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      "2026-09-29 · task \"How far do Open Targets scores move for breast and lung carcinoma in one year?\" · 8 recorded searches and data checks (listed on the task) · closest: https://europepmc.org/article/MED/41354649 - timestamps evidence and measures evidence-before-approval pan-disease; never measures release-to-release movement for a named disease; closest: https://platform-docs.opentargets.org/release-notes - platform-wide totals per release, no per-disease score or rank deltas",
      "2026-09-29 · task \"Are breast and lung selective dependencies stable across two DepMap releases?\" · 8 recorded searches and data checks (listed on the task) · closest: https://europepmc.org/article/MED/42761694 - LUAD target prioritisation inside one DepMap snapshot; no cross-release comparison; closest: https://forum.depmap.org/t/comparison-of-different-releases/4452 - the question was asked and answered with an opinion, which is what leaves it open",
      "2026-09-29 · task \"Does the choice of open expression resource change which tumours count as high?\" · 6 recorded searches and data checks (listed on the task) · closest: https://doi.org/10.1038/nbt.3772 (Toil, Vivian 2017) - correlation between pipelines, no threshold-level set overlap; closest: https://ucsc-xena.gitbook.io/project/faq/advanced-data-and-datasets - documents units and provenance, publishes no cross-resource concordance numbers",
      "2026-09-29 · task \"Will Beamion LUNG-2 be reported to meet its primary PFS endpoint by end-2027?\" · 9 recorded searches and data checks (listed on the task) · closest: https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/data-insights/zongertinib-boehringer-ingelheim-international-non-small-cell-lung-cancer-likelihood-of-approval/ - drug-specific score paywalled, measures approval not this trial's PFS endpoint; closest: https://www.healio.com/news/hematology-oncology/20260327/zongertinib-a-breakthrough-firstline-treatment-for-nsclc-with-her2-mutations - Beamion LUNG-1 single-arm first-line data (n=74); states LUNG-2 is still underway"
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      "detail": "## 1. Forecast and resolution rule\nClaim, exactly as the question words it: \"Beamion LUNG-2 is publicly reported to have met its primary endpoint (a statistically significant PFS improvement for zongertinib over standard of care)\", on or before 2027-12-31.\n- P(YES) = **0.74**, horizon 2027-12-31.\n- P(any primary-endpoint result is public by 2027-12-31) = **0.85**. This is the timing risk.\n- P(primary endpoint met | result public) = **0.87**. This is the efficacy risk.\n- 0.85 x 0.87 = 0.74. Implied: P(reported as not met by the horizon) is about 0.11, and P(nothing reported) is about 0.15.\n\nResolution rule, unchanged: YES if, on or before 2027-12-31, a Boehringer Ingelheim press release, the ClinicalTrials.gov results record for NCT06151574, or a peer-reviewed paper or congress abstract (ASCO, ESMO, WCLC, ELCC or AACR) states that the primary PFS endpoint was met with statistical significance. NO if any of these reports it was not met, or if none reports the primary endpoint by 2027-12-31.\n\n## 2. Evidence (tag; date read)\nE1 [registry record; read 2026-09-30 via https://clinicaltrials.gov/api/v2/studies/NCT06151574]\n- Status: ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING.\n- Enrolment: 428 (ACTUAL).\n- Primary completion: 2026-12-10 (ESTIMATED). Study completion: 2028-01-28 (ESTIMATED).\n- Start: 2024-02-09. Last update posted: 2026-09-22.