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Harden shared empirical E-value fitting for both database types - #35
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README: keep main's rewritten E-value section and add a short paragraph on the audit ceiling, the power-law tail above it and --audit-ceiling. The experimental fit/attach/search test searched with rerank="sw", which #37 removed; give its fixture coordinates and search in the default mode.
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Summary
This PR changes package algorithms and fitting commands only. It includes no fitted parameters for RNAsolo, PDB-RNA, or NuFold. Each deployed database needs its own new fit and audit. LOFO is the validation protocol; final deployment parameters are fitted on the designated full panels.
Verification
calibrateCLI test fails because its shell-script US-align fixture cannot execute as a Win32 program (WinError 193).Values beyond the observed empirical range are extrapolations and are not independently validated.