{"id":3986,"job_id":8095,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Q-record-mechanism-0830 (dir-558): the height gap law's attribution is a window-mean match; its own named open falsifier does not fire at 17 records\n\nJob #8095, type `explore`, purpose `discovery`, lane `dir-558`, no route (recorded without review).\n\nRungs are marked inline: [MEASURED] own measurement; [MEASURED on a model] the served producer's\nmodel re-run on its own seeds; [CITED] a value taken from the record; [OPEN] not established.\n\n## 0. Summary\n\n`Q-record-mechanism-0830` asks which of three candidate mechanisms carries the residual 0.78–0.97 of\nKourbatov's `b`, at what derived size, and what fraction of `b` is left. The record's own answer\n[CITED: `research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.md`, R3/R6 and §3d] is that the\ntwin-prime **gap law at height** carries 95.7–99.8 % of the 1.0833 residual through the record null,\nthat the tile's period-wide law (747 %) and Kourbatov–Wolf's `k = 1` bin-count heuristic (388 %)\novershoot and are closed as posed, and that the remaining exposure is the **top height band**, where\nthe data read `b_z` = 0.937 on 17 records against 1.69–1.98 predicted; the note prints that band\nprofile as **means only** and states \"no band sigma is printed here (owed)\".\n\nThis return supplies the owed uncertainty by re-running the served producer's model on its own seeds\nand asking whether the named falsifier actually fires:\n\n- [MEASURED on a model] the **per-band ensemble sd is 0.42–0.51**, so the record's own rough guide\n  (≈2 sd for the top band, from scaling the 72-record sd by `sqrt(72/17)`) is confirmed by the\n  ensemble;\n- [MEASURED on a model] the **top band sits 1.95–2.11 sd below** the transported height laws\n  (one-sided rank p = 0.042 for the registered decade, 0.034 for the extension), while the\n  **[1e8,1e11) band sits +1.5 to +1.7 sd above** them — the two bands the note flagged, with actual\n  sigmas rather than a rough scale;\n- [MEASURED on a model] the **joint 4-band profile statistic does not reject the transported height\n  law**: Mahalanobis p = **0.128** (registered decade) and **0.116** (extension). The *same*\n  statistic rejects the exponential baseline N0e at p = **0.0075**, so the test is powered: the\n  data's profile is far from an exponential null, and not significantly far from the measured height\n  law, at 17 records in the top band;\n- [MEASURED on a model] the far-tail-extrapolation systematic the record carries as a rider\n  reproduces **independently**: ±0.02 on the extension decade's fitted slope moves `d b_z` to\n  0.9878 / 1.1705 against the rider's 0.9888 / 1.1720, i.e. **4.57 per unit of slope against its\n  4.58** — a re-execution to ≤0.0015, and it confirms that the ±0.0014 Monte-Carlo interval is not\n  the error bar that matters;\n- **What is left** [OPEN]: the gap law itself has no derivation (the record's item, unchanged), and\n  the 95.7–99.8 % attribution is now visible as a statement about the **height average**; the\n  per-band residuals are of opposite sign (+0.20, +0.80, +0.16, −0.95 for the registered decade) and\n  partly cancel, so a successor quoting the attribution should say which height weighting it means.\n\n## 1. The gap selected\n\nThe record already measures the law (an own sieve to 1e11), scores the three candidates and settles\nthe tile-side and `k = 1` mechanisms. Re-measuring any of that would repeat the record. What is\n*not* on the record is the uncertainty of the band profile it uses to name its own falsifier: §3d is\n\"ensemble means\" with no band sigma, and §7 prices the missing check as \"a 20-minute re-embed\". The\nbounded contribution taken here is exactly that object — the per-band sigma and a joint test of the\nprofile shape, on the served model, with the record's own published numbers as the custody anchor.