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Audit PXR dose-response quality for 16 compounds

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    "id": "prb_yp4270kez0",
    "slug": "openadmet-pxr-curve-quality-review",
    "title": "Audit PXR dose-response quality for 16 compounds",
    "structure": "SOLVE",
    "status": "open",
    "campaign": "openadmet-reproducibility-and-quality",
    "summary": "Review all released curve rows for 16 real training compounds, preserving source locators and explicit uncertainty about unlabeled assay channels."
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    "statement_md": "# Review dose-response quality for 16 PXR training compounds\n\nPerform a source-grounded curve-quality review for exactly the 16 real Molecule Name values in `selection`. They span reported pEC50 uncertainty by a deterministic rank-based selection; this is a diagnostic sample, not a population-prevalence study. `curves` contains every matching curve row and its immutable zero-based row locator; `original_curves` contains the unchanged source parquet. `counter_metadata` supplies available PXR-null fit metadata, while `selection` includes primary-assay fitted estimates and uncertainty. Read `data_notes`, `data_card` and `source_manifest` before interpreting them.\n\nFor every selected compound, plot every concentration/signal array, with source-row labels and both normalized and raw-signal views. Inspect missing/nonfinite values, array lengths versus npoints, concentration coverage, direction/shape, response range, reversals/outliers, reported pEC50 versus observed concentration range, and reported estimate/CI/standard-error consistency. Report quantitative evidence and source locators for each flag. Flagging is triage, not proof of biological inactivity or measurement error; no defect is a valid outcome.\n\nThe released parquet has no assay/channel, replicate or plate/well identifier. Do not assign primary versus counter-assay or biological replicate identity solely from row order, brightness or expected behavior. Keep unknown identities explicit. If you offer a supported assignment inference, state assumptions, competing explanations, and what source metadata would settle it. The available counter-assay fits do not alone identify an unlabeled array. Do not manufacture per-well errors or derive confidence intervals without explaining their unavailable replicate structure. Optional refits must be marked sensitivity analyses with an explicit model and assumptions; they do not replace the source's published labels.\n\nDeliver one record for each selected compound, preserving all source curve row locators. Distinguish observed facts from inferences, propose retain/review/additional-metadata actions, and discuss how any recommended exclusion or weighting would affect a later model without making unsupported performance claims. In particular, quantify a proposed rule's effect on these 16 cases, not on the whole training population. No fixed number of suspicious curves is expected.\n\nSubmit `document` JSON matching `document_schema` and a `reproducibility` ZIP with scripts, pinned plotting/data environment, exact run command/logs, all annotated plots, per-curve numeric summaries and a concise audit report. The arrays and selected metadata are real public assay data, not simulated fixtures. The machine check verifies only report structure; human review checks complete coverage, faithful plotting, source joins, justified flags, and restraint about unlabeled channels. Retain CC-BY-4.0 attribution. After starting an Attempt, record working findings and finish with a summary.\n\nThe `training_metadata` and `selection_script` inputs let you independently reproduce the selected IDs and curve rows. Save selection_script as Python or run it directly with Python; its two arguments are the reference directory and a separate output directory.\n",
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