Break the comparison#
The percentage is not the experiment. The contract around it is.
This interactive evidence lab starts with a paired, like-for-like receiver comparison. Change one assumption and watch a plausible-looking claim become scientifically indefensible. Every displayed measurement is read at runtime from Noema’s canonical launch evidence; the page does not carry a second copy of the results.
Interactive evidence lab
Break the comparison.
Same retained evidence. One hidden change. A claim that should no longer survive.
Contract verdict
Loading canonical evidence…
The controls will unlock when the evidence contract is available.
Comparator
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Waiting for evidence
Candidate
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Live contract audit
What the percentage depends on
- Same channel conditionBoth methods use one predeclared SNR cell.
- Same paired aggregationBoth sides use the arithmetic mean over the same seeds.
- Same metric and denominatorPre-decoder BER is compared with pre-decoder BER.
- Honest comparator roleDiagnostic references remain distinct from deployable competitors.
Why it matters
The comparison is loading
- Reading the retained observations and declared roles.
The intact state is a teaching example backed by completed experimental evidence, not a declaration that the benchmark is publication-ready. Observed bands are minima and maxima across three paired held-out seeds; they are not confidence intervals. See how the launch evidence is generated and verified.
Canonical experiment figure and table#
The static evidence view paired with this interactive audit. Bands are observed minima and maxima, not confidence intervals.#
Open the canonical result table or the complete F0–F5 figure and T0–T2 table set.
Watch the complete workflow#
The recording continues from this evidence lab through a clean installation, training-contract export, external training, returned-model validation, and the three-method UI comparison.
Contract export, dataset capture, external training, returned-model validation, and comparison with uncompensated and calibrated-oracle baselines. Watch on YouTube