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Khalim's hand-built "simulated case 48" Elmhurst worksheet (main 691 room heaters + Unknown meter + 903 dual electric immersion + cylinder) proves Elmhurst resolves an Unknown meter + Rule-3 room-heater main to 10-Hour Off Peak — Elmhurst SAP 57; ours (STANDARD) 45; routing Unknown+Rule3 to off-peak (10h) gives 55, 7h gives 45 (so Elmhurst uses 10-hour, RdSAP 10 §12 Rule 3, PDF p.62). So the prior "Rule 3 is not off-peak evidence" comment was wrong about Elmhurst's behaviour. But adopting it REGRESSES the lodged-register corpus 72.5%->71.8% / MAE 0.793->0.827: of 11 Unknown+Rule-3 corpus certs only Apartment 241 improves (-5.38->-1.05); the other 10 overshoot +2.7..+9.1 (Flat 2 +9.11). The register's meter_type=3 certs were lodged with STANDARD-tariff costing — the gov-API "Unknown" is lossy and does not mean off-peak. North star is reproducing the lodged register, not Elmhurst's deliberate-Unknown worksheet, so KEEP STANDARD (same "Elmhurst != noisy register" family as roof-windows/shutters). Comment-only; no behaviour change (corpus gauge unchanged 72.5% / 0.793). pyright not installed in this container — strict type gate not run locally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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