X-Theta Phase 2 Upgrade: Predictive Relational Geometry#14
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This major upgrade transitions the X-Theta framework from phenomenological fitting to a structured, predictive research program. Key changes: - Corrected Hensen (Delft) 2015 adapter to accurately reproduce official CHSH results (~245 trials, S ≈ 2.42). - Implemented a four-level claim classification system: Theorem, Simulation, Phenomenological Fit, and Physical Prediction. - Added a synthetic validation pipeline to verify relational phase recovery accuracy. - Restructured the codebase into dedicated submodules (quantum, geometry, fitting, experiments). - Introduced automated falsification rules and experiment metadata schemas. - Generated new research artifacts, including audit notebooks, paper outlines, and documentation. - Integrated a master Phase 2 pipeline runner for reproducible validation. All changes are contained within the `xtheta-lab/` directory and have been verified with a comprehensive test suite.
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X-Theta Phase 2: Predictive Relational Geometry. This upgrade includes a fixed Hensen data adapter, a synthetic validation pipeline, claim-level classification, falsification rules, and a major repository reorganization into professional research modules.
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