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The bare two-tier thresholds misfire continuously on Apple Silicon: P-core
peak sensors oscillate ±5°C on a 2-4s scale under normal load, so the
detector logged an "Instant spike/drop" event — plus a 15-line
process-history dump — every few seconds: 11,700+ events/day in measured
logs, roughly 200k log lines/day, burying the real events.
The detection logic moves into a pure, hardware-free AnomalyGate: a
genuine event still reports immediately, but samples inside the 60s
cooldown feed the rolling history silently, filtering the threshold-edge
oscillation echo. Calibration now suppresses only reporting — the gate is
fed every sample, so the first post-calibration reading compares against
a fresh previous instead of a stale pre-calibration one. The pre-spike
dump collapses consecutive identical snapshots to a single line
("ts → ts: idle (×n)"). Six unit tests cover thresholds, cooldown,
prev-tracking through suppressed samples, and window reset.
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Problem
The bare two-tier thresholds misfire continuously on Apple Silicon: P-core peak sensors oscillate ±5°C on a 2-4s scale under normal load, so the detector logs an "Instant spike/drop" event — plus a 15-line process-history dump — every few seconds. Measured on this hardware: 11,700+ events/day, roughly 200k log lines/day, burying the genuine thermal events the detector exists to surface.
Fix
AnomalyGate: a genuine event still reports immediately, but samples inside the 60s cooldown feed the rolling history silently, filtering the threshold-edge oscillation echo. History stays warm through cooldown, so prev-tracking survives suppressed samples.ts → ts: idle (×n)).Testing
swift build+ fullswift testpass, including six new unit tests inAnomalyGateTests(thresholds are strict-greater, cooldown suppression, prev-tracking through suppressed samples, sustained-tier window reset, history cap).