C.27:11 - SoTA-Echoing
The source set below is the June 2026 basis for C.27’s claim-adequacy rules. Reopen the source use when newer work changes one of the named obligations.
| Source line | Lesson retained in C.27 | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| D2-SRC-1 — state, first-derivative, second-derivative, effort intervals, rhythm and practice | ask whether the text reads rate or claims effort changes rate; preserve practice and dance transfer | reject new physical Kernel kinds |
| D2-SRC-2 — learning-based and engineering MPC | horizon, constraints, uncertainty, feedback update, and stability matter only for control-style use | cite dynamics, control, evidence, and assurance results |
| D2-SRC-3 — safe RL, off-policy evaluation, conservative offline RL, and dynamic treatment regimes | behavior policy, proposed policy, overlap, unsafe exploration, nonstationarity, and repeated timing matter for policy transfer | do not transfer one observed slope to another policy |
| D2-SRC-4 — causal inference | intervention, comparator, timing, outcome, estimand, assumptions, rival causes, identification and evidence design distinguish causal use | C.28 carries the causal-use result |
| D2-SRC-5 — performative prediction and Goodhart variants | publication and targets can change behavior; measure, target, Work change, and proxy distortion differ | C.16 and E.13 carry their questions |
| D2-SRC-6 — object-centric process mining | scalar throughput can hide multiple object bearers, event traces, interactions, and aggregation | cite object-centric process evidence |
| D2-SRC-7 — active inference and active sensing | measurement can be action | ordinary measurement, planning, evidence, control, and causal patterns remain primary; QL is not automatic |
| D2-SRC-8 — rhythm, synchronization, groove, and entrainment | bearer, temporal reference, window, evidence, and supported use are primary; coupling is conditional | C.27.TA carries the positive temporal-aspect claim |
| CT-TIME-SRC — constructor theory of time | task or transformation, duration and clock relations, and dynamics remain distinct | A.3.4 carries transformation, C.27.TA the positive aspect, A.3.3 dynamics |
Source references:
- D2-SRC-1: Статика, динамика первой производной, динамика второй производной.
- D2-SRC-2: Learning-Based Model Predictive Control: Toward Safe Learning in Control, Review on model predictive control: an engineering perspective, and Goal-oriented safe active learning for predictive control using Bayesian recurrent neural networks.
- D2-SRC-3: A Survey of Constraint Formulations in Safe Reinforcement Learning, A Review of Off-Policy Evaluation in Reinforcement Learning, Conservative Q-Learning for Offline Reinforcement Learning, Methods in dynamic treatment regimens using observational healthcare data, and Safe Continual Reinforcement Learning Methods for Nonstationary Environments: Toward a Survey.
- D2-SRC-4: Causal Inference: What If and Causal Inference About the Effects of Interventions From Observational Studies in Medical Journals.
- D2-SRC-5: Performative Prediction, Performative Prediction: Past and Future, and Categorizing Variants of Goodhart’s Law.
- D2-SRC-6: OCEL 2.0 and Object-Centric Event Logs: Specifications, Comparative Analysis and Refinement.
- D2-SRC-7: Active Inference: A Process Theory and Embodied decisions as active inference.
- D2-SRC-8: Neural entrainment underpins sensorimotor synchronization to dynamic rhythmic stimuli, A review of psychological and neuroscientific research on musical groove, and Finding the rhythm.
- CT-TIME-SRC: David Deutsch and Chiara Marletto, Constructor theory of time.