Local Level Lab

Airborne measurements. Open methods.

Saved linear training-leverage diagnostic

Use only the first two predeclared, sealed generated cases of the long-record study. Read their saved physical Jacobians at five training epochs and the 438-second prediction. Do not read aircraft originals or evaluate native motion.

Retain all 27 physical directions and their original normalized ±1 box. Treat the saved linear training changes as constrained to ±1 m per coordinate. Omit shared errors and nonlinear remainders explicitly: this is an optimistic affine geometry diagnostic, not a physical prediction or confidence interval.

Each of two identities reserves six LP proposals: positive and negative future change on each axis. Each proposal has a five-second solver limit. Verify its primal point exactly using rational arithmetic; if represented feasibility needs repair, contract all coordinates by one common factor. Save the points, training changes, contraction and future changes. These establish feasible affine spreads, not exact LP optima or nonlinear feasibility.

Freeze source, inputs and environment. Use one numerical worker/thread while reserving three for the two active studies. Cooperative wall limit: 120 seconds. Maximum: twelve proposals, zero native calls, bounds, packet visits or observed model-fit starts. No retries, process signals or allowance changes. Preserve failed identities. Render the final report only from sealed results.