EVIDENCE_MATRIX.json

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        "outputs/claim1.json"
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      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Breaking the shared-row-factor condition changes absolute bias from 9.069e-06 to 0.146.",
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        "replay_a/claim1.json",
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      "independent_oracle": "The rate is measured from independent native executions at six K values; the pinned source theorem is separately checked for its exact K^-1/2 statement and assumptions.",
      "limitation": "The empirical audit executes the theorem's native estimator and asymptotic variable under a controlled family satisfying the stated assumptions; it does not claim a universal finite-instance proof beyond the pinned theorem.",
      "literal_claim": "MSNN provably preserves Synthetic Nearest Neighbors' entry-wise finite-sample error bound (Theorem 4.5) and asymptotic normality with convergence rate scaling as K_MSNN^(-1/2) (Theorem 4.6) (Section 4.2).",
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        "replay_a/claim1.json",
        "replay_b/claim1.json"
      ],
      "paper_native_mechanism": "Executes the paper's weighted mixed-treatment SVD estimator with rank-three shared row factors, four treatment scales, valid span/balance conditions, 420 independent repetitions, and K=1,2,4,8,16,32.",
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        2,
        4,
        8,
        16,
        32
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      "rate_measurement": "The native estimator has RMSE log-log slope -0.4733; RMSE*sqrt(K) stays within a 1.116 ratio. At K=32 the standardized errors have skew 0.063, excess kurtosis 0.113, and normal-CDF distance 0.034.",
      "rate_repetitions_per_horizon": 420,
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      "result": "The native estimator has RMSE log-log slope -0.4733; RMSE*sqrt(K) stays within a 1.116 ratio. At K=32 the standardized errors have skew 0.063, excess kurtosis 0.113, and normal-CDF distance 0.034.",
      "scope_boundary": "The assessment is confined to the exact live claim and pinned arXiv-v1 object.",
      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Theorems 4.5-4.6 and proof)"
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      "claim": 2,
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        "outputs/claim2.json"
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      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Replacing r+1 by r changes the factor and is rejected.",
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        "outputs/claim2.json",
        "replay_a/claim2.json",
        "replay_b/claim2.json"
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      "independent_oracle": "Weighted exhaustive enumeration contains no closed-form factor; the separate formula path uses Corollary 4.10.",
      "limitation": "The finite enumeration uses disjoint candidate subgroups so expectation is exactly additive; the paper's overlap correction remains the stated asymptotic o(1) term.",
      "literal_claim": "Corollary 4.10 shows the expected number of usable data subgroups under MCAR grows by a multiplicative factor of [∑_d' (p_d'/p_d)^(r+1)]^c for MSNN relative to standard SNN, formalizing the effective-sample-size gain from mixed anchor sets (Section 4.3).",
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        "replay_a/claim2.json",
        "replay_b/claim2.json"
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      "registered_system_executed": true,
      "result": "All 65,536 states give factor 96070.939697, exactly matching [sum_d'(p_d'/p_d)^(r+1)]^c=96070.939697.",
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      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Theorem 4.9 and Corollary 4.10)"
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      "actual_model_or_dataset_used": true,
      "assessment": "verified",
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      "claim_object_match": "exact",
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        "outputs/claim3.json"
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      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Deleting the rc interaction produces a linear SNN exponent and fails by 64 exponent units at r=8.",
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        "outputs/results.json"
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        "replay_b/claim3.json"
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      "independent_oracle": "Symbolic exponent construction and numerical sparse-to-rich efficiency values are independently compared over eight ranks.",
      "limitation": "Quadratic order is exhibited in the registered r=c regime; the exact general exponents remain rc+r+c for SNN and r for MSNN.",
      "literal_claim": "Corollary 4.11 shows the relative efficiency gap between data-sparse and data-rich treatment levels is reduced from quadratic to linear order under MSNN (Section 4.3).",
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        "replay_a/claim3.json",
        "replay_b/claim3.json"
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      "paper_native_mechanism": "Executes both Corollary-4.11 efficiency expressions for r=c=1..8 and fits their exact probability exponents.",
      "paper_or_released_scale": true,
      "registered_system_executed": true,
      "result": "The SNN exponent sequence is [3, 8, 15, 24, 35, 48, 63, 80]=r^2+2r, while MSNN is [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]=r. The fitted quadratic and linear leading coefficients are both exactly one.",
      "scope_boundary": "The assessment is confined to the exact live claim and pinned arXiv-v1 object.",
      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Corollary 4.11)"
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      "actual_model_or_dataset_used": true,
      "assessment": "verified",
      "claim": 4,
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        "outputs/claim4.json"
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      "destructive_control": true,
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      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Swapping the digits 3.91 to 3.19 in the MRE cell fails the literal-cell oracle.",
      "evidence_tier": "literal_benchmark_reproduction",
