Review Desk / event dedup

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runner… natural

Granularity γ 0.09

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Tick the clusters that belong to your narrative, then read the barometer.

Refine optional

The list on the left is what the corpus clusters into on its own — no input from you. Everything below is an addition: narrow the candidate set, or describe a narrative you suspect is there but cannot see, and re-cluster just that slice.

Gate deterministic

Closed lists, exact match. Decides which events are even considered, before any clustering runs.

from to

countries: all tags: all

permissive linking

Events link when they share a country-and-tag pair that is rare within this gate. Tighten the gate far enough and every event shares the same pairs, so the rule reads them as uninformative and links nothing — 8 near-identical trade stories produced 0 edges. Permissive linking lets text similarity carry those edges instead. Use it when the gate is already the topic; leave it off when you are exploring, because it also lets loosely-related events join.

Seed optional

Prose is embedded and, with the keys below, becomes a pseudo-event in the graph. Whatever clusters with it does so for the same reasons real events cluster with each other.

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give the seed its own countries/tags

The seed reuses the gate's countries, orgs and tags. Tick the box only to make the seed narrower than the gate — a wide candidate pool with a specific thing to find inside it. If the seed's keys match the gate's exactly they carry no information: every candidate shares them, so IDF drives them to zero and only the prose and the grounding term do the work.

reaches to

A real event links only within 30 days of its own date. The seed has no date, so it reaches exactly this window instead.

draft autosaves

The gate and seed are kept in this browser and come back after a reload. To keep one permanently, save a pool — its spec carries the gate and seed, and loading it restores them.

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