Evaluates CDN-187's forecast accuracy for response peaks, indicating reliability for predicting outcomes.
CDN-187 freezes the CDN-186 fixed-floor response-peak law and uses it to forecast withheld theta50 peaks before measurement. Fresh response-surface brackets for xi = 15.36 and xi = 25.60 both pass the prediction gate, with observed signed peaks close to the frozen forecasts and continuing downward from theta40. This confirms the D9 peak-law candidate under a true holdout test, while keeping D9 unpaid because the acoustic floor remains imported from CDN-179 rather than internally derived.
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