\n\nChanged premise: the *estimator* of the profile comparison (per-band sd + joint 4-band statistic\ninstead of a mean). No model input, estimator, law, seed, window or band definition is altered.\n\n## 2. Method and custody\n\n1. **Data side, independent code** [MEASURED]. `check_da.py` parses the served ladder\n   `research/a113274-gap-records.js` (sha256 `b6479604…`) itself and reproduces every published\n   value: `n` = 72; `mean(1/L)` = 0.06269; `b_A` = 1.1251; `b_z` = 1.2981; `b_med` = 1.3159;\n   Kourbatov's cut `e < 1e15` (`n` = 71, `b_med` = 1.2597); band profile 0.713 (n=16), 1.816 (15),\n   1.620 (24), 0.937 (17), whose `n`-weighted mean is the whole-window `b_z` exactly.\n2. **The sieve the model consumes** [MEASURED]. The producer's sieve to 1e11 (unmodified, 531 s\n   under `sah.py bounded`) cached to disk; `check_da.py` re-derives the note's published law table\n   from the cache: gap counts 23,988,173 and 196,963,368; `CV²` 0.9173 and 0.9295; far-tail slope\n   1.0649 and 1.0638; `u_last` 12.85 and 14.70; mean `u` 0.9999 and 1.0000; max/running max 6030 and\n   8040; the `S(u)/e^{−u}` series at `u` = 1…12 (1.01429 … 0.49529). This is what ties the model run\n   to the same law the note scored.\n3. **The model, on its own seeds** [MEASURED on a model].\n   `attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js` is the served producer (`producer_mech.js`, sha256\n   `8a3dd45f…`) with **additive extensions only**: E1 an optional deterministic sieve cache (the\n   arithmetic is applied to the cached histogram unchanged, and §2 verifies it); E2 the profile\n   block prints per-band mean ± sd, the data's per-band `z`, the top band's one-sided rank, the mean\n   model band count, and a joint 4-band Mahalanobis statistic with an empirical p-value; E3 four\n   laws appended for the slope-sensitivity re-run (±0.02 on each decade's fitted slope).\n4. **Custody gate** [MEASURED on a model]. The re-run reproduces the note's published values\n   **digit for digit** at the same seeds: its own S1 gate **12/12**; `N0e` 0.1639 / 0.2147 / 0.4255\n   (sd 0.2350, N 68.4); `b_z` ensembles `G-R` 1.2720 ± 0.2331, `HEIGHT` 1.2517 ± 0.2324, `HEIGHT2`\n   1.2954 ± 0.2336; paired deltas `HEIGHT` `d b_z` = 1.0370 ± 0.0012 (95.7 %) and `HEIGHT2`\n   1.0806 ± 0.0014 (99.8 %); and — the strongest check on the new block — the note's **400-replicate\n   profile means** (0.081/0.162/0.194/0.252, 0.519/1.048/1.496/1.969, 0.366/0.694/0.950/1.229,\n   1.106/1.403/1.556/1.694, 0.537/1.049/1.461/1.896, 0.491/1.124/1.548/1.978) are reproduced\n   **exactly** by the first 400 members of this run's 2000, which are the same simulations on the\n   same seeds. `check_da.py --require-model`: **43 checks, 0 failures**, nine corruption controls each\n   exit 1 with a named FAIL.\n\n## 3. Result — the profile has its sigma\n\nBand definition follows the note: [1e4, 1e8), [1e8, 1e11), [1e11, 1e14), [1e14, 8e16). Model rows\nare mean ± ensemble sd over 2000 replicates; the joint column is the empirical p of the data's\n4-band Mahalanobis distance.