--- language: [en] license: cc-by-4.0 size_categories: [1M/turbosens1", filename="turbosens1_train.h5", repo_type="dataset") with h5py.File(p, "r") as f: ... ``` ## Inverse probing protocol 1. Pretrain any world model self supervised on the `train` split's sensor stream alone. 2. Freeze the encoder; train a small **probe** head on top of the frozen embeddings to predict $\mathbf{s}_t$. 3. Evaluate on `test` and `test_hard`. Report per-component Pearson, RMSE, $R^2$. Reference baselines (JEPA, AR-LSTM, RSSM) and probe code live in the companion GitHub repository. ## Versioning Generated by `turbosens1@v1.0.0` (deterministic simulator, stamped in `SIM_VERSION`). ## Caveats and intended use - **Synthetic data, not a calibration of any real fleet.** Stochastic event rates and magnitudes are mathematical abstractions and do not reflect operational fleet failure statistics. - **Single domain.** Cross-domain generalisation claims should not be made from TurboSens alone. - **Linear probe sufficiency.** The protocol assumes a linear probe is expressive enough; encoders that encode the state in a non-linearly decodable form will appear to fail at probing — informative, not definitive about representation quality. Full RAI metadata is in `croissant.json`. ## License CC-BY-4.0.