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Summary

Several screens ask the same question: did this algorithm, or this job, leave any results on this occurrence? The occurrence list's algorithm filter, its job filter ("View occurrences" from a job), and the list of algorithms offered in that filter each answered it with their own hand-written list of tables. When post-processing results got their own table (#1461), only the job filter learned about it. An algorithm whose only output is algorithm results (a post-processing method that records a value but changes no prediction) was therefore missing from the algorithm filter and its choices.

This PR adds those results to the algorithm filter and its choices, and moves the queries for both occurrence filters (by algorithm and by job) into two reusable Q builders that sit side by side. The upcoming feature vector table (#1525) is then added in those two functions and in the choices list. It is split out of #1462 so the change can be reviewed on its own, against the tables that exist on main today.

List of Changes

#	Change (what it does for users and developers)	How (implementation)
1	Algorithms whose only output is algorithm results appear in the algorithm filter's choices	Algorithm.objects.used_in_project() adds a third id list, read through the algorithm results table's own project column
2	Filtering occurrences by such an algorithm finds them	processed_by_algorithm() and not_processed_by_algorithm() call build_processed_by_algorithm_q(algorithm_ids)
3	The job filter's behaviour and query are unchanged	created_or_updated_by_job() calls build_created_or_updated_by_job_q(job_id), which builds the same three EXISTS terms as main
4	Filtering by one classifier or detector stays as fast as on main	the algorithm-result EXISTS is added only when the selected algorithms have algorithm results, so one classifier is still a single EXISTS (see below)
5	Developers find the occurrence result queries in one place	build_processed_by_algorithm_q() and build_created_or_updated_by_job_q() in ami/main/models_future/filters.py, beside the other occurrence Q builders; a row in docs/claude/reference/canonical-patterns.md

Detailed Description

Why the algorithm-result term is conditional

Joining one EXISTS per table with OR looks simpler, but Postgres cannot plan ORed EXISTS as a semi-join. It plans them as subplans that collect every matching row in each table before returning the first page. On #1462 that shape took the first page of a 45k-occurrence project from about 0.8 ms to about 240 ms (measured with EXPLAIN (ANALYZE) on a copy of production data). Classifications stay inside the detection EXISTS for the same reason: splitting them into their own term made the first page take 361 ms.

So the algorithm builder first checks AlgorithmResult.objects.filter(algorithm__in=ids).exists() and adds that EXISTS only when there are rows to find. A classifier or detector selection keeps main's single EXISTS. The check is one indexed query on the algorithm results table per filtered request; its cost at production scale is not measured, because the table is new and still small.

The job filter keeps main's three ORed EXISTS terms unchanged. It is reached from one job's page rather than from the main occurrence list, and this PR does not change its plan.

Earlier version of this PR

The first version listed the tables in a registry module (ami/ml/model_outputs.py) with a dataclass per table, a per-table probe query and a test that found new output tables by their foreign keys. Review found it harder to follow than the problem warranted, so it was replaced with a Q builder, later split into one function per filter in review. The coverage test went with it: a new output table is now added by hand in both builders and in used_in_project().

Tests

New cases go into the existing test classes rather than a new file:

• TestOccurrenceAlgorithmFilterQuerySet: an algorithm with only algorithm results matches its occurrence, and a classifier selection builds a single EXISTS that does not touch the algorithm results table.
• TestOccurrenceAlgorithmChoices: an algorithm with only algorithm results is offered as a choice.
• TestOccurrenceJobFilter already covers algorithm results on main and is unchanged.

Plan for the split

1. Enable the pgvector database extension for storing feature vectors #1517: enable pgvector (merged).
2. This PR (Show post-processing results in the occurrence algorithm filter, and keep the occurrence result queries side by side #1518, base main).
3. Show which models have feature vectors on an occurrence, and filter occurrences by them #1525 adds the vector table to both builders and to used_in_project().

