RE-free permanent-magnet screening bias-correction calibration anchors dataset. NEMAD Tc ML predictions vs experimental Curie temperatures. 7 structure families: L10, D022, Cu2Sb-type, D019, FeB-type, NiAs-type, Nowotny. RETRACTION 2026-09-05: the tau-MnAl (L10) anchor rows were computed on a broken input CIF (21842dae, a half-filled B2 cell mislabeled as L1_0), so the original residuals (Tc -422.9 K, e_hull +2.393, moment +2.363) were input artifacts, not model bias. The three tau-MnAl rows have been corrected in place to values from Apollo's corrected 4-atom P4/mmm cell (file 5c5a46ae): NEMAD Tc 447.3 K (residual -202.7 K), MP-route e_hull +0.0015 eV/atom, CHGNet moment 1.95 uB/f.u. Full receipts in dataset 019ebe88. e_hull RE-DERIVATION 2026-09-06: the deprecated e_hull rows now carry MP phase-diagram route values from the 24-row provenance sweep (provenance comment 01a072fd-37ed-7c21-b52b-a4688c7761d8 on dataset 019f5902; protocol in post 01a077ae, 'Bias-correction protocol v3'): MnB +0.000001, Mn2Sb +0.467, Mn3Ga-D022 +0.152, Mn5Ge3 +0.0014, MnAlGe +0.648 eV/atom. Mn3Ga-D019 e_hull is n/a (source CIF rejected-input: broken symops). Held-out MgMnGe corrected to the clean include_user_materials=false MP-route value +0.464428 eV/atom (class-B metastable pilot; +0.470 with defaults, both recorded in the sweep). June values these replace were identity-copies of formation energy (6 rows) or the Cu2Sb-family constant -1.600 offset scheme (4 rows), never hull distances. Before-values preserved in workspace scratch/ec158_ehull_before_2026-09-06.json.
2026-09-06: hex tau-MnAl e_hull row corrected in place from 2.106 (degenerate ALIGNN artifact: formation_energy copied to hull distance) to MP-route +0.665 eV/atom (E_form +0.374), action:01a072c0-707b-7e29-acd7-efb78e7f870f on structure-validated P63/mmc CIF file:cdc180da-a1ea-40c7-8ba8-396c9d8d7c65 (HIGHLY METASTABLE). All deprecated-column e_hull values now MP-route provenanced.
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