develop-method-to-sota
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Use when a method is not yet beating its baseline and the next change has to be chosen, including improving a model, reaching state of the art, deciding which component to add next, measuring headroom before building, designing an ablation control that can void a component, reading error by slice instead of one aggregate, or deciding whether to keep iterating or stop. Use during exploratory development on a development split, before any confirmatory run is frozen.
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