Versioned event rule
Each formation uses a fixed detector and definition version. Only closed candles and information available by the signal close may enter the event.
Definitions, event independence, comparable baselines, late-period checks and limitations of the published research.
Each formation uses a fixed detector and definition version. Only closed candles and information available by the signal close may enter the event.
Overlapping outcome windows are removed. Up, down and unchanged counts use the same denominator for each exact configuration.
The baseline uses the same instrument, timeframe, horizon and higher-timeframe condition without the pattern trigger.
Direction and any data-driven choice are made on earlier data; the later portion is retained as a separate check.
Adjusted q-values are retained within the published family and scan scope. A high percentage alone is not confirmation.
Results describe historical price movement, not a trading strategy, probability forecast, investment recommendation or broker execution quote.
Only closed candles are used. A pivot requires 3 closed candles on each side. Boundaries are fixed from confirmed pivots; completion requires a close beyond the boundary, rather than a touch.
The comparable baseline excludes detector-event windows with a complete valid outcome before thinning, including overlap with those signal windows. A rejected signal with a data gap, incomplete horizon or invalid price does not remove a control window. This is the same approved baseline policy used in RU; no statistical method changes with the interface language.
“Confirmed”, “Preliminary”, “Not confirmed” and “Insufficient data” are separate stored research states. A missing row, network error or timeout is never presented as a zero result. Filters do not silently relax, and one pattern variant never supplies another variant’s chart or statistics.
The core and extended market scopes remain separate. Publications are not the same as every planned test; the coverage registry lists planned cells and reasons for gaps without inventing results.