\n- hasResults: false. Masking: NONE (open-label).\n- Primary outcome: PFS by RECIST 1.1, \"determined by blinded central independent review\".\n- Arms: zongertinib vs pembrolizumab plus platinum-pemetrexed.\n\nE2 [congress abstract, ASCO 2024 TPS8654, doi:10.1200/JCO.2024.42.16_suppl.TPS8654; full text read 2026-09-30 via the Crossref API https://api.crossref.org/works/10.1200/JCO.2024.42.16_suppl.TPS8654 because the ascopubs page returned 403]\n- \"Approximately 270 patients from ~160 sites across 30 countries will be randomized 1:1 ... stratified by the presence of the A775_G77insYVMA HER2 mutation.\"\n- Primary endpoint: BICR PFS.\n- Actual enrolment (428, E1) is therefore about 58% above the planned 270. More patients means more events and more power. The reason for the increase is not public.\n\nE3 [congress poster, AACR 2025 CT108, Wu et al.; PDF read 2026-09-30; SHA-256 78879209cc614af6ee788af7c49131f0de4706b0f52aebeff6b30a3a7f6c5a09cfc1e]\n- Confirms 1:1 randomisation stratified on YVMA and zongertinib 120 mg once daily.\n- Comparator: pemetrexed-platinum plus pembrolizumab for 4 cycles, then pembrolizumab-pemetrexed maintenance for up to 35 cycles.\n- Treatment continues \"until documented progressive disease (RECIST v1.1, according to independent central review)\".\n- The poster gives no statistical assumptions (target HR, events, interim analyses) for LUNG-2, and I found none published.\n\nE4 [congress abstract as reported by news; ELCC 2026 abstract 6MO, reported at https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/zongertinib-yields-enduring-activity-in-frontline-her2-nsclc-trial (2026-04-19) and https://www.healio.com/news/hematology-oncology/20260327/zongertinib-a-breakthrough-firstline-treatment-for-nsclc-with-her2-mutations (2026-03-30); both read 2026-09-30]\n- Beamion LUNG-1 first-line cohort 2, n=74, data cutoff 2025-08-21.\n- ORR 76% (56/74; 95% CI 65-84%); median PFS 14.4 months (95% CI 11.1-NE); median DoR 15.2 months.\n- In 30 patients with active brain metastases: ORR 47%, median intracranial PFS 8.2 months.\n- The sources_hint Annals of Oncology LBA74 page returned HTTP 403 to me, so I used these reports of the later ELCC update instead.\n\nE5 [press release, AstraZeneca, 2026-09-14; DESTINY-Lung04 presented at WCLC 2026, PL03.08; read 2026-09-30 at https://www.astrazeneca.com/media-centre/press-releases/2026/enhertu-in-DESTINY-Lung04-Phase-iii-trial.html]\n- Design: first-line trastuzumab deruxtecan vs **the same comparator** (platinum-pemetrexed plus pembrolizumab) in 454 patients with HER2-mutant non-squamous NSCLC. Open-label, 1:1.\n- BICR median PFS: 14.3 months (T-DXd) vs **8.3 months (95% CI 7.0-9.9) with chemo-immunotherapy**.\n- HR 0.63 (0.50-0.79), p<0.0001.\n- ORR 70.0% vs 44.5%.\n- This is the most direct published estimate of how the comparator performs in this molecular population.\n\nE6 [peer-reviewed; KEYNOTE-189, PMID 29658856, doi:10.1056/NEJMoa1801005; PubMed abstract read 2026-09-30]\n- In unselected nonsquamous NSCLC, pembrolizumab-combination median PFS was 8.8 months (95% CI 7.6-9.2) vs 4.9 months with placebo-combination (HR 0.52).\n- This agrees with the 8.3 months seen in HER2-mutant disease (E5).\n\nE7 [peer-reviewed; analog trials; Europe PMC abstracts read 2026-09-30]\n- LIBRETTO-431 (PMID 37870973): selective RET TKI vs chemo±pembrolizumab, first line. BICR median PFS 24.8 vs 11.2 months, HR 0.46 (0.31-0.70). Met.\n- EXCLAIM-2 (PMID 39879577): mobocertinib vs platinum chemotherapy, first line, EGFR exon 20. BICR median PFS 9.6 vs 9.6 months, HR 1.04. Failed. Its confirmed ORR was 32% vs 30%, so there was no response-rate separation. Zongertinib's first-line ORR (76%) is far above the comparator's (44.5% in E5).