How to Test

1. docker compose -f docker-compose.ci.yml run --rm django python manage.py test ami.main.tests.TestOccurrenceAlgorithmFilterQuerySet ami.main.tests.TestOccurrenceJobFilter ami.ml.tests.TestOccurrenceAlgorithmChoices.
2. In the UI, the occurrence list's algorithm filter and a job's "View occurrences" link return the same occurrences as on main for detectors and classifiers.

Checklist

• No model change; makemigrations --check reports no changes.
• Full backend suite at 5421043 (with main, including Save each species label on the box it was returned with when a batch mixes new and stored boxes #1528), run serially: 871 tests pass, 2 skipped

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Occurrence filters now match results recorded by post-processing algorithms, in addition to detections and classifications.
  • Filtering by job now includes occurrences linked through algorithm results.
  • Algorithms used only in recorded results now appear in project algorithm choices.
• Documentation
  • Updated guidance on matching occurrences by algorithm or job, including algorithm results as a matching source.

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Walkthrough

Occurrence filters now use a shared query builder to match detections, classifications, and algorithm results. Project algorithm choices also include algorithms referenced by algorithm results.

Changes: Algorithm result support

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Occurrence result matching ami/main/models_future/filters.py, ami/main/models.py, ami/main/api/views.py, ami/main/tests.py, docs/claude/reference/canonical-patterns.md	A shared query builder handles job and algorithm result matching, and occurrence queryset filters use it. The API filter documentation and backend pattern reference describe algorithm results. Tests cover post-processing algorithm matches and avoid an algorithm-result SQL lookup when the selected classifier has no results.
Project algorithm choices ami/ml/models/algorithm.py, ami/ml/tests.py	used_in_project includes algorithm IDs found in project AlgorithmResult rows. A test covers an algorithm with a result but no classification.

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Change: Bug fix

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Moving a deployment can leave occurrence algorithm choices inconsistent between projects and should be resolved before merging.

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Is just build_processed_by_algorithm_q appropriate or is this meant to extend to other kind of occurrence results?

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Or build_algorithm_filter_q

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Claude says: Split in 92d80c5. The two filters share no code path, so each now has its own function, named after the queryset method it serves: build_processed_by_algorithm_q(algorithm_ids) for the algorithm filter and build_created_or_updated_by_job_q(job_id) for the job filter. Both docstrings note that they read the same output tables, so a new kind of output is added to both (and to Algorithm.objects.used_in_project()); the canonical-patterns row says the same. I kept processed_by_algorithm rather than build_algorithm_filter_q so the builder and OccurrenceQuerySet.processed_by_algorithm share one name.

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Add a test for excluding an occurrence whose only match is an algorithm result.

not_processed_by_algorithm uses the same Q as processed_by_algorithm, so an occurrence matched only by an AlgorithmResult is excluded. No test asserts this negative case. The existing exclude tests use only detection or classification matches, so a regression in the negated algorithm-result path would not fail the suite.

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         matched = Occurrence.objects.filter(project=self.project).processed_by_algorithm([post_processor.pk])
         self.assertEqual(self._pks(matched), {recorded.pk})
+
+    def test_exclude_removes_occurrence_matched_only_by_algorithm_result(self):
+        """An occurrence whose only match is an algorithm result must be excluded."""
+        from ami.ml.models.algorithm import Algorithm
+
+        post_processor = Algorithm.objects.create(name="Filter Exclude Post-processor", version=1)
+        recorded = self._make_occurrence(detector=self.other, classifiers=[])
+        AlgorithmResult.objects.record(
+            occurrence=recorded,
+            algorithm=post_processor,
+            kind=SizeFilterResultData.kind,
+            data={"relative_size": 0.001},
+        )
+        remaining = Occurrence.objects.filter(project=self.project).not_processed_by_algorithm([post_processor.pk])
+        self.assertNotIn(recorded.pk, self._pks(remaining))
+        self.assertEqual(self._pks(remaining), {self.occ_classified.pk, self.occ_multi.pk, self.occ_other.pk})
 
     def test_algorithm_results_are_searched_only_when_the_algorithms_have_some(self):

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