Reconstructed notebook pipeline for investment project recovery
- Day: 2026-06-18
- Time: 11:55 to 12:05
- Project: Dev
- Workspace: WP 2: Operational
- Status: In Progress
- Priority: MEDIUM
- Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
- Tags: Notebooks, Pipeline-Recovery, Matching, Regression, Manifest, Data-Pipeline
Description
Session Goal
Reconstruct the investment-project notebook bundle into a coherent, recoverable pipeline and identify how the current notebook state maps onto a modular production architecture.
Key Activities
- Reviewed the notebook bundle as a staged workflow rather than isolated files.
- Mapped the pipeline into three main layers: source ingestion, spatial treatment construction, and categorization/scaffolding.
- Distinguished the missing downstream components, especially matching, outcome merging, and regression stages.
- Framed the remaining work as a downstream analysis contract, emphasizing extraction of each notebook’s read/write responsibilities and execution stage before judging analytical results.
- Proposed a manifest-first recovery approach to preserve the current state of the project before refactoring notebook logic into modular components.
- Reconstructed the empirical chain for the matching/regression workflow, including panel construction, diagnostics, and prototype regression notebooks, while separating canonical notebooks from exploratory or broken ones.
Achievements
- Clarified the notebook architecture and the role of each stage in the broader data pipeline.
- Identified gaps in the downstream analysis chain and the need for explicit notebook contracts.
- Established a recovery strategy centered on a manifest and modular pipeline design.
- Improved traceability between notebook artifacts and the intended production workflow.
Pending Tasks
- Extract the read/write contract and stage for each notebook.
- Recover or replace missing downstream matching, outcome-merging, and regression logic.
- Build the notebook-to-product manifest to preserve the current state.
- Modularize the workflow so preprocessing, matching, diagnostics, and regression can run as a coherent pipeline.
Evidence
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