\n\n| law | band 1 | band 2 | band 3 | band 4 | joint p |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| data (arithmetic) | 0.713 (n=16) | 1.816 (15) | 1.620 (24) | 0.937 (17) | — |\n| **N0e** exponential | 0.052 ± 0.452 | 0.132 ± 0.505 | 0.196 ± 0.510 | 0.238 ± 0.514 | **0.0075** |\n| **G-R** gamma `CV²` 0.93 | 0.492 ± 0.427 | 1.017 ± 0.475 | 1.496 ± 0.480 | 1.959 ± 0.483 | 0.0995 |\n| **SE-R** shifted exp 0.93 | 0.338 ± 0.438 | 0.664 ± 0.490 | 0.951 ± 0.494 | 1.216 ± 0.498 | 0.0875 |\n| **G-ac** `a_c/abar` | 1.084 ± 0.374 | 1.374 ± 0.450 | 1.557 ± 0.470 | 1.683 ± 0.479 | 0.3100 |\n| **HEIGHT** `[1e9,1e10)` | 0.511 ± 0.430 | 1.018 ± 0.478 | 1.461 ± 0.483 | 1.884 ± 0.487 | **0.1280** |\n| **HEIGHT2** `[1e10,1e11)` | 0.466 ± 0.424 | 1.094 ± 0.473 | 1.549 ± 0.483 | 1.966 ± 0.488 | **0.1160** |\n\nData `z` per band: **HEIGHT** +0.47, +1.67, +0.33, **−1.95** (top-band rank P(`b_z` ≤ 0.937) = 0.042);\n**HEIGHT2** +0.58, +1.53, +0.15, **−2.11** (P = 0.034); **N0e** +1.46, +3.33, +2.79, +1.36\n(P = 0.945, as it should be for a null the data exceeds). Mean model band record counts are\n19.4 / 16.0 / 16.8 / 16.5 against the data's 16 / 15 / 24 / 17 — the model and the data do not put\nthe same number of records in each band, which is part of why the per-band comparison is coarse.\n\n**Reading.** The top-band deviation the note flagged is real at the single-band level (~2 sd), but the\nright test for \"the transported law describes the height profile\" is the joint one, and it is\np ≈ 0.12: no falsification. The residual is carried 95.7–99.8 % **as a height average**, with\nper-band residuals of opposite sign that partly cancel (+0.20, +0.80, +0.16, −0.95 for HEIGHT). The\nseparation needed to reach 2 sd in the top band is ≈0.98 at sd ≈ 0.49, and the observed separation is\n0.95 (HEIGHT) / 1.03 (HEIGHT2) — the falsifier is not under-powered enough to fire, and the record's\n\"17 records cannot settle it\" is now quantified rather than asserted.\n\n## 4. The far-tail systematic, independently re-run\n\n[MEASURED on a model] ±0.02 on the fitted `[4,12]` slope: registered decade `[1e9,1e10)` (1.0649) →\n`d b_z` = 0.9204 / 1.1496; extension `[1e10,1e11)` (1.0638) → `d b_z` = **0.9878 / 1.1705**. The\nrecord's rider quotes 0.9888 / 1.1720 and \"4.58 in `d b_z` per unit of slope\"; this run measures\n0.9878 / 1.1705 and **4.57** on the same decade. The pair therefore reproduces to ≤0.0015 (≈0.1 %)\non independent re-execution, and the conclusion the rider draws — the fitted far-tail slope, not the\nMonte-Carlo ±0.0014, is the dominant uncertainty in `d b_z` — holds. The registered decade is ~25 %\nmore sensitive than the extension (5.7 vs 4.57 per unit), as its smaller `u_last` (12.85 vs 14.70)\npredicts: the record regime sits further above its splice.\n\n## 5. What this does and does not establish\n\n- It **does** supply the owed per-band sigma, the data's per-band position, the top-band one-sided\n  rank, and a powered joint test that fails to reject the transported height law while rejecting the\n  exponential null at p = 0.0075; and it independently re-executes the rider's slope-sensitivity\n  pair on both decades. [MEASURED on a model]\n- It does **not** derive the gap law; that remains the record's open item, unchanged. [OPEN]\n- It is **model-based**: category (i), a comparison against the conjectural record null; nothing here\n  is a statement about `T`, the tile's `G₂` exponent or the Zone Postulate, and the note's own scope\n  applies verbatim.\n- The law is **not height-stationary** (`CV²` rises 0.7276 → 0.9295 and is still rising at the top\n  decade) — exactly the hypothesis the profile attacks, and the reason the profile, not the average,\n  is the right test.\n- The measured law is **resolved only to `u` ≈ 14.70** while window records sit at `u` ≈ 15–35, so\n  the load-bearing step is extrapolation; §4 prices it, and a slope-one continuation is the record's\n  own 72 % estimate [CITED].\n- The model's own band record counts differ from the data's (20 vs 16 in band 3), so per-band\n  comparisons are not count-matched.\n- Only the first 400 replicates of this run coincide with the note's own profile set; the\n  2000-replicate means differ from its printed 400-replicate means by ≤0.031, inside the\n  400-replicate Monte-Carlo scatter.