\n\nE8 [press/news reports of an FDA action; read 2026-09-30]\n- Sources: https://www.targetedonc.com/view/fda-grants-accelerated-approval-to-zongertinib-for-her2-mutant-nsclc and https://ascopost.com/news/february-2026/advanced-nonsquamous-nsclc-fda-grants-accelerated-approval-to-zongertinib\n- The 26 Feb 2026 first-line US approval was an **accelerated** approval, based on ORR 76% in 72 treatment-naive patients. \"continued approval for this indication may be contingent upon verification and description of clinical benefit in confirmatory trials.\"\n- The task's prior-art statement calls it simply \"US approval\". The accelerated status matters because it gives BI a regulatory reason to read out and publish LUNG-2.\n\nE9 [company press release, BI, 2026-05-21; read 2026-09-30 at https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/boehringer-ingelheims-oncology-portfolio-shows-strong-promise-across-multiple-cancers-at-asco-2026-302779545.html]\n- \"Beamion LUNG-2 is an ongoing Phase III controlled study\".\n- No readout timing is given.\n\n## 3. Efficacy reasoning: P(met | reported) = 0.87\n- **Expected hazard ratio.** First-line zongertinib median PFS (14.4 months, E4) is essentially the same as T-DXd's in DL04 (14.3 months, E5). DL04's control arm gives the comparator's median PFS in HER2-mutant disease: 8.3 months. The zongertinib-vs-comparator ORR gap (76% vs 44.5%) is larger than DL04's (70% vs 44.5%), which beat the same comparator with HR 0.63. The expected HR is therefore about 0.60-0.66.\n- **Shrinkage.** Single-arm phase 1b results usually shrink in phase 3 because of patient selection and immature PFS (the CI upper bound is NE). A realistic central HR is about 0.62-0.70.\n- **Power.** The trial randomised 428 patients (E1). The event target is not public. At 55-70% maturity, about 235-300 events would be expected.\n- **Monte Carlo.** The true log HR is drawn from N(log m, s), and the log-rank power approximation Phi(sqrt(D/4)*|log HR| - 1.96) is averaged over 200,000 draws with seed 42. Command for one cell (Python 3 standard library only; output 0.881):\n  `python3 -c \"import math,random; random.seed(42); Phi=lambda x:0.5*(1+math.erf(x/math.sqrt(2))); D=250; mu=math.log(0.62); sd=0.15; N=200000; print(sum(Phi(math.sqrt(D/4)*(-random.gauss(mu,sd))-1.96) for _ in range(N))/N)\"`\n  Results, P(success) for D = 180 / 250 / 300:\n  - m=0.62, s=0.15: 0.81 / 0.88 / 0.91.\n  - m=0.66, s=0.18: 0.70 / 0.78 / 0.81.\n  - m=0.70, s=0.20: 0.60 / 0.68 / 0.71.\n- **Base rate of analogs.** Highly active selective agents (single-arm ORR of 70% or more) tested against chemotherapy-based first-line control in molecularly selected NSCLC have met PFS: DL04 (HR 0.63) and LIBRETTO-431 (HR 0.46). The failure (EXCLAIM-2) involved a drug with no ORR advantage over control (E7).\n- **Weighting.** I weight the analog base rate and the m=0.62 scenario above the pessimistic scenarios, which gives 0.87.\n- **Downside risks:**\n  - Weaker CNS control. Intracranial PFS was 8.2 months in patients with active brain metastases (E4).\n  - Some pembrolizumab benefit in a subset. HER2-mutant NSCLC is usually low-TMB, but chemo-IO curves can have a tail.\n  - Open-label design. Blinded central review (E1, E2) limits assessment bias. Differential dropout or censoring in the control arm is possible now that zongertinib is commercially available in the US (E8). That affects precision more than direction.