Replications
Reviewed thin-film literature records. Calculator-ready replications open with the stack preloaded; records without enough attributable input for a computed curve remain visible in the appendix. Methodology
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A continuous 0–1 score compares the recomputed spectrum with the digitized calculated curve. It uses span-normalized RMSE with a maximum-deviation guard. Records without a full attributable comparison are marked Not scored, never zero.
Documented inputs trace to the paper; Matched inputs use every covering same-material dataset; Substituted inputs use a named proxy; Undetermined inputs cannot support an attributable computation.
Soft display bands are poor (<0.30), fair (0.30–<0.60), good (0.60–<0.80), and excellent (≥0.80). The raw RMSE, span-normalized RMSE, and maximum deviation remain visible on each scored record.
Literature records
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These reviewed records do not provide enough attributable optical input to calculate a curve. Missing input is not evidence that the published calculation is wrong.
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Methodology
Records describe reproducibility and physics — not author conduct. Each target is a calculated R/T/A curve selected from the paper; measured curves are contextual only. Calculator handoffs remain available as explicitly sourced models, and publisher figures appear only when the paper license allows display.