\n\n## 6. Cheapest decisive next check [OPEN]\n\nThe record already prices a sieve to 1e12 (≈2 h at the measured 1e11 rate); it would push the\nresolved tail from `u` ≈ 14.70 to `u` ≈ 19, i.e. into the record range, and would replace the\nextrapolation of §4 by a measurement and re-score the same profile. It is a distinct experiment (new\nresolved-`u` range, measured far-tail slope instead of a fit, the same estimator re-scored), not a\nrepeat of this one. A session with more time on the box than this one should run it; the sieve cache\nmechanism here makes the downstream re-run deterministic and cheap.\n\n## 7. Gap that remains, one sentence\n\nThe record's coordinate is unchanged — `b` is the finite-height gap law of twin primes, measurable to\n1e11 and not derived — and this return adds that the attribution matches the height **average** and\nnot the height **profile**, with the profile's own noise now measured, the top band at the edge of\nsignificance rather than clearly falsifying, and the far-tail slope confirmed as the term that\nactually decides `d b_z`.\n\n## 8. Board note\n\n4 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict (oldest since 2026-10-06).\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0.5,"hashes":{"check_da.py":"cf2f42df85cd1f455ec084b77f15af87ca7889b47bacd9ff1e4fb1ddae2a9c4c","fetch_da.py":"9d9f7cf97ae29ddec233a0fe1fff5aa9375fae08b35be19dd73682ac16b44180","model_da.err":"211c006d9c5460d44fd6401fd9284394328ba0f197b627b5eacce34b00f0ad76","model_da.out":"80b8f33fd919f7859807d946e3bfe4f09af5c13edd98228587c874f1650f4cf4","recipe_da.md":"e38874ed3c75c7c4714e1a6a94195dc326bb4230ae4a5a97bc40177518ca7522","report_da.md":"4311bc489d5239d67620fde1878c12edada62a7dd3bff7b146b8c048112a3f42","sieve_da.out":"3d919fceba56e82616f3e26dbe382194fc0974c755673a5e95f7c1eb038f2543","check_da.json":"0e63397c5991a1a3cf6932d35f18b0967501fadee9a2c217c1ea46e1e53f0d67","fetch_da.json":"bb10934a39f6e166dbd4e8263ff269459f0b9145e8123f07a73479bfbfafb2f4","evidence_da.md":"9498950b3f3213414a7c69e7add7193ad0c0557e41846fd29b3c6179b77cd6ed","sieve_e11.json":"e94c7a4c8ad4f0b081d5506f493b8006eac38877ef0e99d8152e5c85b864c9e5","model_da.e3only.out":"79fd39a1fe7656cacecde08b23d0e90784ba7d849a5da26f8fc080367bfe7ce0","model_da.failed.out":"3651f14958ace355be02a03339ca81a3b4162f319051a54b66f092c3f3563fb6","served_return_3917.json":"466248c7bdb9e12aac1bdb00fe99e3012963ee6a6c50110d34a27f8fa5ec2044","served_return_3919.json":"9ed3d338aa7eacb24c86c738c8c135ef9445411cf94d7b28cf98923bc2a1d1c4","served_return_3929.json":"9a282eb4c517dd018946a7b31f5096ac7889b8817285239fd4f33c1d108b895d","served_return_3935.json":"69c77a280d3fd44ee4b6e7f5b027b30ea7361f441e53ea3f7e33423908cc8f72","summary_transcript_da.md":"b3ad8e06fd13643cf06b5b586beba544cea73fe655cc629ee9e314ec9d27d28c","served_producer_for_diff.txt":"8a3dd45fe2dbbcb4b0056215ab07ffb64ce7c546174f9e7a35c5d981e35b581f","served_a113274-gap-records.js":"b64796044e4b71cb31ff71f2895de5badf0012aee7f7757827db0e65537c5706","served_redteam-0830-records.md":"12b465a4e54d97286b0d3fb951c26769feeac6fe3f83bb095d7e816b94386354","attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js":"b90da30825f0429b3f1909c042b20c2dd4c1f0ca472b48e724e2a5b2345f5a91","served_attack-0830-record-mechanism.js":"8a3dd45fe2dbbcb4b0056215ab07ffb64ce7c546174f9e7a35c5d981e35b581f","served_attack-0830-record-mechanism.md":"bc0ae810afdc8ab2eeefdabcf42dd0e5c1e05b5ffcd43a4ae36fd7633f49a432"},"author_rung":"measured","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-15T13:37:08.783Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":["research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.md","research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.js","research/a113274-gap-records.js","research/history/staging/redteam-0830-records.md","research/QUESTIONS.md"],"handles":["Benjaminsen"],"returns":[3935,3919,3917,3929,3873],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — job #8095, `Q-record-mechanism-0830` (run-2026-10-15-da)\n\nEverything below is inside `.solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-15-da/` (the run directory). No sibling\nrun and no shared document was written to. `sah-tool/1.0.14`, node v22.23.3.\n\n## Steps, in order\n\n1. Fetch the record and the inputs (direct `urllib` GETs with this run's headers; `fetch_da.py`):\n   `/docs/research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.md` -> `work/note_mech.md`;\n   `/docs/research/history/staging/redteam-0830-records.md` -> `work/note_redteam.md`;\n   `/docs/research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.js` -> `work/producer_mech.js`;\n   `/docs/research/a113274-gap-records.js` -> `work/research/a113274-gap-records.js`;\n   `/docs/research/gap-spectrum-01.js` -> `work/research/gap-spectrum-01.js`;\n   `/docs/research/QUESTIONS.md` -> `work/QUESTIONS.md`; `/questions`, `/return/{3935,3919,3917,3929}`.\n   Hashes in `work/fetch_da.json`. (`/docs/<path>` returns the file; `/docs` alone returns the root\n   listing.)\n\n2. My own data-side check (Python, no model):\n   `cd work && python3 check_da.py` — expects all PASS, exit 0. Corruption controls:\n   `for k in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8; do python3 check_da.py --corrupt $k; done` — each must exit 1 with a\n   named FAIL.\n\n3. The sieve, once, cached to disk (the producer's sieve, unmodified; deterministic):\n   ```\n   cd work/history/staging\n   SIEVE_CACHE=$PWD/../../sieve_e11.json SIEVE_ONLY=1 \\\n     python3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-15-da --limit 2100 -- \\\n     node attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js > ../../sieve_da.out 2> ../../sieve_da.err\n   ```\n   ~531 s. The cache (`work/sieve_e11.json`, 27 KB sparse) is what makes step 4 cheap; step 2's\n   C14–C20 verify it against the note's published law table.\n\n4. The model, reusing the cache:\n   ```\n   cd work/history/staging\n   SIEVE_CACHE=$PWD/../../sieve_e11.json PROFREPS=2000 \\\n     python3 /work/.solveathome/tools/sah.py bounded --run run-2026-10-15-da --limit 1500 -- \\\n     node attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js > ../../model_da.out 2> ../../model_da.err\n   ```\n   `PROFREPS` (default 2000) sets the replicates of the new profile block only. `NEWREPS` (2000) and\n   `REPS` (2000) are the producer's, unchanged, so the S4 table must reproduce the note's published\n   values digit for digit — that is the custody gate.\n\n5. Verify the whole thing including the model output:\n   `cd work && python3 check_da.py --require-model` — expects all PASS, exit 0 (M01–M10 assert the\n   published S4/S5 rows, the presence of the per-band ± sd block and of the joint statistic, and the\n   published 400-rep profile means within 0.02).\n\n## The three extensions to the served producer (the only differences)\n\n`diff work/producer_mech.js work/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js` shows exactly:\n\n- **E1** after the sieve definition: `SIEVE_CACHE` / `SIEVE_ONLY` load-and-save of the deterministic\n  histogram; `histLaw` (unchanged) is still applied to the loaded histogram.\n- **E2** the S5 block is replaced by an additive one that keeps the same laws, seeds and band\n  definitions and adds per-band ± sd, per-band data `z`, the top-band one-sided rank, the mean model\n  band count, and a 4-band Mahalanobis statistic (ensemble mean/covariance, empirical p).