SuperQuant feature tutorial · fixed teaching example
Disproof Desk
Challenge an assumption that may be carrying a historical result.
Before you begin: Requires a result and its exact rules/sample. A same-sample challenge is sensitivity analysis.
How to use it
- Open the chosen run in Workbench and inspect its assumptions.
- Find the Disproof or sensitivity controls for that result.
- Deliberately change one supported assumption, such as costs, and run the challenge.
- Compare baseline and challenge on matching lineage; record the weakened claim.
Worked example and expected outcome
Teaching case: increasing modeled costs removes the baseline’s positive result.
This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.
Check your understanding
Did only the intended assumption change, and was the sample held fixed?
If it does not work
If a result is missing or stale, create a matching baseline first; do not compare unrelated runs.
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