RuVector Dataset Discovery Framework

Find hidden patterns and connections in massive datasets that traditional tools miss.

RuVector turns your data—research papers, climate records, financial filings—into a connected graph, then uses cutting-edge algorithms to spot emerging trends, cross-domain relationships, and regime shifts before they become obvious.

Why RuVector?

Most data analysis tools excel at answering questions you already know to ask. RuVector is different: it helps you discover what you don't know you're looking for.

Real-world examples:

• 🔬 Research: Spot a new field forming 6-12 months before it gets a name, by detecting when papers start citing across traditional boundaries
• 🌍 Climate: Detect regime shifts in weather patterns that correlate with economic disruptions
• 💰 Finance: Find companies whose narratives are diverging from their peers—often an early warning signal

Features

Performance

• ⚡ 8.8x faster batch vector insertion (parallel processing)
• ⚡ 2.9x faster similarity computation (SIMD acceleration)
• 📊 Works with millions of records on standard hardware

Quick Start

Prerequisites

# Ensure you're in the ruvector workspace
cd /workspaces/ruvector

Run Your First Example

# 1. Performance benchmark - see the speed improvements
cargo run --example optimized_benchmark -p ruvector-data-framework --features parallel --release

# 2. Discovery hunter - find patterns in sample data
cargo run --example discovery_hunter -p ruvector-data-framework --features parallel --release

# 3. Cross-domain analysis - detect bridges between fields
cargo run --example cross_domain_discovery -p ruvector-data-framework --release

Domain-Specific Examples

# Climate: Detect weather regime shifts
cargo run --example regime_detector -p ruvector-data-climate

# Finance: Monitor corporate filing coherence
cargo run --example coherence_watch -p ruvector-data-edgar

What You'll See

🔍 Discovery Results:
   Pattern: Climate ↔ Finance bridge detected
   Strength: 0.73 (strong connection)
   P-value: 0.031 (statistically significant)

   → Drought indices may predict utility sector
     performance with a 3-period lag

The Discovery Thesis

RuVector's unique combination of vector memory, graph structures, and dynamic minimum cut algorithms enables discoveries that most analysis tools miss:

• Emerging patterns before they have names: Detect topic splits and merges as cut boundaries shift over time
• Non-obvious cross-domain bridges: Find small "connector" subgraphs where disciplines quietly start citing each other
• Causal leverage maps: Link funders, labs, venues, and downstream citations to spot high-impact intervention points
• Regime shifts in time series: Use coherence breaks to flag fundamental changes in system behavior

Tutorial

1. Creating the Engine

use ruvector_data_framework::optimized::{
    OptimizedDiscoveryEngine, OptimizedConfig,
};
use ruvector_data_framework::ruvector_native::{
    Domain, SemanticVector,
};

let config = OptimizedConfig {
    similarity_threshold: 0.55,   // Minimum cosine similarity
    mincut_sensitivity: 0.10,     // Coherence change threshold
    cross_domain: true,           // Enable cross-domain discovery
    use_simd: true,               // SIMD acceleration
    significance_threshold: 0.05, // P-value threshold
    causality_lookback: 12,       // Temporal lookback periods
    ..Default::default()
};

let mut engine = OptimizedDiscoveryEngine::new(config);

2. Adding Data

use std::collections::HashMap;
use chrono::Utc;

// Single vector
let vector = SemanticVector {
    id: "climate_drought_2024".to_string(),
    embedding: generate_embedding(), // 128-dim vector
    domain: Domain::Climate,
    timestamp: Utc::now(),
    metadata: HashMap::from([
        ("region".to_string(), "sahel".to_string()),
        ("severity".to_string(), "extreme".to_string()),
    ]),
};
let node_id = engine.add_vector(vector);

// Batch insertion (8.8x faster)
#[cfg(feature = "parallel")]
{
    let vectors: Vec<SemanticVector> = load_vectors();
    let node_ids = engine.add_vectors_batch(vectors);
}

3. Computing Coherence

let snapshot = engine.compute_coherence();

println!("Min-cut value: {:.3}", snapshot.mincut_value);
println!("Partition sizes: {:?}", snapshot.partition_sizes);
println!("Boundary nodes: {:?}", snapshot.boundary_nodes);

Interpretation:

4. Pattern Detection

let patterns = engine.detect_patterns_with_significance();

for pattern in patterns.iter().filter(|p| p.is_significant) {
    println!("{}", pattern.pattern.description);
    println!("  P-value: {:.4}", pattern.p_value);
    println!("  Effect size: {:.3}", pattern.effect_size);
}