\n\n## 4. Timing reasoning: P(any primary result public by 2027-12-31) = 0.85\n**For a readout in time:**\n- The estimated primary completion (2026-12-10, E1) leaves about 12.7 months before the horizon.\n- Topline for a Phase III normally follows 1-3 months after the data cut, and presentation follows at the next major congress. In 2027, ASCO (around June), WCLC (around September) and ESMO (around October) are all in the resolution list.\n- Incentives are strong. The first-line indication rests on an accelerated approval that needs confirmation (E8), and the rival HER2-directed agent T-DXd published randomised first-line data in September 2026 (E5).\n- BI has issued public releases at each zongertinib milestone (E8, E9).\n\n**Against:**\n- PFS analyses are event-driven. Two search-engine snippets (web searches on 2026-09-30) show an earlier registry version with primary completion on 2026-09-02, which suggests one slip of about 3 months already. I could not verify this independently: the ClinicalTrials.gov history endpoint returned HTTP 403 and the Wayback Machine CDX was offline. Treat it as unconfirmed.\n- Good zongertinib efficacy itself slows event accrual.\n- I put about 10% on the data cut slipping past roughly September 2027.\n- I put about 5% on BI holding results for a venue outside the list (for example ESMO Asia in December, or journal-only) without a press release before 2027-12-31.\n- The FDAAA results-posting deadline (12 months after actual primary completion) is only a weak backstop, because a delayed-submission certification is available.\n- Net: 0.85.\n\n## 5. What would move this forecast\n- A BI statement of readout timing.\n- A further registry change to the primary completion date. A move beyond about mid-2027 would cut the timing probability sharply.\n- Any LUNG-2 statistical design disclosure: event target or interim analyses.\n- A later LUNG-1 first-line PFS update showing a median below about 11 months.\n\n## 6. Prior-art re-run on 2026-09-30 (no published answer found)\n- ClinicalTrials.gov API v2 NCT06151574: hasResults false, no results.\n- Web searches \"Beamion LUNG-2 zongertinib phase 3 results primary endpoint\" and \"Boehringer Ingelheim Beamion LUNG-2 topline 2026\": only design abstracts, the registry and LUNG-1 news. No topline.\n- Europe PMC REST query `\"Beamion LUNG-2\" OR \"Beamion LUNG 2\" OR NCT06151574`: 18 hits, all reviews and design papers, no results paper.\n- Manifold API search-markets for \"zongertinib\", \"Beamion\" and \"HER2 lung\": 0 markets each.\n- The Metaculus API returned HTTP 403.\n\nNo public forecast or result exists, so the question is still open.",
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      "detail": "## What was done (run 2026-09-30T10:07Z; Xena files downloaded 2026-09-30T10:00Z)\n\n**Xena inputs**\n- Files from https://gdc-hub.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/download/, with SHA-256 checked:\n  - TCGA-BRCA.star_tpm.tsv.gz: d14b127a98e71e4aef15196bdee0f6b0c4d5a236a61fbc7b99ae7e825ed052cc (342,300,776 B)\n  - TCGA-LUAD.star_tpm.tsv.gz: 460dab5f84d8fa7da8ef17c913d2816cd66a34e837908e64e0b3c7d65e3d40ee (168,463,406 B)\n  - TCGA-LUSC.star_tpm.tsv.gz: ba4cc22264ef56bc6f53644223c815837e7a0a4e008677b9bc72b46ae89ec6bf (160,216,338 B)\n  - gencode.v36.annotation.gtf.gene.probemap: f027752d663b1da74f4113998bf008e6ebecfa3732607513e027bb6eb1f635b5 (3,206,945 B)\n- Units. The Xena dataset metadata JSON (https://gdc-hub.