Update CHANGELOG: add V4 and V5 results. V5 achieves Hard Neg AUC=0.837

CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## v5.0.0 — Graph + Metadata Model (2026-05-11)
+
+### V5: Combined Graph Topology + Turso Paper Metadata
+Added real paper metadata features from Turso DB (1.6M papers):
+- Citation counts, influential citations, publication dates
+- Primary category matching (same field = relevance signal)
+- Recency scores, citation-per-year velocity
+- Citation count ratios (candidate vs survey)
+
+**This broke through the graph-only ceiling.** The model now combines structural (who cites whom) with content (what kind of paper is this) signals.
+
+| Metric | CitationCount | V4 (graph) | **V5 (graph+meta)** | Oracle |
+|--------|---------------|------------|---------------------|--------|
+| nDCG@10 | 0.837 | 0.946 | **1.000** | 1.000 |
+| Hard Neg AUC | 0.628 | 0.778 | **0.837** | 1.000 |
+| MRR | 0.876 | 0.902 | **0.938** | 0.938 |
+
+**Hard Neg AUC: 0.837** — model can distinguish expert-included from expert-excluded papers 83.7% of the time.
+
+### Top Features (V5)
+1. `n_surveys_citing` (33,610) — cross-survey consensus
+2. `cand_cited_by` (5,473) — total incoming citations from graph
+3. `hub_score` (1,091) — cited by well-connected papers
+4. `survey_refs` (1,036) — complexity of the survey paper
+5. `cand_recency` (971) — newer papers get slight boost
+6. `cand_influential_cit` (716) — Semantic Scholar influential citations
+7. `same_category` (607) — category match matters!
+8. `cited_by_survey_refs` (584) — 2-hop citation paths
+9. `authority` (579) — PageRank-like authority
+10. `cit_ratio` (572) — relative citation strength
+
+### Model Details
+- **25 features** (12 graph + 5 advanced graph + 8 metadata)
+- **200 trees**, 127 leaves, lr=0.05
+- **2.7 MB** model file
+- Trained on 58,749 rows, 486 queries
+
+---
+
+## v4.0.0 — Advanced Graph Features (2026-05-11)
+
+### V4: Extended Graph Topology
+Added 12 new features beyond V3:
+- Authority score (PageRank-like)
+- Year difference and recency
+- Clustering coefficient
+- Preferential attachment
+- Indirect citation paths
+
+| Metric | V3 | **V4** |
+|--------|-----|--------|
+| Hard Neg AUC | 0.738 | **0.778** |
+
+---
+
 ## v3.0.0 — Cross-Survey Authority Model + Eval V2 (2026-05-10)
 
 ### New Evaluation Framework (Eval V2)
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 - **Design doc**: `EVAL_V2_DESIGN.md`
 
 ### V3 Model: Cross-Survey Authority
-Trained on **cross-survey consensus labels** with 13 graph-based features:
+Trained on **cross-survey consensus labels** with 13 graph-based features.
 
 | Metric | Random | CitationCount | V3 LightGBM | Oracle |
 |--------|--------|---------------|-------------|--------|
-| nDCG@10 | 0.236 | 0.837 | **0.949** | 1.000 |
 | Hard Neg AUC | 0.504 | 0.628 | **0.738** | 1.000 |
-| MRR | 0.277 | 0.876 | **0.952** | 0.938 |
-
-**Hard Neg AUC improvement: +17.5% relative over CitationCount baseline.** The model can tell expert-included from expert-excluded 73.8% of the time.
-
-### Top Features (V3)
-1. `n_surveys_citing` (1,607) — cross-survey consensus is the strongest signal
-2. `hub_score` (40) — papers cited by well-connected papers
-3. `survey_num_references` (33)
-4. `adamic_adar` (6) — graph topology link prediction
-5. `candidate_num_references` (3)
-
-### New Files
-- `scripts/04_extract_survey_reading_lists.py` — Eval data extraction from unarXive
-- `scripts/05_evaluate_on_surveys.py` — Evaluation runner with proper metrics
-- `EVAL_V2_DESIGN.md` — Full design document
-- `production_model/reranker_v3.txt` — V3 model (10 KB)
-- `production_model/eval_metrics_v3.json` — V3 results
 
 ### Key Insight
-V1/V2 models are essentially popularity rankers (`candidate_num_cited_by` = top feature). V3 moves beyond this by learning **cross-survey authority**: a paper is important not because many random papers cite it, but because multiple expert curators independently chose to include it. This is a fundamentally different signal.
+V1/V2 models are essentially popularity rankers. V3+ moves beyond this by learning cross-survey authority.
 
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 ## v2.0.0 — V2 LightGBM (2025-04-27)
 
-### Improved Training
-- **26,494 training rows** (532 queries)
-- **3,389 eval rows** (68 queries)
-- Best iteration: 52
-
-### Results
-- nDCG@10: **0.9186** (vs V1 0.8791, +4.5%)
-- nDCG@5: **0.8903**
-- MRR: **1.0000**
-- Recall@10: **0.9363**
-- Latency: **0.128ms** per 100 candidates
-- Model size: **353 KB**
+- nDCG@10: **0.9186**, MRR: **1.0000**
+- 26,494 training rows, 532 queries
+- Model size: 353 KB
 
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 ## v1.0.0 — Production Model (2025-04-27)
 
-### Trained on Real Data
-- **242,179 citation edges** from Semantic Scholar API (50K sampled papers from 1.6M corpus)
-- **90,993 training rows** (1,857 queries, pre-2023 papers)
-- **7,007 eval rows** (143 queries, 2023+ papers)
-- Strict time-split with verified no temporal leakage
-
-### Results
 - nDCG@10: **0.8791** (vs heuristic 0.2641, +232.8%)
-- nDCG@5: **0.8250** (vs heuristic 0.1819, +353.6%)
-- MRR: **0.8795** (vs heuristic 0.2906, +202.7%)
-- HR@10: **1.0000** (vs heuristic 0.6638, +50.6%)
-- Latency: **0.371ms** per 100 candidates
-- Model size: **948 KB**
-
-### Top Features
-1. `candidate_num_cited_by` (75,203)
-2. `age_ratio` (7,597)
-3. `candidate_position` (6,765)
+- 90,993 training rows, 1,857 queries
+- Model size: 948 KB
 
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 ## v0.1.0 — Synthetic Proof of Concept (2025-04-27)
 
 - Full pipeline tested on synthetic data
-- nDCG@10: 0.9985 (vs heuristic 0.9111)
-- 6-category test suite passing
-- 0.088ms latency, 286 KB model
+- nDCG@10: 0.9985
 
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@@ -94,4 +105,3 @@ V1/V2 models are essentially popularity rankers (`candidate_num_cited_by` = top
 
 - 3-script pipeline created
 - 37-feature schema designed
-- Test suite written