Every call the monitor has made across the walk-forward back-test, graded against data it never saw — hits and misses both, because a record you can prune is not a record. The current open calls are at the bottom: the ones we're on the hook for right now. Everything on this page is read live from the same committed artifacts the atlas runs on.
A HIT means the place was still running anomalously hot in the three months after the call — months the model had never seen. The next-window ratio is what its volume actually did against its own expectation. Misses stay on the page; they are most of it, which is what a ~6% precision against a ~3% base rate looks like when you write down every row.
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The final 12 months were held out; the model forecast them; here is the 80% band against the count that actually arrived.
Six findings were published and later retracted; each links to the methodology section that explains what re-examination showed. Two of the corrections made the product look worse.