SC‑WBD

Engineering

How the models are built, what the experiments establish, and where the implementation still falls short.

SC-WBD connects regional dynamics to recordings through explicit geometry, observation models and clocks. These notes explain the implementation choices and the experiments that tested them. Start with a runnable release, then follow the topics relevant to your work.

Start with a released model

bWIN EEG 001 is the smallest self-contained starting point: a source wheel, trained weights and a synthetic example for 24-to-64-sample EEG forecasting. The release documents the exact channel order, preprocessing and inference recipe, alongside statistical and community-model comparisons. Its installed CPU example reproduces without the development repository or training data.

For the integrated model, use the SC-WBD-004 checkpoint and source repository. The results page summarizes each release's training and measured limits. bWIN and SC-WBD are separate architectures; check the input contract before comparing or reusing their outputs.

Representing state and observations

Fitting and evaluating predictions

Implementation limits and reliability

A practical review checklist

  • Trace the dependency. A quantity described as conditional on an input must depend on that input in the executed expression.
  • Exercise the failure. Apply the error a check is meant to catch and confirm that its output changes.
  • Match the claim to the experiment. Record the cohort, preprocessing, baseline and uncertainty; a simulated example establishes only what its assumptions allow.
  • Replay the artifact. Install the distributed package and reproduce an example outside the development checkout.