brain-go-brrr: Instructions file for Claude Code

CLAUDE.md

brain-go-brrr CLAUDE.md is an instructions file for Claude Code from Clarity-Digital-Twin/brain-go-brrr. It costs 6,002 tokens per session, scanned A, a copy of brain-go-brrr AGENTS.md, Apache-2.0.

Project instructions for a machine-learning codebase called brain-go-brrr. They require experiments to reuse the main source code and require data normalization before a model uses it.

In plain words
What is it for?
Use them when changing experiments, datasets, models, preprocessing, or EEG processing in the project.
Why use it?
They prevent duplicate implementations, wasted training runs, and failures caused by data being on the wrong numerical scale.

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CLAUDE.md · 730 lines

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CLAUDE.md - Brain-Go-Brrr Project (FIXED ARCHITECTURE)

🔥🔥🔥 CRITICAL: ARCHITECTURE RULES TO PREVENT DISASTERS 🔥🔥🔥

RULE #1: NO PARALLEL IMPLEMENTATIONS EVER

NEVER CREATE DUPLICATE CODE IN experiments/ AND src/

What Went Wrong (The Disaster):
  • Created TWO PARALLEL UNIVERSES that don't communicate
  • experiments/ reimplemented everything from scratch
  • src/ had working components that were ignored
  • Result: AUROC=0.50 (complete training failure), wasted compute, confusion
The ONLY Correct Architecture:
# experiments/train_anything.py - MUST BE THIN
from brain_go_brrr.infra.data import Dataset  # ALWAYS USE SRC
from brain_go_brrr.infra.ml_models import Model  # NEVER REIMPLEMENT
from brain_go_brrr.domain.preprocessing import preprocess  # REUSE!

# FORBIDDEN: Creating new datasets, models, preprocessing in experiments/

RULE #2: CHECK BEFORE BUILDING

  1. ALWAYS search src/ for existing implementations
  2. NEVER build without checking what exists
  3. ALWAYS reuse components from src/
  4. NEVER create "isolated" implementations

RULE #3: NORMALIZATION IS CRITICAL

  • MNE outputs: 1e-5 scale (Volts)
  • EEGPT expects: N(0,1) normalized
  • ALWAYS normalize before model input
  • NEVER trust raw sensor data

🚨 Current Architecture Status (Aug 28, 2025)

PROBLEM DISCOVERED: Parallel implementations in experiments/ and src/

  • Status: BOTH FIXED with normalization
  • TODO: Migrate experiments/ to use src/ components

🚨 CRITICAL WARNING: PyTorch Lightning 2.5.2 Bug

DO NOT USE PYTORCH LIGHTNING FOR TRAINING! Lightning 2.5.2 has a critical bug that causes training to hang indefinitely at:

Loading `train_dataloader` to estimate number of stepping batches

This occurs with large cached datasets (>100k samples) and CANNOT be fixed with any settings. We tried:

  • deterministic=False
  • limit_train_batches as integer ❌
  • max_steps=10000
  • num_sanity_val_steps=0
  • fast_dev_run=True

SOLUTION: Use experiments/eegpt_linear_probe/train_tuab.py (pure PyTorch)

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