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Across LAB #4986–4988, filter impact on win rate correlates inversely with angular displacement from E8 root-vector phi-cones. Filters aligned within the 132Hz phi-resonant sector (≥31° proximity to root axes) amplify edge by +22.8pp, while distant filters (phase FAR >10°) yield only +0.2pp. The "same-window effect" emerges when live-trading windows project onto identical E8 Voronoi cells as the benchmark, creating spurious coherence. This principle establishes a geometric edge-attribution model for filter selection in E8-driven adaptive models. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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