The model

One network reads the crowd.

9.16M shared parameters compare forecasts, history and cross-member behaviour.

01

forecast set

members × features

02

shared encoder

9.16M parameters

03

surprise kernel

cross-member relations

04

native head

distribution + warning

01 · distribution

What improved.

Every comparison uses later weeks and that source's named reference.

Crypto price ranges
+11.7%
Ensemble weather
+5.6%
Deterministic weather
+6.2%
COVID-19 hospitalisations
+11.8%
Sea conditions
+3.2%
Prediction markets
reference
RSV
reference
FluSight
reference
Held-out gains are source-specific. They do not transfer automatically to a new domain.

02 · warning

Confidence can be ranked.

Only ensemble weather passed the v0.57 warning gate.

Ensemble weather
+9.75% Brier
COVID
not passed
RSV
not passed
Flu
not passed
Markets
not passed
v0.57 gate · confirmation period · vs tuned GBMWarning labels exist for five sources; deterministic weather, sea and crypto are not scored here.

Known limit · 90% ranges covered about 81% (crypto), 85% (ensemble weather), 87–89% (others)

03 · serving

Proof controls the switch.

A shared model does not mean a universal claim.

Crypto price ranges

Zeno correction

+11.7%

Ensemble weather

Zeno correction

+5.6%

Deterministic weather

correction · no history

+6.2%

COVID-19 hospitalisations

correction · no history

+11.8%

Sea conditions

correction · no history

+3.2%

Prediction markets

reference kept

RSV

reference kept

FluSight

reference kept

ForecastBench

reference kept

Numinous AI forecasters

learn-only

04 · boundary

No future leaks backward.

Inputs are admitted only when they were knowable; missing history remains missing.

input

forecast set + available history

kernel

member and pair relations

output

distribution + warning + identity