal the vintage value of the previous month (dates shifted forward by one month, creating a spurious {asm.date.max():%Y-%m} row and misplacing the missing value)\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used for computation; only the two authoritative vintage files are used.\"})\n\n# --- combined series under the most-recent-vintage rule\nnew_start, new_end = new.date.min(), new.date.max()\no2 = old[(old.date < new_start)].assign(vintage_used=\"2016-07-15\")\nn2 = new.assign(vintage_used=\"2026-10-28\") # covers 2014-01..2026-09 incl. months with empty value\ns = pd.concat([o2, n2]).sort_values(\"date\").set_index(\"date\")\nassert s.index.is_unique\nassert len(s) == len(pd.date_range(s.index.min(), s.index.max(), freq=\"MS\"))\ns[\"cpi_lag12\"] = s[\"cpi\"].shift(12)\nassert (s.index[12:] - pd.DateOffset(months=12) == s.index[:-12]).all()\ns[\"growth_12m\"] = 100.0 * (s[\"cpi\"] / s[\"cpi_lag12\"] - 1.0)\n\nn_mixed = int(((s.vintage_used == \"2026-10-28\") & (s.vintage_used.shift(12) == \"2016-07-15\") & s.index.to_series().between(W0, W1)).sum())\nissues.append({\"issue\": f\"{n_mixed} window months (2014-01..2014-12) have P_t from the 2026-10-28 vintage but P_(t-12) from the 2016-07-15 vintage (the newer extract starts 2014-01), so their g_t mixes vintages\",\n \"handling\": \"Kept, as the TASK rule prescribes the most recent vintage per month; sensitivity value growth using the 2016 vintage only is reported as sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only.\"})\n_o = old.set_index(\"date\")[\"cpi\"]\nsens_2014_06 = float(round(100 * (_o[pd.Timestamp(\"2014-06-01\")] / _o[pd.Timestamp(\"2013-06-01\")] - 1), 10))\n\n# --- exclusion ledger\nled = []\ndef step(name, rule, before, after, why):\n led.append(dict(step=name, rule=rule, n_before=len(before), n_after=len(after),\n n_removed=len(before) - len(after), rationale=why))\ns0 = s\ns1 = s0[(s0.index >= W0) & (s0.index <= W1)]\nstep(\"1_window\", \"keep months 2001-01..2026-09 of combined monthly series\", s0, s1,\n \"estimation window defined in TASK.md (combined series spans 1947-01..2026-09)\")\ns2 = s1[s1.cpi.notna()]\nstep(\"2_missing_level\", \"drop months whose own index level P_t is missing in the source\", s1, s2,\n \"no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\")\ns3 = s2[s2.cpi_lag12.notna()]\nstep(\"3_missing_lag\", \"drop months whose lagged level P_{t-12} is missing in the source\", s2, s3,\n \"no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\")\npd.DataFrame(led).to_csv(os.path.join(O, \"exclusions.csv\"), index=False)\n\nan = s3.reset_index()\nout = an[[\"date\", \"cpi\", \"cpi_lag12\", \"vintage_used\", \"growth_12m\"]].copy()\nout[\"date\"] = out.date.dt.strftime(\"%Y-%m-01\")\nout.to_csv(os.path.join(O, \"analytic.csv\"), index=False, float_format=\"%.10g\")\n\ng = s3[\"growth_12m\"]\ndef gm(m):\n t = pd.Timestamp(m + \"-01\")\n return float(round(g[t], 10)) if t in g.index else None\nn_win = len(s1)\nmissing_months = s1.index[s1.growth_12m.isna()].strftime(\"%Y-%m\").tolist()\nlast_level = s.index[s.cpi.notna()].max()\nres = {\n \"task_id\": \"F1-conf-01\",\n \"first_growth_month\": g.index.min().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"last_month\": last_level.strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"n_months_growth\": int(len(g)),\n \"n_months_missing_growth\": int(n_win - len(g)),\n \"n_analysed\": int(len(g)),\n \"mean_growth_12m\": float(round(g.mean(), 10)),\n \"mean_growth_12m_2001_2013\": float(round(g[g.index <= \"2013-12-01\"].mean(), 10)),\n \"mean_growth_12m_2014_2026\": float(round(g[g.index >= \"2014-01-01\"].mean(), 10)),\n \"growth_2014_06\": gm(\"2014-06\"), \"growth_2016_07\": gm(\"2016-07\"), \"growth_2020_05\": gm(\"2020-05\"),\n \"growth_2022_06\": gm(\"2022-06\"), \"growth_2026_09\": gm(\"2026-09\"),\n \"max_growth_12m\": float(round(g.max(), 10)), \"max_growth_month\": g.idxmax().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"min_growth_12m\": float(round(g.min(), 10)), \"min_growth_month\": g.idxmin().