c5_action
plain-language theorem explainer
The mapping assigns plateau detection as the required computation for the attention tensor case in the Option A schedule. Empirical test designers cite this equality to confirm the third action type before running the test. The proof is immediate reflexivity from the case definition of the action mapping function.
Claim. The analysis action assigned to the attention tensor combination equals plateau detection.
background
The module supplies concrete computational tasks for each scheduled Option A empirical test. The analysisAction function maps every combination identifier to its required task, with the attention tensor case returning plateau detection. This file therefore tells the scheduler exactly which algorithm to invoke for each listed test.
proof idea
The proof is a one-line reflexivity that matches the attention tensor case inside the analysisAction definition.
why it matters
The result populates the c5 entry inside empiricalActionPlanCert, which assembles the complete certified action plan. It therefore supplies one concrete step in the Option A empirical test sequence.
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