# Add to .npmrc once:
@qe-libs:registry=https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/22522458/packages/npm/

# Then install:
npm install @qe-libs/rena-wasm

@qe-libs/rena-wasm

JavaScript/WebAssembly ENA pipeline — thin orchestration layer over @qe-libs/libqe-wasm.

Handles data parsing, unit/conversation grouping, and the full accumulate → normalize → center → rotate → project → node-positions pipeline. All math is delegated to the libqe WASM module; no C++ compilation required here.

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Installation

npm install @qe-libs/rena-wasm

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Quick Start

import loadENA from '@qe-libs/rena-wasm';

const ena = await loadENA();

const model = ena.fit(rows, {
  codes:         ['Data', 'Technical.Constraints', 'Performance.Parameters'],
  units:         ['UserName', 'Condition'],
  conversations: ['Condition', 'GroupName'],
  window:        4,
  dims:          2,
});

model.centroids        // Float64Array  nUnits × dims
model.networks         // Float64Array  nUnits × nConnections (normed)
model.positions        // Float64Array  nCodes × dims
model.connectionNames  // ['Data & Technical.Constraints', ...]
model.unitLabels       // ['UserName1_ConditionA', ...]
model.columnNames      // ['SVD1', 'SVD2']

// Per-unit helpers
model.centroid('Alice_A')  // number[]  length = dims
model.network('Alice_A')   // number[]  length = nConnections

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Rotation Methods

Method	`rotation` option	Extra options
SVD (default)	`'svd'`	—
Means	`'mean'`	`groupA: [unitIdx, ...]`, `groupB: [unitIdx, ...]`

// Means rotation — groupA/groupB are unit indices (position in unitLabels)
const model = ena.fit(rows, {
  codes, units, conversations,
  rotation: 'mean',
  groupA: [0, 1, 2],
  groupB: [3, 4, 5],
});

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Accumulation Only

Returns raw (un-normalised) network vectors without running the full pipeline.

const { networks, unitLabels, connectionNames, nUnits, nConnections } =
  ena.accumulate(rows, { codes, units, conversations, window: 4 });

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Advanced: Context Tensor Accumulation

Context tensors give per-factor-combination control over window sizes and weights — the JS equivalent of tma::accumulate_contexts() with HOO rules.

The tensor is a multi-dimensional array whose last axis is always size 2 (index 0 = weight, index 1 = window). Earlier axes correspond to factor columns in the data.

// Example: sender role (T=Teacher, S=Student) controls the window size.
// dims = [nRoleValues, 2]  →  Teacher uses window=4, Student uses window=2.
const model = ena.fit(rows, {
  codes, units, conversations,
  ordered: true,   // directed (n² connections) when using tensors
  tensor: {
    dims:         [2, 2],   // [nRoleValues=2, weight/window=2]
    dimsSender:   [0],      // axis 0 is a sender factor
    dimsReceiver: [],
    dimsMode:     [],
    factors:      ['Role'], // column in the data
    // Optional: explicit value → index mapping.  Inferred automatically if omitted.
    factorLevels: { Role: { 'Teacher': 0, 'Student': 1 } },
    // Flat column-major: [weight_T, weight_S, window_T, window_S]
    data: Float64Array.of(1, 1, 4, 2),
  },
});

Tensor layout

The data array is column-major with shape dims. The last axis selects weight (0) or window (1). For dims = [nA, nB, 2]:

data[a + nA*b + nA*nB*0]  →  weight for factor combination (a, b)
data[a + nA*b + nA*nB*1]  →  window for factor combination (a, b)

Factor axis roles

Option	Meaning
`dimsSender`	These axes use the *ground* row's factor values when looking up the window
`dimsReceiver`	These axes use the *response* row's factor values (overrides ground)
`dimsMode`	These axes use a shared mode value

defaultTensor helper

Express simple windowed accumulation as a tensor (IS_DEFAULT path):

import { defaultTensor } from '@qe-libs/rena-wasm/src/tensor.js';

const tensor = defaultTensor(4);        // window=4, weight=1
const tensor = defaultTensor(4, 0.5);  // window=4, weight=0.5

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Input Format

rows is an array of plain objects — one per utterance/event.

const rows = [
  { UserName: 'Alice', Condition: 'A', GroupName: 'G1', Role: 'Teacher', Data: 1, Reasoning: 0 },
  ...
];

Code column values should be numeric (0/1 for binary codes). Factor column values can be any string or number — they are mapped to 0-based indices automatically unless factorLevels is provided explicitly.

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Testing

npm install
npm test

Tests cover the simple windowed pipeline (test/ena.test.js) and the context-tensor path (test/tensor.test.js).