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Calibration Forge

Before trusting a detector, make it earn its alarm.

Each method receives fresh fair histories to measure false alarms, then fresh rigged histories matched to the pattern it claims to detect. Calibration and evaluation simulations never overlap.

100 synthetic draws

Georgia FIVE5/9 era · since Apr 2012100 draws

Frequency χ²

static weighted balls

Rank-stream KS

static weighted balls

Locked hot strategy

learnable static bias

Global e-process

persistent marginal bias

Set-kernel MMD

abrupt regime change

LZ rank stream

repeated draw motif

Independent null calibration and power simulationcalibration-bench-v2seed 20260827400 calibration + 400 evaluation histories per cell

Gold is useful detection power. The outlined meter is false-positive rate; its target is 5%.

400 synthetic draws

Georgia FIVE5/9 era · since Apr 2012400 draws

Frequency χ²

static weighted balls

Rank-stream KS

static weighted balls

Locked hot strategy

learnable static bias

Global e-process

persistent marginal bias

Set-kernel MMD

abrupt regime change

LZ rank stream

repeated draw motif

Independent null calibration and power simulationcalibration-bench-v2seed 20260827400 calibration + 400 evaluation histories per cell

Gold is useful detection power. The outlined meter is false-positive rate; its target is 5%.
Analysis ledger
Machine format
5 of 10
Alarm target
5%
Sample sizes
100 and 400 draws
Replications
400 per calibration/evaluation arm
Reproducibility
seed 20260827
Interpretation
simulation benchmark, never a prediction

Every rate here is a proportion out of 400 seeded runs, so it carries a Wilson 95% interval and the interval is what should be read. At fifty runs — the figure this page used to quote — a nominal five per cent false-alarm rate had an interval running from about one per cent to fourteen, and a badly miscalibrated test looked exactly like a perfect one.

∑The maths, in plain language

Calibration before interpretation

For each detector and sample size, one bank of fair simulations estimates the 95th-percentile alarm threshold. Separate fair simulations estimate the false-positive rate, while separate rigged simulations estimate power.

α^=fair alarmsR,π^=rigged alarmsR.\widehat{\alpha}=\frac{\text{fair alarms}}{R},\qquad \widehat{\pi}=\frac{\text{rigged alarms}}{R}.α=Rfair alarms​,π=Rrigged alarms​.

A useful detector should keep α^\widehat{\alpha}α near 5% and have high π^\widehat{\pi}π for the departure it claims to see. Power is specific: a frequency test need not detect a repeated temporal motif, and a drift test need not detect a constant bias.

✦The story behind it

The fire alarm gets tested too

A detector that rings often will eventually look prophetic. Calibration asks how often it rings in an empty kitchen; power asks whether it rings when its particular fire is present.

This forge is deliberately synthetic and seeded. It makes no claim about the next draw. Its job is to expose weak instruments before they are pointed at history and given a story.