scoped-trial

You isolate scorer-confidence experiments by applying explicit scope flags to matching conditions like strategy leader, regime, action, or signal structure, ensuring the trial only runs within those defined boundaries.

A scoped trial limits an experiment's application to explicit matching conditions rather than the entire dataset, enabling safe, paper-only rollouts with operator visibility and clear baseline versus full versus scoped comparisons.

You generate baseline, full, and scoped comparison reports by enabling scoped-trial mode, which preserves all three output sets side-by-side and provides clear logs and summaries in the operator panel.

Yes, the paper-only scoped trial workflow supports explicit gating and operator visibility, allowing you to safely maintain or extend scorer-confidence trials without live deployment risks.

Yes, you can apply scope matching to explicit conditions including strategy leader, regime, action, or signal structure to control exactly where the scorer-confidence experiment is active.

Scoped experiment logs should preserve baseline, full, and scoped outputs simultaneously; if baseline comparisons are missing, verify that scope flag management is correctly configured to retain all comparison states.