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The published reliability components need a closure check.

This exhibit reports the direct Brier score alongside the published ten-bin reconstruction for each source. It does not assign the model-to-reference score difference to recalibration or any other single cause.

The published ten-bin reconstruction does not close identically for every measured sport, so its components do not establish a cause for the model-to-reference Brier difference.

Each reconstructed Brier is the published reliability minus resolution plus uncertainty. The signed remainder is derived as direct Brier minus reconstructed Brier; it is shown to make the ten-bin closure check inspectable.

MLB

Published denominators: 27,351 rows; each source has its own n below.

MLB published decomposition audit
SourceDirect BrierReconstructed BrierRemainder (derived)n rowsnReliability vs resolution
Model0.1667590.168327-0.00156827,35127,351Reliability is smaller than resolution (0.005619 vs 0.087187).
Market0.1510080.151258-0.00025027,35127,351Reliability is smaller than resolution (0.003425 vs 0.102062).

A non-zero remainder means the published ten-bin identity does not close for this sport. The artifact alone does not identify why; binning, population differences, rounding, or another published-data limitation are possible.

International soccer

Published denominators: 4,265 rows; each source has its own n below.

International soccer published decomposition audit
SourceDirect BrierReconstructed BrierRemainder (derived)n rowsnReliability vs resolution
Model0.3325220.366753-0.0342314,2654,265Reliability is larger than resolution (0.191982 vs 0.038714).
Market0.1951570.230310-0.0351534,2654,265Reliability is larger than resolution (0.088088 vs 0.071263).

A non-zero remainder means the published ten-bin identity does not close for this sport. The artifact alone does not identify why; binning, population differences, rounding, or another published-data limitation are possible.

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