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Document category evidence-sharing experiment - #52
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What changes?
Adds a reproducible research-only experiment testing whether category evidence sharing suppresses useful men's/women's differences. It sweeps 81 level/slope sharing combinations and a common-curve control, selects candidates on validation swimmers, and checks the frozen shortlist against the main, later-season and regional holdouts.
The report and aggregate receipt support retaining the current settings: removing sharing raises average error on all three holdouts, while the validation winner offers no consistent improvement. Production calculations and the shipped model remain unchanged; swimmer-level pairs and the fitted-object cache remain local and ignored.
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git diff --checkpassed.Review checklist