Validated against the field's reference tools.
A positive control validates an analysis by reproducing a known-correct result. For each Haritica analysis, an independent peer-reviewed reference — or an externally published truth set — is run on the identical public data, and the two outputs are compared. Because the inputs are the same, agreement isolates the analysis engine itself.
The six validations.
Each report pairs a Haritica analysis against an independent reference on the same public inputs. We're publishing the library one study at a time — open a live report to see the full method, figures and caveats.
How each comparison is made.
Each report pairs Haritica against an independent reference run on the identical public inputs, so any difference is attributable to the analysis engine alone. The reference is a peer-reviewed implementation or an externally published truth set — never Haritica's own output. Caveats and the limits of each comparison are stated plainly in every report.
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