CutDependence

What moving the cuts revealed about the reported fit.

Three readings rather than a yes or no, because a yes-or-no does not survive measurement. The obvious design is a boolean: stable if the density moved less than some threshold. Calibrated against the designed experiment that rule reaches a Youden's J of 0.23, which is barely better than chance, and the reason is visible in the data — the density moves a little for almost every fit, so a line drawn through the middle of that distribution separates nothing. What does separate is the extremes, and they say different things with different confidence.

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The cuts can be moved and essentially nothing changes group, and the density does not follow them. The partition is not doing arbitrary work: the components are divided by gaps the data actually has.

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Displacing the cuts reassigns a large share of the sample. The reported components are slices of a continuum rather than groups the data separates, and their shapes should not be read as physical.

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Neither signature is present, or nothing could be measured.

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