feat: add scale and missingness bundling capacity experiments - #2
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Why
The questionnaire study tests how many facts can be recovered from one MAP bundle. Part 2 asks what happens when a small record must be retrieved among 920,000 candidates and some fields are missing. These experiments provide the measured evidence for that continuation and HYP-83.
What changed
The saved results show 99.1% content top-ten agreement with omission versus 67.9% with a shared null token at 30% missingness. Complete records produced no observed unrelated matches above calibrated thresholds. The recorded IVF_PQ run achieved 80.0% recall without refinement and up to 99.7% with refinement. These are results for the declared synthetic fixture and query panel, with no all-pairs or billion-record guarantee.
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