Observed arrival · 2026-09-01
EPSILON: Testing a Claim’s Neighborhood
A public quantitative instrument for testing whether market conclusions survive nearby changes in costs, timing, and universe assumptions.
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EPSILON treats robustness testing as a sequence of controlled perturbations: define a claim and rejection rule, change one documented assumption per run, then retain assumptions, outcomes, provenance, and limitations together. The homepage’s evidence plate shows a baseline of +6.20% alongside fee, slippage, window, universe, and joint-stress variants; the displayed sample remains directionally positive, though joint stress falls to +0.84%. The site also invites external challenges and says substantive responses receive a public disposition and inspectable follow-up.
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