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        "outputs/results.json"
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        "outputs/claim4.json",
        "replay_a/claim4.json",
        "replay_b/claim4.json"
      ],
      "independent_oracle": "Complete-table parsing and literal registered-cell checks are independent paths over the pinned arXiv-v1 source.",
      "limitation": "This verifies the exact registered primary benchmark object and does not invent a missing author code release.",
      "literal_claim": "On MCAR-generated data at a low treatment probability p(d)=0.01, MSNN achieves a 4.69% feasible rate and mean relative error of 3.91e-2, versus a 0.03% feasible rate and 0.806 MRE for standard SNN (Table 1).",
      "native_scale_justification": "The complete registered theorem variable, formula state space, primary table, or native mixed-anchor algorithm is executed; no nearby task substitutes for it.",
      "not_proxy_reason": "The pinned arXiv-v1 mathematical object, complete table, or exact Algorithms 2-3 mechanism is used directly.",
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        "replay_a/claim4.json",
        "replay_b/claim4.json"
      ],
      "paper_native_mechanism": "Executes the complete twelve-cell MCAR Table-1 benchmark object from the final uncommented arXiv-v1 table, parses every mean/standard-deviation cell, and recomputes the registered low-probability contrast.",
      "paper_or_released_scale": true,
      "registered_system_executed": true,
      "result": "The exact p(d)=0.01 cells are MSNN FR=4.69%, MRE=0.0391; SNN FR=0.03%, MRE=0.806. They imply 156.3x FR and 20.6x lower MRE.",
      "scope_boundary": "The assessment is confined to the exact live claim and pinned arXiv-v1 object.",
      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Table 1 / tab:mcar_comparison)"
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      "actual_model_or_dataset_used": true,
      "assessment": "falsified",
      "claim": 5,
      "claim_object_match": "exact",
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        "outputs/claim5.json"
      ],
      "destructive_control": true,
      "destructive_control_executed": true,
      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "All six MRE reduction factors are also recomputed, exposing values outside a literal closed 2-3x interval.",
      "evidence_tier": "literal_source_data_falsification",
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        "outputs/results.json"
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      "expected_points": 2,
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        "outputs/claim5.json",
        "replay_a/claim5.json",
        "replay_b/claim5.json"
      ],
      "independent_oracle": "The two complete table parsers independently aggregate ranges and MRE ratios; one literal counterexample is sufficient to falsify each universal bound.",
      "limitation": "The falsification is confined to the exact numeric conjunction in the live claim; it does not dispute that MSNN improves every displayed row.",
      "literal_claim": "Under MNAR data, MSNN consistently attains 3-26% feasible imputation rates versus under 5% for SNN, with 2-3x error reductions across treatment levels (Tables 2-3).",
      "native_scale_justification": "The complete registered theorem variable, formula state space, primary table, or native mixed-anchor algorithm is executed; no nearby task substitutes for it.",
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        "replay_a/claim5.json",
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      "paper_native_mechanism": "Parses every mean/standard-deviation cell in both final MNAR tables and tests all three clauses of the registered conjunction.",
      "paper_or_released_scale": true,
      "registered_system_executed": true,
      "result": "FALSIFIED: the complete source tables give MSNN FR 3.13-54.16% and SNN FR 0.19-22.66%. Table 3 alone reports MSNN 26.96/33.88/54.16% and SNN 9.57/11.70/22.66%, contradicting the stated 3-26% and under-5% bounds.",
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      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Tables 2-3 / both MNAR tables)",
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      "claim": 6,
      "claim_object_match": "exact",
      "control_artifacts": [
        "outputs/claim6.json"
      ],
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      "destructive_or_boundary_control": "Changing one anchor assignment clears the corresponding incidence entry and invalidates the seeded clique.",
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        "outputs/claim6.json",
        "outputs/results.json"
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        "outputs/claim6.json",
        "replay_a/claim6.json",
        "replay_b/claim6.json"
      ],
      "independent_oracle": "The exhaustive subset solver is independent of the direct Algorithm-2 indicator construction, and exact low-rank recovery checks the shared-row-factor mechanism.",
      "limitation": "The exhaustive graph instance is finite by design; the estimator uses the exact registered mixed-treatment invariants rather than a graph or ML proxy.",
      "literal_claim": "Mixed anchor rows/columns are constructed via bipartite cliques spanning multiple treatment levels while preserving the target row's same-treatment data, relying on the shared latent row factor assumption (Assumption 2.5) (Section 3.2-3.3, Algorithms 2-3).",
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        "replay_a/claim6.json",
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      "paper_native_mechanism": "Constructs Algorithm-2's binary incidence matrix, exhaustively solves its maximum all-one biclique, and feeds the recovered MAR/MAC into the weighted rank-three MSNN estimator.",
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      "registered_system_executed": true,
      "result": "The exhaustive solver recovers MAR=[1, 2, 3] and MAC=[1, 2, 3, 4] spanning treatments [2, 3, 2, 4]; every target-column MAR entry remains treatment 1, and the native zero-noise estimate matches truth with error 3.3e-16.",
      "scope_boundary": "The assessment is confined to the exact live claim and pinned arXiv-v1 object.",
      "source_locator": "source/primary/output.tex (Assumption 2.5 and Algorithms 2-3)"
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    "arxiv": "2603.11942v1",
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