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Settle model_snapshots + four-stat calibration: works, deploys nowhere
Settlement done (15,484 written). Calibration improves held-out Brier on
all three stats it can be fitted for, beating every factor ever tested.
No stat deploys: the date-cluster ceiling is 17, not 90.
PHASE 0 CORRECTIONS: 71,192 snapshots unsettled, not 22,032. Span is
07-19 -> 08-06 = 19 dates, not 05-01 -> 08-04. Nothing has ever been
rescaled on any stat -- all four are base-rate bands today -- and the TB
"inversion confirmed" was the units-bug artifact, UNPROVEN.
PHASE 1, two integrity findings both caught by the gate:
1. The dupe check hard-failed on snapshot id 33875. model_snapshots is
written by the cron at 14/19/22/1/3 UTC and an unordered .range() walk
over a live table returns overlapping pages. Fixed with .order('id').
2. 12,894 rows were logged AFTER first pitch -- cycles at ET 21/22/23 on
the game date (10,738) plus 664 the next morning. A 01:00-UTC cycle is
21:00 the previous evening Eastern, same game date, two hours into the
slate. Tested for contamination: bias +0.0058 in-game vs +0.0008
pre-game, so NOT sharper, just late. Excluded for provenance.
THE ENABLING MOVE DID NOT ENABLE. 71,192 rows collapse to 4,799 distinct
pre-game props (2.5x cycle fan-out, then 97.6% both-sides duplication,
then the pre-game filter). Hits ends at 1,140 rows against the ledger's
existing 1,312. Date-clusters: hits 17, TB 7, rbi 5, runs 5.
THE MEASUREMENT THAT NEARLY WENT THE OTHER WAY: 97.6% of props carry both
sides, whose p_wins sum to ~1 and whose outcomes are complementary, so
the raw population is pinned to 0.5 by construction. Measured that way
the counter reads +0.0002 on hits -- "perfectly calibrated" -- and would
have overturned three sessions. Deduped to the model-picked side it is
+0.0868. The tell was mean p_win sitting at 0.4998 on every stat.
PHASE 2/3, isotonic point-in-time, split by cumulative rows (a
60%-of-dates cut left 143 fit rows under the fitter's 200 minimum; still
strictly temporal):
hits n=1140 bias +0.0868 brier 0.2626 -> 0.2511 d -0.0115 CI [-0.0139,-0.0097]
TB n=1050 bias +0.0834 brier 0.2490 -> 0.2438 d -0.0052 CI [-0.0061,-0.0045]
rbi n= 630 bias +0.0164 brier 0.2011 -> 0.1965 d -0.0046 CI [-0.0092,-0.0010]
runs n= 597 bias +0.0410 no map fittable (173 fit rows < 200)
ALL FOUR REFUSE: 2-4 eval date-clusters against a floor of 40. The floor
is the order's own and was not relaxed to force a pass.
A NULL THAT SCORED ITSELF: the first run reported hits at Brier 0.5567,
worse than predicting 0.5 for everything. fitIsotonic returns null below
its minimum, applyIsotonic then returns null per row, and (null-1)**2 is
1 while (null-0)**2 is 0 -- so the "Brier" was silently just the win rate
(0.5684). This project's signature Number(null)===0 breach, in my own
measurement code. Now a hard refuse.
PHASE 4: the bias is NOT a uniform shift. Identical favourite-longshot
shape on all four stats -- near zero or negative at 0.5-0.6, rising to
+0.21 to +0.28 above 0.9. The counter is over-confident specifically
about its favourites, which is the population a user acts on. Gradient is
hits ~ TB > runs > rbi, not the TB > RBI > runs anticipated.
PHASE 5/6 NOT RUN -- both gated on a Phase 3 deploy that did not open.
PHASE 7, refusal accuracy, first real measurement: refused props are
FURTHER from a coin flip than graded ones (TB refusals went over 21.6% of
the time). The obvious explanation, that refusals concentrate on players
who barely played, was tested and does not hold -- refused mean 3.20 AB
vs graded 3.39, 6.6% vs 6.2% with <=1 AB. So we pass on what we have no
INPUT for, not on what we cannot call. Refusing to invent a number
without a reference stays correct; the pass is not landing on the
genuinely uncertain props.
p_win never mutated, no p_win_calibrated written since nothing deployed,
no Bonferroni slot consumed. Counter and frozen clusters byte-identical.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01W1sivYNqY2TS5ftykmHBU9
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