Destination-market blind licence read
specimen, inventedOne finished title, one destination market, one pending advance decision. Fifty valid pairs, each one a viewer answering before the name and again after it.
The one page · selected panels follow
Fifty viewers answered before the name and again after it. The question this document answers is not whether the title is good. It is whether the destination market holds it once it knows what it is.
What the evidence supports: advancing into negotiation on the terms already on the table, or asking for a second destination before committing. It does not support a number. No score is produced anywhere in this document.
| Recruited | 71 | Not analysed | 21 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valid pairs | 50 | Analysed share | 70% |
Illustrative inclusion and exclusion counts are reported rather than hidden.
| Answer | Count | Share | 95% interval |
|---|---|---|---|
| It stayed with me | 19 | 38% | 25 to 51% |
| I am unsure | 17 | 34% | 21 to 47% |
| It did not | 14 | 28% | 16 to 40% |
Figure 1. Blind response, one dot per valid pair
Figure 1. Fifty dots, fifty viewers. The denominator is drawn rather than stated, because a share of an unstated base is the oldest way to make a small study look like a large one.
Denominator 50. The interval is the sampling interval only and does not cover recruitment.
| Blind \ After context | Stayed | Unsure | Did not |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stayed | 14 | 4 | 1 |
| Unsure | 6 | 8 | 3 |
| Did not | 4 | 1 | 9 |
Figure 2. Blind answer against the answer after context, all 50 valid pairs. The tint is a reading aid only; the count is the value. Rows sum to the blind distribution above.
The diagonal held. Off-diagonal cells are responses that changed after selected context was disclosed. The first answer is never overwritten, so both are shown.
| Returned | 41 of 50 | Attrition | 18% |
|---|---|---|---|
| Same as the context answer | 31 of 41 | Changed again | 10 of 41 |
Late or missing follow-up is shown rather than hidden.
I kept thinking about the last shot.held · blind
Once I knew who made it I read it differently.went · after context
I could not place it and that is why it stayed.held · blind
Each line is an invented example of the response excerpts a commissioning buyer can audit in the private delivery.
Core · 44 of 50 calibrated
Figure 3. Share of calibrated viewers whose gaze sat in the same region, second by second
| Held together | 39 of 44 held the same region, 1:20 to 1:34 |
|---|---|
| Came apart | 18 of 44 looked away from the frame, 0:40 to 0:58 |
| Not calibrated | 6 of 50 did not pass the calibration gate and carry no gaze record |
Figure 3. Computed across viewers, not within one. A moment where the room looks at the same thing is a different observation from a moment where one person does, and only the first says anything about an audience.
This runs on the participant's own camera. No sensor is shipped and nobody attends a lab, which is why it sits in every tier rather than in the instrumented ones.
Core · 41 of 50 with a usable trace
Figure 4. Share of viewers whose heart rate rose and fell in step, second by second
| Moved together | 31 of 41 moved together, 1:18 to 1:34 |
|---|---|
| Came apart | agreement fell to 9 of 41, 0:44 to 1:00 |
| No usable trace | 9 of 50 carry no cardiac record |
Figure 4. Read from the same camera as gaze, with no sensor and no lab visit, which is why this sits in Core alongside gaze rather than in an instrumented tier. Reported as change within a participant across the session. It is never compared between panels or between markets.
Heart-rate change is shown within a participant across the session, then summarised across viewers. It is not used to compare panels or markets.
You are already predicting whether this title holds this market. You have been predicting it from a home-market record, which is the input this document exists to improve on. What is added here is the first response in the destination, before the name and after it.
No score comes out of this, because a score would present the instrument as having made the call. It did not. Humans made the evidence and you make the decision, and it is recorded at the time it is made because it cannot be reconstructed later.
Public sample · bd@ · invented figures Specimen, invented figures
A public specimen of the document a buyer receives. Every figure is invented. No session has been collected.
The operating procedure, internal reference system, row schema and full buyer delivery remain outside this public example.
No score makes the call. The evidence is delivered; the buyer decides whether to advance, ask for more evidence or stop.