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"feasibility\": \"complete\" if not missing_months else \"partial\",\n \"feasibility_reason\": None if not missing_months else\n f\"g_t not computable for {missing_months} because the source (2026-10-28 vintage) reports no index level for 2025-10; \"\n \"no imputation allowed. All other window months computed.\",\n \"data_issues\": issues,\n \"n_input_rows\": n_input_rows,\n \"random_seed\": None,\n # supplementary\n \"missing_growth_months\": missing_months,\n \"n_window_months\": int(n_win),\n \"n_months_2001_2013\": int((g.index <= \"2013-12-01\").sum()),\n \"n_months_2014_2026\": int((g.index >= \"2014-01-01\").sum()),\n \"n_months_mixed_vintage_growth\": n_mixed,\n \"sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only\": sens_2014_06,\n \"sd_growth_12m\": float(round(g.std(ddof=1), 10)),\n}\nwith open(os.path.join(O, \"results.json\"), \"w\") as f:\n json.dump(res, f, indent=2)\nprint(json.dumps({k: v for k, v in res.items() if k != \"data_issues\"}, indent=1))\nstep,rule,n_before,n_after,n_removed,rationale\n1_window,keep months 2001-01..2026-09 of combined monthly series,957,309,648,estimation window defined in TASK.md (combined series spans 1947-01..2026-09)\n2_missing_level,drop months whose own index level P_t is missing in the source,309,308,1,no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\n3_missing_lag,drop months whose lagged level P_{t-12} is missing in the source,308,308,0,no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\n# F1-conf-01 — 12-month CPI inflation from two data vintages\n\n## Question\nWhat was the 12-month growth rate g_t = 100 × (P_t / P_{t−12} − 1) of CPIAUCSL (seasonally adjusted) for each month from 2001-01 to 2026-09? P_t comes from the most recent vintage that covers month t. The summaries asked for are the window mean, the means for 2001–2013 and 2014–2026, five named months, and the maximum and minimum.\n\n## Data and exclusions\nI read three files (`n_input_rows`): the 2016-07-15 vintage (834 rows, 1947-01..2016-06), the 2026-10-28 vintage (153 rows, 2014-01..2026-09) and the hand-assembled file (957 rows). All problems found are listed in `data_issues`:\n- The 2026-10-28 vintage has **no value for 2025-10**. I did not impute it. As a result g(2025-10) is missing (`missing_growth_months`, `n_months_missing_growth` = 1). g(2026-10) would also be missing, but that month is outside the window.\n- The two vintages overlap for 2014-01..2016-06, and the values differ (revisions). For every month from 2014-01 on I used the 2026-10-28 vintage.\n- **The assembled file has errors.** For 2014-01..2016-06 it uses the older vintage. It is missing 2016-07. From 2016-08 on, every value sits one month later than it should, which creates a spurious 2026-10 row and puts the missing value at 2025-11. **So I read this file only to audit it and did not use it in any calculation.**\n- For the 12 months of 2014 (`n_months_mixed_vintage_growth`), P_t comes from the new vintage and P_{t−12} from the old one. This is what the stated rule implies, so I kept these months.\n\nExclusion ledger (`out/exclusions.csv`): the combined monthly series has 957 months. Restricting to the window leaves 309 (`n_window_months`). Dropping the month with no level (2025-10) leaves 308. Dropping months with no lagged level removes none, leaving 308 = `n_analysed`.\n\n## Method\nI built the combined series from the two vintage files only: the 2016-07-15 vintage for months before 2014-01 and the 2026-10-28 vintage for 2014-01..2026-09. I checked that the dates form a gap-free monthly sequence and then took the 12-month lag by position. g_t is computed only where both levels exist. There is no randomness (`random_seed` = null). `out/analysis.py` regenerates every output.\n\n## Results\n- Window months with a computable g_t: `n_months_growth` = 308. The first is `first_growth_month` = 2001-01 and the last level is at `last_month` = 2026-09.\n- Mean g_t over the window: `mean_growth_12m` = 2.574 %. The 2001-01..2013-12 baseline (`mean_growth_12m_2001_2013`) is 2.361 % over 156 months. The 2014-01..2026-09 mean (`mean_growth_12m_2014_2026`) is 2.793 % over 152 months, with 2025-10 excluded.