"""Ebbinghaus forgetting curve mathematics.

R = e^(-t/S)

Where:
  R = retention (0.0 to 1.0)
  t = time since last access (hours)
  S = memory strength = base_strength * access_multiplier * surprise_bonus

The Ebbinghaus forgetting curve models how memory retention decays
exponentially over time. This implementation extends the basic model
with two reinforcement factors:

  1. Access reinforcement (spaced repetition): Each access strengthens
     the memory using logarithmic scaling -- the first few accesses
     have the biggest impact, diminishing returns after that.

  2. Surprise bonus: Higher surprise scores produce more vivid memories
     that resist decay longer.

Reference values (base_strength=24.0, access_count=1, surprise_score=0.5):
  - t=0h  -> R=1.0   (just accessed)
  - t=24h -> R~0.37  (e^-1)
  - t=48h -> R~0.14  (e^-2)
  - t=72h -> R~0.05  (e^-3)
"""
import math
from typing import Dict


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Decay policy configurations per subscription tier
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

DECAY_POLICIES: Dict[str, Dict[str, float]] = {
    "aggressive": {"threshold_days": 7, "retention_floor": 0.4},
    "moderate": {"threshold_days": 30, "retention_floor": 0.3},
    "conservative": {"threshold_days": 90, "retention_floor": 0.2},
    "infinite": {"threshold_days": -1, "retention_floor": 0.0},  # never decay
}


def calculate_strength(
    access_count: int,
    surprise_score: float,
    base_strength: float = 24.0,
) -> float:
    """Calculate memory strength S from access count and surprise score.

    S = base_strength * access_multiplier * surprise_bonus

    Access multiplier uses logarithmic scaling (not linear) so that
    the first few accesses have the largest effect:
      multiplier = 1 + ln(access_count)

    Surprise bonus scales linearly from 0.5 (score=0) to 2.0 (score=1):
      bonus = 0.5 + 1.5 * surprise_score

    Args:
        access_count: Number of times this memory has been accessed.
                      Clamped to minimum 1.
        surprise_score: Surprise score in [0.0, 1.0]. Clamped.
        base_strength: Base strength in hours. Default 24.0 means
                       ~37% retention after 24h with no reinforcement.

    Returns:
        Memory strength S (positive float, in hours).
    """
    # Clamp inputs to valid ranges
    access_count = max(1, access_count)
    surprise_score = max(0.0, min(1.0, surprise_score))
    base_strength = max(1.0, base_strength)

    # Logarithmic scaling for access reinforcement
    access_multiplier = 1.0 + math.log(access_count)

    # Surprise bonus: 0.5x at score=0, 2.0x at score=1
    surprise_bonus = 0.5 + 1.5 * surprise_score

    strength = base_strength * access_multiplier * surprise_bonus
    return strength


def calculate_retention(
    hours_since_access: float,
    access_count: int = 1,
    surprise_score: float = 0.5,
    base_strength: float = 24.0,
) -> float:
    """Calculate memory retention using Ebbinghaus forgetting curve.

    R = e^(-t/S)

    Where:
      t = hours_since_access
      S = calculate_strength(access_count, surprise_score, base_strength)

    Args:
        hours_since_access: Time since memory was last accessed, in hours.
                            Non-negative. Values <= 0 return 1.0.
        access_count: Number of times this memory has been accessed.
        surprise_score: Surprise score in [0.0, 1.0].
        base_strength: Base strength in hours.

    Returns:
        Retention value clamped to [0.0, 1.0].
    """
    # Just accessed or negative time = full retention
    if hours_since_access <= 0:
        return 1.0

    strength = calculate_strength(access_count, surprise_score, base_strength)

    # R = e^(-t/S)
    retention = math.exp(-hours_since_access / strength)

    # Clamp to [0.0, 1.0] (should already be in range, but defensive)
    return max(0.0, min(1.0, retention))


def should_decay(
    hours_since_access: float,
    access_count: int,
    surprise_score: float,
    policy: str = "moderate",
    base_strength: float = 24.0,
) -> str:
    """Determine decay action for a memory given its state and policy.

    Args:
        hours_since_access: Time since last access in hours.
        access_count: Number of times accessed.
        surprise_score: Surprise score in [0.0, 1.0].
        policy: One of "aggressive", "moderate", "conservative", "infinite".
        base_strength: Base strength in hours.

    Returns:
        One of: "retain", "demote", "delete"
    """
    config = DECAY_POLICIES.get(policy)
    if config is None:
        raise ValueError(f"Unknown decay policy: {policy!r}. "
                         f"Valid: {list(DECAY_POLICIES.keys())}")

    # Infinite policy = never decay
    if config["threshold_days"] < 0:
        return "retain"

    threshold_hours = config["threshold_days"] * 24.0

    # Recently accessed memories are never decayed
    if hours_since_access < 24.0:
        return "retain"

    # Not yet past the policy threshold = retain
    if hours_since_access < threshold_hours:
        return "retain"

    retention = calculate_retention(
        hours_since_access, access_count, surprise_score, base_strength,
    )

    retention_floor = config["retention_floor"]

    # High-surprise memories (>= 0.80) are exempt from deletion
    if retention < retention_floor and access_count < 3:
        if surprise_score >= 0.80:
            return "demote"
        return "delete"

    if retention < 0.5:
        return "demote"

    return "retain"


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