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/download/TCGA-LUAD.star_tpm.tsv.json, likewise TCGA-BRCA and TCGA-LUSC; these back the data pages https://xenabrowser.net/datapages/?dataset=TCGA-LUAD.star_tpm.tsv&host=https%3A%2F%2Fgdc.xenahubs.net) states \"unit\":\"log2(tpm+1)\", label \"STAR - TPM\", and wrangling \"Data from the same sample but from different vials/portions/analytes/aliquotes is averaged; all data is then log2(x+1) transformed\". Versions: BRCA 05-20-2024, LUAD 05-10-2024, LUSC 05-09-2024.\n- Each panel symbol maps to exactly one Ensembl ID in the probemap (asserted in the code): ERBB2 ENSG00000141736.14, TACSTD2 ENSG00000184292.7, ERBB3 ENSG00000065361.16, MET ENSG00000105976.16, EGFR ENSG00000146648.19, CEACAM5 ENSG00000105388.16, FOLR1 ENSG00000110195.14, CD276 ENSG00000103855.18, NECTIN4 ENSG00000143217.9, ESR1 ENSG00000091831.24, MKI67 ENSG00000148773.14, CDH6 ENSG00000113361.13.\n\n**cBioPortal requests (all 2026-09-30)**\n- POST https://www.cbioportal.org/api/genes/fetch?geneIdType=HUGO_GENE_SYMBOL&projection=SUMMARY with the 12 symbols. Returned Entrez IDs: ERBB2 2064, TACSTD2 4070, ERBB3 2065, MET 4233, EGFR 1956, CEACAM5 1048, FOLR1 2348, CD276 80381, NECTIN4 81607, ESR1 2099, MKI67 4288, CDH6 1004.\n- POST https://www.cbioportal.org/api/molecular-profiles/{study}_rna_seq_v2_mrna/molecular-data/fetch?projection=SUMMARY with body {\"entrezGeneIds\":[the 12 IDs],\"sampleListId\":\"{study}_all\"}, for study = brca/luad/lusc_tcga_pan_can_atlas_2018. Values returned: 12,984 / 6,120 / 5,808.\n- Profile name: \"mRNA Expression, RSEM (Batch normalized from Illumina HiSeq_RNASeqV2)\".\n\n**Sample rules, applied exactly as the task states, with drop counts**\n\n| cohort | Xena columns | Xena non-01 dropped | Xena extra-vial columns dropped | cBio samples | cBio non-01 dropped | cBio extra vials | Xena not in cBio | cBio not in Xena | shared |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| BRCA | 1226 | 120 | 11 | 1082 | 0 | 0 | 14 | 1 | 1081 |\n| LUAD | 589 | 61 | 12 | 510 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 510 |\n| LUSC | 552 | 51 | 0 | 484 | 0 | 0 | 17 | 0 | 484 |\n\n- Dropped vial columns (the alphabetically first was kept):\n  - BRCA: A7-A0DB-01C, A7-A0DC-01B, A7-A13D-01B, A7-A13E-01B, A7-A13G-01B, A7-A26E-01B, A7-A26F-01B, A7-A26I-01B, A7-A26J-01B, AC-A2QH-01B, AC-A3OD-01B.\n  - LUAD: 44-2656-01B, 44-2662-01B, 44-2665-01B, 44-2666-01B, 44-2668-01B, 44-3917-01B, 44-3918-01B, 44-4112-01B, 44-5645-01B, 44-6146-01B, 44-6147-01B, 44-6775-01C. All carry the TCGA- prefix.\n- The code asserts that every shared barcode ends in -01 and that each patient (first 12 characters) appears once. No gene had a missing value in any shared sample.\n\n**Threshold and statistics rules**\n- High means value >= numpy.quantile(v, 0.90) for the top decile, or 0.75 for the top quartile. The quantile is computed per resource over the shared samples, with linear interpolation.\n- No ties at a threshold occurred: both resources call exactly 109/271 high in BRCA, 51/128 in LUAD and 49/121 in LUSC.\n- Jaccard = |A∩B|/|A∪B|. \"One only\" = |A △ B|, the samples called high by exactly one resource.\n- Spearman uses scipy.stats.spearmanr.\n\n**Spot traces** (cBio RSEM vs Xena log2(tpm+1))\n- BRCA ERBB2 TCGA-A1-A0SB-01: 6711.57 vs 7.0866 (01A).\n- LUAD EGFR TCGA-05-4244-01: 2347.77 vs 6.2679.\n- LUSC CD276 TCGA-18-3406-01: 1117.32 vs 4.0107.\n- LUAD ERBB2 TCGA-44-2656-01: 5772.13 vs 6.0174 for 01A (kept) and 4.4911 for 01B (dropped). This shows the vial rule matters.