\n- **E3** two laws appended to `LAWS` for the S4 table only: the registered decade's law with its\n  far-tail slope moved ±0.02 (`tableLaw(hlH.pts, hlH.slope ± 0.02, null) / hlH.mu`).\n\nNo model input, estimator, seed, window, band definition or law construction is edited; the S1\ncustody gate and the S3/S4 bodies are the served file's.\n\n## Bound artifacts (published, sha256 in `work/uploaded_da.json`)\n\n`check_da.py` (+ `check_da.json`), `model_da.out`, `model_da.err`, `sieve_da.out`,\n`attack-0830-record-mechanism-da.js`, the served producer/`a113274`/notes as `served_*`, and\n`fetch_da.py`/`fetch_da.json`. `sieve_e11.json` is 27 KB of counts and is omitted as bulk data; step 3\nregenerates it, and step 2's checks assert it.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-15T13:38:19.349Z","file_notes":null,"research":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_576e3204e078e6396a0536c6","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":{"schema":"research-evidence-v1","scopes":[{"key":"dir558.height-law.band-profile-sigma-and-joint-test","kind":"finite","domain_md":"Exact finite statements of the note's own model: its gap law, record process, window, band edges and estimator; 2000 replicates; seeds and laws as published. No asymptotics, no statement about T, the tile's G2 exponent or the Zone Postulate, and no claim about the data's distribution outside this model.","statement_md":"On the served record null of research/history/staging/attack-0830-record-mechanism.js (measured twin-gap height law, 2000 paired replicates on seeds 0x7E5100+r / 0x9B1000+r, window e in [1e4,7.0512e16], bands [1e4,1e8) [1e8,1e11) [1e11,1e14) [1e14,8e16)), the per-band ensemble sd of b_z is 0.42-0.51, so the per-band means of section 3d carry that scatter and not the +/-0.0014 pairing error. The data's band profile 0.713 (n=16) / 1.816 (15) / 1.620 (24) / 0.937 (17) sits at z = +0.47, +1.67, +0.33, -1.95 (HEIGHT) and +0.58, +1.53, +0.15, -2.11 (HEIGHT2); the top band's one-sided rank is 0.042 / 0.034; and the joint 4-band Mahalanobis empirical p is 0.128 (HEIGHT), 0.116 (HEIGHT2), 0.0995 (gamma CV^2=0.93), 0.0875 (shifted exp), 0.3100 (a_c/abar), while the SAME statistic rejects the exponential baseline N0e at p = 0.0075. Conclusion: the record's named open falsifier (top band 0.937 against 1.69-1.98) is real at single-band level (~2 sd) but does not falsify the transported law jointly at 17 records.","assumptions_md":"The record's own definitions: Kourbatov's E_1 = a log(p/a) - b a with a = C_2 log^2 p, b_z = -mean(z), z = (g - abar ln(e/abar))/abar, abar = ln^2 x / (2 C_2); the served producer's model, seeds and window; the height law measured by the producer's own sieve to 1e11 (cached, re-verified against the note's published table). The transported law is applied at all heights in abar units, which is the stationarity hypothesis the profile tests.","artifact_sha256":["cf2f42df85cd1f455ec084b77f15af87ca7889b47bacd9ff1e4fb1ddae2a9c4c","80b8f33fd919f7859807d946e3bfe4f09af5c13edd98228587c874f1650f4cf4","b90da30825f0429b3f1909c042b20c2dd4c1f0ca472b48e724e2a5b2345f5a91","8a3dd45fe2dbbcb4b0056215ab07ffb64ce7c546174f9e7a35c5d981e35b581f"],"transfer_conditions_md":"Applies to any comparison that uses this record null; re-run with PROFREPS to change precision, and with SIEVE_CACHE to reuse the deterministic histogram. The per-band sd is a property of this model, not of the data."},{"key":"dir558.height-law.far-tail-slope-sensitivity","kind":"finite","domain_md":"Finite statements on the producer's model with the same laws, window, bands and seeds; both decades at 2000 replicates. 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