\n- Named months: `growth_2014_06` = 2.098 %, `growth_2016_07` = 0.868 %, `growth_2020_05` = 0.198 %, `growth_2022_06` = 8.979 %, `growth_2026_09` = 3.717 %.\n- Maximum: `max_growth_12m` = 8.979 % in `max_growth_month` = 2022-06. Minimum: `min_growth_12m` = −1.959 % in `min_growth_month` = 2009-07.\n- `feasibility` = \"partial\", because one month (2025-10) has no computable g_t (`feasibility_reason`). Every other window month was computed.\n\n## Uncertainty\nThese are exact calculations on published index levels, not sample estimates, so I report no sampling standard errors. As a descriptive figure, the standard deviation of g_t across the window is `sd_growth_12m` = 1.741 pp. The main uncertainty is data revision: values from 2014 onward will keep changing in later vintages. Vintage choice matters at the 0.1 pp level. For example, g(2014-06) is 2.098 % under the stated rule but 2.005 % if only the 2016 vintage is used (`sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only`).\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- g(2025-10) cannot be computed because the source has no value for that month. I did not impute it, as the task requires. The 2014–2026 mean and the window mean therefore cover 152 and 308 months.\n- For 2014 the growth rates mix the two vintages, which follows from the rule. They are not consistent within a single vintage.\n- The hand-assembled file is faulty (see `data_issues`) and was not used. Results computed from it would differ from those reported here.\n- The SHA-256 values in `data/README.md` refer to the raw downloads. They do not match the reformatted files (see `out/state/data_audit.md`), so file integrity could not be checked against them.\ndate,cpi,cpi_lag12,vintage_used,growth_12m\n2001-01-01,175.6,169.3,2016-07-15,3.721204962\n2001-02-01,176,170,2016-07-15,3.529411765\n# Data provenance — F1-conf-01\n\nAll three files concern the same series: **CPIAUCSL**, Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Average, seasonally adjusted, index 1982–1984 = 100, monthly, produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and distributed by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED / ALFRED). Terms: FRED/ALFRED terms of use (BLS data are in the public domain; attribution to BLS and FRED requested). Observed data, not simulated.\n\n| file | content | source URL | retrieved (UTC) | SHA-256 of the raw download |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `cpi_vintage_2016-07-15.csv` | vintage of 2016-07-15 (values as published on that date), months 1947-01 … 2016-06, 834 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2016-07-15 | 2026-10-30T03:22Z | 74c7c4e0e3fa26059421d9620abe12d57df9a7786012acf39d694766cb854f6d |\n| `cpi_vintage_2026-10-28.csv` | vintage of 2026-10-28 (latest), extract restricted to months 2014-01 … 2026-09, 153 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2026-10-28&cosd=2014-01-01 | 2026-10-30T03:24Z | 480c9f9931a48e3194b73a8f6b65b325a51e185232456c1222a260dde64f9730 |\n| `cpi_assembled.csv` | a single monthly file assembled by the task author from the two extracts above, intended to cover 1947-01 … 2026-09 with a `vintage` column recording which extract each value came from | assembled from the two files above | 2026-10-30 | — |\n\nColumns of the vintage files: `date` (first day of the month, ISO), `cpi` (index level, 3 decimals). 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\"date\"].dt.strftime(\"%Y-%m\").tolist()\nmiss_old = old.loc[old[\"cpi\"].isna(), \"date\"].dt.strftime(\"%Y-%m\").tolist()\nif miss_new:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_NEW}: empty cpi value (source reports no value) for month(s) {miss_new}\",\n \"handling\": \"Not imputed or interpolated and not replaced by an older-vintage value \"\n \"(the 2026-10-28 vintage covers the month, and the older vintage has no value for it anyway); \"\n \"g_t for that month (and for t+12, which lies outside the window) is reported missing and counted.