Attention Allocation Under Cognitive Abundance
Empirically test how scarce evaluation should be allocated when candidate generation is cheap, while preserving temporal integrity, selection-aware observability, lineage controls and the right to abstain before outcomes are opened.
Intended capability outcome: A defensible empirical account of which allocation policies preserve valuable and unconventional candidates under scarce attention, or a defensible demonstration that the available evidence cannot answer the question.
Capacity created: allocation evidence · temporal provenance · selection-aware evaluation · pre-outcome research firewalls
Next discriminating action: Recover a selection-neutral additional historical cohort, preferably ICLR 2021, then rerun the v0.2 source and prospective-precision gates before any further bulk text or citation acquisition.
Lineage: active learning, selective labels, constrained ranking, peer-review allocation and exploration/exploitation antecedents + outcome-blind empirical synthesis