# Public data

## `quantum_measurements_public.jsonl`

A privacy-filtered derivative of the local measurement archive. Each line is:

```json
{
  "schema": "cosmos.public-quantum-record.v1",
  "record_index": 1,
  "timestamp": 1772944089.1625817,
  "provider_class": "legacy_unlabelled",
  "provider": "unknown",
  "backend": null,
  "job_id": null,
  "counts": {"00000": 136, "00001": 134},
  "total_shots": 4096
}
```

The actual records contain all observed 5-bit outcomes, not the shortened
example above.

Provider classes:

- `measured_quantum_hardware`: a record retained both an IBM backend label and
  unique job ID.
- `legacy_unlabelled`: measurement counts were retained, but the provider label
  was not. These records are useful for distributional checks but are not
  counted as verified IBM hardware provenance.
- `classical_simulator`: Azure `rigetti.sim.qvm`. Its outputs are classically
  computed and never counted as hardware quantum shots.

Raw `physics` objects are not published. Some contain derived sensory,
biometric, consciousness-engine, session, or private runtime state. The public
archive keeps only the fields required to reproduce count conservation,
distribution, independence, and provenance-label checks.

See `quantum_measurements_manifest.json` for source and output hashes, exact
counts, backend totals, field policy, and sanitization notes.

## Benchmark results

The controlled state-ladder and paired-conditioning metrics live under
`architecture/` and `benchmarks/results/`. The paired file contains aggregate
metrics and source hashes but not the author's private paired turn text.

## Operational training summary

`training/quantum_train_summary_20260722.json` is an operational run summary,
not a benchmark. It records the source label and aggregate training counts
without corpus content, credentials, or private conversation.