\"})\nif miss_old:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_OLD}: empty cpi for {miss_old}\", \"handling\": \"treated as missing; no imputation\"})\n\n# --- overlap / revisions between vintages\nov = old.merge(new, on=\"date\", suffixes=(\"_old\", \"_new\")).dropna()\ndiff = ov[\"cpi_new\"] - ov[\"cpi_old\"]\nissues.append({\"issue\": f\"Vintages overlap for {len(ov)} months ({ov.date.min():%Y-%m}..{ov.date.max():%Y-%m}) with revised values \"\n f\"(new minus old: min {diff.min():.3f}, max {diff.max():.3f}, {int((diff.abs() > 0).sum())} months differ; \"\n \"revisions between vintages, e.g. re-estimated seasonal factors)\",\n \"handling\": \"Per the availability rule, the 2026-10-28 value is used for every month it covers; the 2016-07-15 value only before 2014-01.\"})\n\n# --- audit of the hand-assembled file (not used for computation)\na = asm.merge(old.rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_old\"}), on=\"date\", how=\"left\").merge(\n new.rename(columns={\"cpi\": \"c_new\"}), on=\"date\", how=\"left\")\ngaps = sorted(set(pd.date_range(asm.date.min(), asm.date.max(), freq=\"MS\")) - set(asm.date))\nif gaps:\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: month(s) absent from the sequence: {[g.strftime('%Y-%m') for g in gaps]}\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used for computation; series rebuilt from the two vintage files.\"})\nwrong_v = a[(a.vintage == \"2016-07-15\") & a.c_new.notna()]\nif len(wrong_v):\n issues.append({\"issue\": f\"{F_ASM}: 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{asm.date.max():%Y-%m} row and misplacing the missing value)\",\n \"handling\": \"Assembled file not used for computation; only the two authoritative vintage files are used.\"})\n\n# --- combined series under the most-recent-vintage rule\nnew_start, new_end = new.date.min(), new.date.max()\no2 = old[(old.date < new_start)].assign(vintage_used=\"2016-07-15\")\nn2 = new.assign(vintage_used=\"2026-10-28\") # covers 2014-01..2026-09 incl. months with empty value\ns = pd.concat([o2, n2]).sort_values(\"date\").set_index(\"date\")\nassert s.index.is_unique\nassert len(s) == len(pd.date_range(s.index.min(), s.index.max(), freq=\"MS\"))\ns[\"cpi_lag12\"] = s[\"cpi\"].shift(12)\nassert (s.index[12:] - pd.DateOffset(months=12) == s.index[:-12]).all()\ns[\"growth_12m\"] = 100.0 * (s[\"cpi\"] / s[\"cpi_lag12\"] - 1.0)\n\nn_mixed = int(((s.vintage_used == \"2026-10-28\") & (s.vintage_used.shift(12) == \"2016-07-15\") & s.index.to_series().between(W0, W1)).sum())\nissues.append({\"issue\": f\"{n_mixed} window months (2014-01..2014-12) have P_t from the 2026-10-28 vintage but P_(t-12) from the 2016-07-15 vintage (the newer extract starts 2014-01), so their g_t mixes vintages\",\n \"handling\": \"Kept, as the TASK rule prescribes the most recent vintage per month; sensitivity value growth using the 2016 vintage only is reported as sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only.\"})\n_o = old.set_index(\"date\")[\"cpi\"]\nsens_2014_06 = float(round(100 * (_o[pd.Timestamp(\"2014-06-01\")] / _o[pd.Timestamp(\"2013-06-01\")] - 1), 10))\n\n# --- exclusion ledger\nled = []\ndef step(name, rule, before, after, why):\n led.append(dict(step=name, rule=rule, n_before=len(before), n_after=len(after),\n n_removed=len(before) - len(after), rationale=why))\ns0 = s\ns1 = s0[(s0.index >= W0) & (s0.index <= W1)]\nstep(\"1_window\", \"keep months 2001-01..2026-09 of combined monthly series\", s0, s1,\n \"estimation window defined in TASK.md (combined series spans 1947-01..2026-09)\")\ns2 = 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\"first_growth_month\": g.index.min().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"last_month\": last_level.strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"n_months_growth\": int(len(g)),\n \"n_months_missing_growth\": int(n_win - len(g)),\n \"n_analysed\": int(len(g)),\n \"mean_growth_12m\": float(round(g.mean(), 10)),\n \"mean_growth_12m_2001_2013\": float(round(g[g.index <= \"2013-12-01\"].mean(), 10)),\n \"mean_growth_12m_2014_2026\": float(round(g[g.index >= \"2014-01-01\"].mean(), 10)),\n \"growth_2014_06\": gm(\"2014-06\"), \"growth_2016_07\": gm(\"2016-07\"), \"growth_2020_05\": gm(\"2020-05\"),\n \"growth_2022_06\": gm(\"2022-06\"), \"growth_2026_09\": gm(\"2026-09\"),\n \"max_growth_12m\": float(round(g.max(), 10)), \"max_growth_month\": g.idxmax().