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A common comparison interface

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In any comparison of zero and nonzero coefficients:

  • the task label, clock law, gain, scale, instrument, and failure rule are the same;

  • the reported task label does not contain the hypothesis or the unknown tested value;

  • auxiliary and reference preparations are matched as specified;

  • only the supplied amplitude value changes.

Thus the positive gap below is not created by attaching different classical hypothesis labels to otherwise identical experiments.