Deliverable
plain-language theorem explainer
The Deliverable inductive enumerates nine concrete artifacts required by the Option A empirical action plan. Researchers working on the Recognition Science empirical validation pipeline cite it to ensure every scheduled combination produces a traceable output. The definition is a direct inductive enumeration with Fintype and DecidableEq instances derived automatically.
Claim. Let $D$ be the finite set of deliverable artifacts consisting of the nine elements oncology factor model notebook, memory collapse notebook, attention plateau plot, regulatory ceiling table, planet phi ratio table, cognitive decoder benchmark, response coefficient panel, quantum addressing benchmark, and Erikson reverse cohort table, equipped with decidable equality.
background
This module defines the concrete outputs expected from the Option A empirical action plan in Recognition Science. The Deliverable type enumerates nine specific artifacts including notebooks for oncology factor models and memory collapse, plots for attention plateaus, tables for regulatory ceilings and planet phi ratios, and benchmarks for cognitive decoders, response coefficients, quantum addressing, and Erikson reverse cohorts. It builds directly on the first-pass schedule imported from OptionAEmpiricalActionPlan and supplies the codomain for the mapping deliverableFor that assigns one artifact to each CombinationID.
proof idea
Direct inductive definition of nine constructors, with instances for DecidableEq, Repr, and Fintype derived automatically by the Lean compiler.
why it matters
This definition supplies the codomain for deliverableFor and enables the EmpiricalDeliverablesCert structure that certifies nine distinct deliverables together with the firstPassDeliverables list. It closes the loop from the action plan to verifiable outputs in the empirical pipeline, supporting the framework's requirement for traceable empirical validation of the Option A schedule.
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