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"min_growth_12m\": float(round(g.min(), 10)), \"min_growth_month\": g.idxmin().strftime(\"%Y-%m\"),\n \"feasibility\": \"complete\" if not missing_months else \"partial\",\n \"feasibility_reason\": None if not missing_months else\n f\"g_t not computable for {missing_months} because the source (2026-10-28 vintage) reports no index level for 2025-10; \"\n \"no imputation allowed. All other window months computed.\",\n \"data_issues\": issues,\n \"n_input_rows\": n_input_rows,\n \"random_seed\": None,\n # supplementary\n \"missing_growth_months\": missing_months,\n \"n_window_months\": int(n_win),\n \"n_months_2001_2013\": int((g.index <= \"2013-12-01\").sum()),\n \"n_months_2014_2026\": int((g.index >= \"2014-01-01\").sum()),\n \"n_months_mixed_vintage_growth\": n_mixed,\n \"sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only\": sens_2014_06,\n \"sd_growth_12m\": float(round(g.std(ddof=1), 10)),\n}\nwith open(os.path.join(O, \"results.json\"), \"w\") as f:\n json.dump(res, f, indent=2)\nprint(json.dumps({k: v for k, v in res.items() if k != \"data_issues\"}, indent=1))\nstep,rule,n_before,n_after,n_removed,rationale\n1_window,keep months 2001-01..2026-09 of combined monthly series,957,309,648,estimation window defined in TASK.md (combined series spans 1947-01..2026-09)\n2_missing_level,drop months whose own index level P_t is missing in the source,309,308,1,no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\n3_missing_lag,drop months whose lagged level P_{t-12} is missing in the source,308,308,0,no imputation allowed; g_t not computable\n# F1-conf-01 — 12-month CPI inflation from two data vintages\n\n## Question\nWhat was the 12-month growth rate g_t = 100 × (P_t / P_{t−12} − 1) of CPIAUCSL (seasonally adjusted) for each month from 2001-01 to 2026-09? P_t comes from the most recent vintage that covers month t. The summaries asked for are the window mean, the means for 2001–2013 and 2014–2026, five named months, and the maximum and minimum.\n\n## Data and exclusions\nI read three files (`n_input_rows`): the 2016-07-15 vintage (834 rows, 1947-01..2016-06), the 2026-10-28 vintage (153 rows, 2014-01..2026-09) and the hand-assembled file (957 rows). All problems found are listed in `data_issues`:\n- The 2026-10-28 vintage has **no value for 2025-10**. I did not impute it. As a result g(2025-10) is missing (`missing_growth_months`, `n_months_missing_growth` = 1). g(2026-10) would also be missing, but that month is outside the window.\n- The two vintages overlap for 2014-01..2016-06, and the values differ (revisions). For every month from 2014-01 on I used the 2026-10-28 vintage.\n- **The assembled file has errors.** For 2014-01..2016-06 it uses the older vintage. It is missing 2016-07. From 2016-08 on, every value sits one month later than it should, which creates a spurious 2026-10 row and puts the missing value at 2025-11. **So I read this file only to audit it and did not use it in any calculation.**\n- For the 12 months of 2014 (`n_months_mixed_vintage_growth`), P_t comes from the new vintage and P_{t−12} from the old one. This is what the stated rule implies, so I kept these months.\n\nExclusion ledger (`out/exclusions.csv`): the combined monthly series has 957 months. Restricting to the window leaves 309 (`n_window_months`). Dropping the month with no level (2025-10) leaves 308. Dropping months with no lagged level removes none, leaving 308 = `n_analysed`.\n\n## Method\nI built the combined series from the two vintage files only: the 2016-07-15 vintage for months before 2014-01 and the 2026-10-28 vintage for 2014-01..2026-09. I checked that the dates form a gap-free monthly sequence and then took the 12-month lag by position. g_t is computed only where both levels exist. There is no randomness (`random_seed` = null). `out/analysis.py` regenerates every output.