Pattern Types:

5. Cross-Domain Analysis

// Check coupling strength
let stats = engine.stats();
let coupling = stats.cross_domain_edges as f64 / stats.total_edges as f64;
println!("Cross-domain coupling: {:.1}%", coupling * 100.0);

// Domain coherence scores
for domain in [Domain::Climate, Domain::Finance, Domain::Research] {
    if let Some(coh) = engine.domain_coherence(domain) {
        println!("{:?}: {:.3}", domain, coh);
    }
}

Performance Benchmarks

Datasets

1. OpenAlex (Research Intelligence)

Best for: Emerging field detection, cross-discipline bridges

• 250M+ works, 90M+ authors
• Native graph structure
• Bulk download + API access

use ruvector_data_openalex::{OpenAlexConfig, FrontierRadar};

let radar = FrontierRadar::new(OpenAlexConfig::default());
let frontiers = radar.detect_emerging_topics(papers);

2. NOAA + NASA (Climate Intelligence)

Best for: Regime shift detection, anomaly prediction

• Weather observations, satellite imagery
• Time series → graph transformation
• Economic risk modeling

use ruvector_data_climate::{ClimateConfig, RegimeDetector};

let detector = RegimeDetector::new(config);
let shifts = detector.detect_shifts();

3. SEC EDGAR (Financial Intelligence)

Best for: Corporate risk signals, peer divergence

• XBRL financial statements
• 10-K/10-Q filings
• Narrative + fundamental analysis

use ruvector_data_edgar::{EdgarConfig, CoherenceMonitor};

let monitor = CoherenceMonitor::new(config);
let alerts = monitor.analyze_filing(filing);

Directory Structure

examples/data/
├── README.md                 # This file
├── Cargo.toml               # Workspace manifest
├── framework/               # Core discovery framework
│   ├── src/
│   │   ├── lib.rs              # Framework exports
│   │   ├── ruvector_native.rs  # Native engine with Stoer-Wagner
│   │   ├── optimized.rs        # SIMD + parallel optimizations
│   │   ├── coherence.rs        # Coherence signal computation
│   │   ├── discovery.rs        # Pattern detection
│   │   └── ingester.rs         # Data ingestion
│   └── examples/
│       ├── cross_domain_discovery.rs  # Cross-domain patterns
│       ├── optimized_benchmark.rs     # Performance comparison
│       └── discovery_hunter.rs        # Novel pattern search
├── openalex/               # OpenAlex integration
├── climate/                # NOAA/NASA integration
└── edgar/                  # SEC EDGAR integration

Configuration Reference

OptimizedConfig

Discovery Examples

Climate-Finance Bridge

Detected: Climate ↔ Finance bridge
  Strength: 0.73
  Connections: 197

Hypothesis: Drought indices may predict
  utility sector performance with lag-2

Regime Shift Detection

Min-cut trajectory:
  t=0: 72.5 (baseline)
  t=1: 73.3 (+1.1%)
  t=2: 74.5 (+1.6%) ← Consolidation

Effect size: 2.99 (large)
P-value: 0.042 (significant)

Causality Pattern

Climate → Finance causality detected
  F-statistic: 4.23
  Optimal lag: 3 periods
  Correlation: 0.67
  P-value: 0.031

Algorithms

Stoer-Wagner Min-Cut

Computes minimum cut of weighted undirected graph.

• Complexity: O(VE + V² log V)
• Use: Network coherence measurement

SIMD Cosine Similarity

Processes 8 floats per iteration using AVX2.

• Speedup: 2.9x vs scalar
• Fallback: Chunked scalar (4 floats)

Granger Causality

Tests if past values of X predict Y.

1. Compute cross-correlation at lags 1..k
2. Find optimal lag with max |correlation|
3. Calculate F-statistic
4. Convert to p-value

Best Practices

1. Start with low thresholds - Use similarity_threshold: 0.45 for exploration
2. Use batch insertion - add_vectors_batch() is 8x faster
3. Monitor coherence trends - Min-cut trajectory predicts regime changes
4. Filter by significance - Focus on p_value < 0.05
5. Validate causality - Temporal patterns need domain expertise

Troubleshooting

References

• OpenAlex Documentation
• NOAA Open Data
• NASA Earthdata
• SEC EDGAR

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0