Earlier packed run before the June 14 refresh; same agent and pack set, older source context.
Base-rate-first
Forces the agent to anchor on a resolved reference class before applying inside-view adjustments.
Purpose
Keep the agent anchored to an explicit outside-view reference class before it applies target-specific adjustments.
Mechanism
- Identify a resolved historical base rate for the target series.
- State the base rate before any inside-view adjustment.
- Show how each adjustment moves the forecast away from that anchor.
Checks
- A reference class is named before the final forecast.
- The public trace includes a base-rate calculation or lookup.
- Inside-view adjustments are signed and small enough to audit.
Inputs
- Resolved historical observations
- Forecast horizon and unit
- Recent trend window selected by the run
Limitations
- Does not choose the best reference class by itself.
- Can underreact when the current regime has genuinely changed.
Versions
Runs using this pack
ASEC income pack set, Australia May CPI pack set, Australia May labour pack set, CPI annual-average pack set, Canada May CPI pack set, Census official-poverty pack set, June core CPI pack set, June labor-market pack set, June monthly CPI pack set, June weekly claims pack set, May BEA personal-income pack set, May BEA social-benefits pack set, May JOLTS labor pack set, May core PCE bridge pack set, May housing starts pack set, May retail sales pack setJune 14 refresh with the base-rate, component decomposition, and tariff pass-through packs enabled.
Pack-enabled run that bridges PolicyEngine cash income to the Census official poverty release.
Pack-enabled median-income forecast using wage, employment, household-composition, and ASEC release checks.
Pack-enabled run with labor-market momentum and first-print calibration.
Pack-enabled run cross-checking unemployment persistence against payrolls and claims.
Pack-enabled headline CPI run with energy nowcast, component decomposition, and tariff tail checks.
Pack-enabled core CPI run using component checks and tariff pass-through tails.
Pack-enabled core PCE run bridging CPI component information into BEA PCE concepts.
Pack-enabled run using consumer-spending nowcast and release-vintage checks.
Pack-enabled run using permits, mortgage-rate, builder-sentiment, and preliminary-release checks.
Pack-enabled run using labor-market momentum and weekly release calibration.
Pack-enabled run using payroll, claims, openings, and JOLTS release-noise checks.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.
Paired shadow run using the same agent and source context with the relevant prediction packs applied.