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CDRS-E

Antonio Clim

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

CDRS-E 0.1.0rc1 is a software-only release candidate for auditablecoordinate-constrained dynamical representation selection. This Zenodo record is designed to archive the exact source-and-tests ZIPassociated with the public GitHub pre-release v0.1.0rc1. The software isbound to commit 892abf572ddbc17bc5370129cd755640e67aa51d and Git tree 0de828c2373e590403130944214d233ca6753927. The archived ZIP contains the132-file public software tree, its archive README and its SHA-256 sourcemanifest. The corresponding GitHub pre-release also provides the qualified wheel andsource distribution. They are intentionally not duplicated in thissource-only Zenodo record so that the deposit retains one compressed sourcearchive, consistent with Zenodo's documented criterion for consideration bySoftware Heritage. Qualification summary:- Public source tree: 132 files.- GitHub Actions on the release tag: 1,280/1,280 tests passed on CPython 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13, with 94% reported coverage in each matrix job.- Licence: Apache-2.0 for the included software surface.- Manuscript, supplementary, figure, evidence, private-provenance and generated-report materials are excluded. This is a release candidate, not a stable production release. Finite testsand finite catalogues do not establish universal correctness or anundiscovered-defect probability. TS0 remains not met, F03 and F15 remainopen and programme completion remains false. This software record does not constitute publication of the associatedarticle, journal submission, PyPI publication or licensing of any excludednon-code content.

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