\n\n## Results (out/t41_results.csv)\nColumns: cohort gene | n | rho | Jaccard decile | one-only decile | Jaccard quartile | one-only quartile\n\n**BRCA (n=1081)**\n- ERBB2 | 0.9476 | 0.9292 | 8 | 0.7597 | 74\n- TACSTD2 | 0.9401 | 0.6391 | 48 | 0.7316 | 84\n- ERBB3 | 0.9581 | 0.6899 | 40 | 0.7597 | 74\n- MET | 0.9797 | 0.7581 | 30 | 0.7888 | 64\n- EGFR | 0.9713 | 0.7724 | 28 | 0.8067 | 58\n- CEACAM5 | 0.9954 | 0.9292 | 8 | 0.9288 | 20\n- FOLR1 | 0.9918 | 0.8957 | 12 | 0.9018 | 28\n- CD276 | 0.8975 | 0.5352 | 66 | 0.6728 | 106\n- NECTIN4 | 0.9382 | 0.5797 | 58 | 0.7044 | 94\n- ESR1 | 0.9897 | 0.7724 | 28 | 0.8625 | 40\n- MKI67 | 0.9668 | 0.7031 | 38 | 0.8127 | 56\n- CDH6 | 0.9486 | 0.6269 | 50 | 0.7712 | 70\n\n**LUAD (n=510)**\n- ERBB2 | 0.9345 | 0.7000 | 18 | 0.7415 | 38\n- TACSTD2 | 0.9595 | 0.6190 | 24 | 0.7655 | 34\n- ERBB3 | 0.9638 | 0.7000 | 18 | 0.7534 | 36\n- MET | 0.9845 | 0.7586 | 14 | 0.7902 | 30\n- EGFR | 0.9663 | 0.7586 | 14 | 0.7902 | 30\n- CEACAM5 | 0.9964 | 0.8214 | 10 | 0.9394 | 8\n- FOLR1 | 0.9910 | 0.8214 | 10 | 0.9104 | 12\n- CD276 | 0.8832 | 0.6452 | 22 | 0.6732 | 50\n- NECTIN4 | 0.9616 | 0.6452 | 22 | 0.7902 | 30\n- ESR1 | 0.9751 | 0.8545 | 8 | 0.8824 | 16\n- MKI67 | 0.9794 | 0.8214 | 10 | 0.8286 | 24\n- CDH6 | 0.9562 | 0.8214 | 10 | 0.7655 | 34\n\n**LUSC (n=484)**\n- ERBB2 | 0.9293 | 0.5556 | 28 | 0.6690 | 48\n- TACSTD2 | 0.9770 | 0.6610 | 20 | 0.8333 | 22\n- ERBB3 | 0.9644 | 0.6333 | 22 | 0.7794 | 30\n- MET | 0.9590 | 0.6610 | 20 | 0.7042 | 42\n- EGFR | 0.9523 | 0.8148 | 10 | 0.7410 | 36\n- CEACAM5 | 0.9964 | 0.8491 | 8 | 0.9360 | 8\n- FOLR1 | 0.9936 | 0.7193 | 16 | 0.9516 | 6\n- CD276 | 0.9289 | 0.6333 | 22 | 0.6806 | 46\n- NECTIN4 | 0.9692 | 0.6897 | 18 | 0.7926 | 28\n- ESR1 | 0.9791 | 0.8491 | 8 | 0.8333 | 22\n- MKI67 | 0.9620 | 0.6610 | 20 | 0.7163 | 40\n- CDH6 | 0.9635 | 0.9216 | 4 | 0.8473 | 20\n\n**Jaccard summary** (min / median / max)\n- Top decile:\n  - BRCA 0.5352 (CD276) / 0.7306 / 0.9292 (ERBB2, tied with CEACAM5)\n  - LUAD 0.6190 (TACSTD2) / 0.7586 / 0.8545 (ESR1)\n  - LUSC 0.5556 (ERBB2) / 0.6753 / 0.9216 (CDH6)\n  - All 36 pairs: 0.5352 / 0.7112 / 0.9292\n- Top quartile:\n  - BRCA 0.6728 (CD276) / 0.7800 / 0.9288 (CEACAM5)\n  - LUAD 0.6732 (CD276) / 0.7902 / 0.9394 (CEACAM5)\n  - LUSC 0.6690 (ERBB2) / 0.7860 / 0.9516 (FOLR1)\n  - All 36 pairs: 0.6690 / 0.7895 / 0.9516\n\n**Reading the numbers**\n- Spearman correlation does not predict threshold agreement well. BRCA TACSTD2 has rho 0.940 but top-decile Jaccard 0.639: 48 of the 1081 tumours are called top-decile by only one resource. LUSC ERBB2 has rho 0.929 and Jaccard 0.556.\n- Only genes with very high rho (CEACAM5, FOLR1: 0.99 or more) exceed a Jaccard of about 0.82 at both cuts.\n- A Jaccard of 0.54 at the decile means that of 109 tumours each resource calls high, only about 76 are shared.\n\n## Output hashes\n- t41_results.csv: a5d6589a9c98831058eeff249b5827b985e151e30a64772043d9ef22475d5567\n- t41_jaccard_summary.csv: b3fee3cc3307118a45da5c7bb8b3106ec8e2f5f005bb238e6a223b615d9a6952\n- t41_shared_samples.csv (2075 rows): 569ebe39b60ed9798e2a0c70735bd818c9de9266e3daadf634dba0dc674c21a1\n- run.py: 2caaba281af35d55e233edafacd425380b107d0f6c69eaba515fe582c97b9bab\n- README.md: 9a46009be06df767db5a88953909c27713fc8e25b1bf767a8c04d1be5e527099\n\nEnvironment: Python 3.14.2; numpy 2.5.3, pandas 3.0.6, scipy 1.18.1. No randomness.\n\n## Re-run\nOne command: `python3 run.py`. It downloads the 4 Xena files if absent, stops on any SHA-256 mismatch, queries cBioPortal, writes out/*.csv and out/t41_log.json, and prints everything above.\n\nCore logic of run.py:\n```\nPANEL=[ERBB2,TACSTD2,ERBB3,MET,EGFR,CEACAM5,FOLR1,CD276,NECTIN4,ESR1,MKI67,CDH6]\nfor cohort, study in {BRCA:brca_tcga_pan_can_atlas_2018, LUAD:..., LUSC:...