Definition. Admissible protocol class [ftip-005J]

For a base artifact \(M_0\), an admissible protocol class \(\mathfrak P(M_0)\) is a declared set of type-correct training procedures. Membership fixes which data sources, feedback channels, model changes, environment interfaces, and update rules are permitted. For the expected performance comparison, every member also satisfies the measurable generation and integrable evaluation domain of Convention [ftip-005D], and carries the measurable nonnegative cost vector of Definition [ftip-005H]. The baseline \(P_0\) must satisfy the evaluation domain even if it is not feasible at the chosen cost budget.

The class is part of the research question. Enlarging it can only enlarge the set of attainable outcomes, but may make a comparison less informative.