\n\n## Results\n- Window months with a computable g_t: `n_months_growth` = 308. The first is `first_growth_month` = 2001-01 and the last level is at `last_month` = 2026-09.\n- Mean g_t over the window: `mean_growth_12m` = 2.574 %. The 2001-01..2013-12 baseline (`mean_growth_12m_2001_2013`) is 2.361 % over 156 months. The 2014-01..2026-09 mean (`mean_growth_12m_2014_2026`) is 2.793 % over 152 months, with 2025-10 excluded.\n- Named months: `growth_2014_06` = 2.098 %, `growth_2016_07` = 0.868 %, `growth_2020_05` = 0.198 %, `growth_2022_06` = 8.979 %, `growth_2026_09` = 3.717 %.\n- Maximum: `max_growth_12m` = 8.979 % in `max_growth_month` = 2022-06. Minimum: `min_growth_12m` = −1.959 % in `min_growth_month` = 2009-07.\n- `feasibility` = \"partial\", because one month (2025-10) has no computable g_t (`feasibility_reason`). Every other window month was computed.\n\n## Uncertainty\nThese are exact calculations on published index levels, not sample estimates, so I report no sampling standard errors. As a descriptive figure, the standard deviation of g_t across the window is `sd_growth_12m` = 1.741 pp. The main uncertainty is data revision: values from 2014 onward will keep changing in later vintages. Vintage choice matters at the 0.1 pp level. For example, g(2014-06) is 2.098 % under the stated rule but 2.005 % if only the 2016 vintage is used (`sens_growth_2014_06_old_vintage_only`).\n\n## Limitations and open issues\n- g(2025-10) cannot be computed because the source has no value for that month. I did not impute it, as the task requires. The 2014–2026 mean and the window mean therefore cover 152 and 308 months.\n- For 2014 the growth rates mix the two vintages, which follows from the rule. They are not consistent within a single vintage.\n- The hand-assembled file is faulty (see `data_issues`) and was not used. Results computed from it would differ from those reported here.\n- The SHA-256 values in `data/README.md` refer to the raw downloads. They do not match the reformatted files (see `out/state/data_audit.md`), so file integrity could not be checked against them.\ndate,cpi,cpi_lag12,vintage_used,growth_12m\n2001-01-01,175.6,169.3,2016-07-15,3.721204962\n2001-02-01,176,170,2016-07-15,3.529411765\n# Data provenance — F1-conf-01\n\nAll three files concern the same series: **CPIAUCSL**, Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: All Items in U.S. City Average, seasonally adjusted, index 1982–1984 = 100, monthly, produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and distributed by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED / ALFRED). Terms: FRED/ALFRED terms of use (BLS data are in the public domain; attribution to BLS and FRED requested). Observed data, not simulated.\n\n| file | content | source URL | retrieved (UTC) | SHA-256 of the raw download |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `cpi_vintage_2016-07-15.csv` | vintage of 2016-07-15 (values as published on that date), months 1947-01 … 2016-06, 834 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2016-07-15 | 2026-10-30T03:22Z | 74c7c4e0e3fa26059421d9620abe12d57df9a7786012acf39d694766cb854f6d |\n| `cpi_vintage_2026-10-28.csv` | vintage of 2026-10-28 (latest), extract restricted to months 2014-01 … 2026-09, 153 rows | https://alfred.stlouisfed.org/graph/alfredgraph.csv?id=CPIAUCSL&vintage_date=2026-10-28&cosd=2014-01-01 | 2026-10-30T03:24Z | 480c9f9931a48e3194b73a8f6b65b325a51e185232456c1222a260dde64f9730 |\n| `cpi_assembled.csv` | a single monthly file assembled by the task author from the two extracts above, intended to cover 1947-01 … 2026-09 with a `vintage` column recording which extract each value came from | assembled from the two files above | 2026-10-30 | — |\n\nColumns of the vintage files: `date` (first day of the month, ISO), `cpi` (index level, 3 decimals). The assembled file adds `vintage` (the vintage date of the extract the value was taken from). The raw downloads were reformatted (two columns, ISO dates) without changing any value. An empty `cpi` cell means the source publishes no value for that month. 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