NetPhysics prepares predictive-test tools and a review response
Release 0.7.0 provides proposed prediction tools and a clearer evidence record; physical confirmation remains pending.
Project-issued announcement / 20 October 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NetPhysics, Christopher Hill's independent research project, has prepared release 0.7.0 with a revised elastomer prediction protocol, a reproducible conventional softening example and code for scoring frozen predictions on independent specimens.
The new protocol places predictive performance against calibrated conventional rivals ahead of a matched-history null contrast. Software controls are synthetic; material selection, calibration, experimental sample size and confirmation remain unfinished. No measured elastomer success is announced.
The release also exposes existing training-model weights for the preserved 573-species PanTHERIA analysis. Its primary 10 kg hinge prediction screen remains unfavorable. Review claims about a different cohort and completed external records are marked unverified where supporting records have not been supplied or resolved.
Reporting resources
Release record · Prediction protocol · Review decisions · Full announcement
Contact: Christopher Hill — chris@maxwellx.com. Prepared project-issued announcement; not sent to external outlets.