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select-experimental-baseline
Select fair SOTA/simple/oracle/control baselines with provenance and rationale matched to the experimental claim.
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# select-experimental-baseline
## Purpose
Select fair SOTA/simple/oracle/control baselines with provenance and rationale matched to the experimental claim.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [experimental_claim, candidate_baselines, protocol_context]
optional: [evidence, assumptions, prior_results]
constraints: [use named scientific objects; retain provenance and missingness; $\alpha$ = 0.05 and power = 0.8 where applicable]
```
