After a Good Fit, What Should We Measure?
A short note on choosing the next observation when several parameter explanations already fit the data.
Topic
Questions, models, geometry and mathematical judgement.
A short note on choosing the next observation when several parameter explanations already fit the data.
A technical reading of an AI4Nature@AVSS 2026 camera-trap study, tracing how probability calibration reaches a synthetic patrol allocator while keeping programme, evidence, and publication status separate.
A 243-case atlas treats Michaelis-Menten kinetics as a testable model reduction and maps where trajectory or event-time errors become important.
A cultural-evolution model shows how publication bias and visible output can select low-effort methods, and when replication audits change that selection pressure.
2026
A 243-case parameter atlas measures where the Michaelis-Menten quasi-steady-state reduction agrees with full mass-action kinetics and where timing or trajectory error becomes material.
2026
An agent-based mechanism experiment asks how publication rewards, publication bias, replication audits, and failed-replication penalties select methodological effort.
2026
An evidence-bounded editorial record of a calibration-aware synthetic camera-trap pipeline that connects class probabilities to cell-level uncertainty and constrained patrol allocation.