Cap regional failure oversampling
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@@ -108,6 +108,11 @@ modes without copying a protected AOI into training. The sampling evidence
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records both context sets and repeat factors. When no matching train context
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exists, regional sampling remains active and the missing context becomes a
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concrete input for the next immutable corpus expansion.
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Failure weighting may not let one region exceed 65% of the sampled entries.
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The deterministic cap removes only repeated entries and retains every unique
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train tile at least once; manifests record pre-cap counts, final counts and the
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number of dropped repeats. This keeps a weak region prominent without turning
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the national detector into a single-region expert.
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The checkpointed orchestrator invokes this builder after every rejected
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iteration, stores its checksum in `training-loop-state.json`, and uses the
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resulting dataset YAML for the next checkpoint. A restart resumes both the
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@@ -15,6 +15,10 @@
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loop now requires and hashes the train tile-quality report, and refuses
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missing counters instead of treating absent invalid/blank-label evidence as
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zero.
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- Capped failure-driven regional oversampling at 65% after the first v31
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sampling assigned 75.5% of entries to Flanders. The cap retains every unique
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tile, removes repeats only and writes pre/post regional counts into the
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checksummed sampling evidence.
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