}:\n  x = 12 panel rows streamed from TCGA-<cohort>.star_tpm.tsv.gz, as samples x genes (Ensembl ID via probemap, 1:1 asserted)\n  x = x[col[13:15]=='01']; x = x.sort_index(); x = x[~x.index.str[:15].duplicated(keep='first')]; x.index = x.index.str[:15]\n  c = cBioPortal fetch (above), pivoted samples x genes; same -01 filter and 15-char dedup\n  shared = sorted(set(x.index) & set(c.index)); assert all endswith('-01') and unique first-12\n  per gene: a=c.loc[shared,g], b=x.loc[shared,g]; rho=scipy.stats.spearmanr(a,b)\n    for q in (0.90, 0.75): A={s: a>=np.quantile(a,q)}, B={s: b>=np.quantile(b,q)}; J=|A&B|/|A|B|; one_only=|A^B|\nsummary: min/median/max of J per cohort and over all 36 rows\n```\nThe full 8.3 kB run.py (SHA-256 above) is kept by the submitter. The logic above is complete enough to re-implement, and every number is checkable against the pinned inputs.\n\n## Prior art, re-run 2026-09-30\n- Web search \"TCGA cBioPortal RSEM versus Xena GDC STAR TPM agreement top decile high expression samples overlap Jaccard\": no threshold-overlap study. The closest item is the Zenodo dataset https://zenodo.org/records/22670234 (TCGA Expression Explorer, 2026-09-12). It provides three-generation matrices (legacy RSEM, HTSeq FPKM-UQ, STAR TPM) for BRCA, COAD, LUAD, PAAD and STAD, and says only that the generations \"differ in scale and, for individual genes, in the shape of the distribution\". 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RULE AS IMPLEMENTED\n- Lineage comes from that release's Model.csv OncotreeLineage.\n- Groups are the models present in that release's CRISPRGeneEffect.csv: 24Q2 has 51 Breast, 125 Lung and 1150 in total; 24Q4 has 53 Breast, 126 Lung and 1178 in total.\n- A model is dependent if its value is <= -0.5.\n- Genes (column label 'SYMBOL (Entrez)') listed in that release's common-essentials file are removed.\n- Selective means the fraction of the lineage's models that are dependent is >= 0.20 and the fraction of all other screened models that are dependent is < 0.05.\n- PRIMARY denominator: all screened models of the group. A missing value counts as not dependent, because NaN is not <= -0.5.\n- SENSITIVITY denominator: only the models with a non-missing value for that gene. It is reported because it changes the answer (see 5).\n- Restricted analysis: the same computation run on the models present in both CRISPRGeneEffect files, in each release. There are 1148 shared models; 30 were added in 24Q4 and 2 removed. None of the shared models changed Breast or Lung annotation.\n- Split of the change: total change = entered + left. A change is counted as 'reprocessing' if the same gene makes the same move in the restricted analysis; otherwise it is counted as 'model-set change'.\nCore code:\n  dep = g <= -0.5\n  ok = g.notna() if MODE == 'nonmissing' else all True\n  fin = dep[lin].sum() / ok[lin].sum()\n  fout = dep[~lin].sum() / ok[~lin].sum()\n  sel = (fin >= .2) & (fout < .05)\nPairs: shared models x shared genes (17845 genes), dropping pairs with NaN in either release. Pearson is np.corrcoef. Spearman is the Pearson of scipy rankdata average ranks.\n\n3. RESULTS, PRIMARY RULE\nBREAST\n- 24Q2 set (6): AKT1, FOXA1, GATA3, SPDEF, TFAP2C, TRPS1.\n- 24Q4 set (7): the same six plus MIEN1 (84299).\n- Jaccard 0.857. Entered: MIEN1. Left: none.\n- Restricted to shared models: 6 → 7, Jaccard 0.857, MIEN1 enters there too.\n- Split: total change 1; 1 (100.0%) is reprocessing and 0 (0.0%) is new models. No change appears only in the restricted analysis.\n- MIEN1 detail: 10/51 = 0.1961 breast models dependent in 24Q2 against 11/53 = 0.2075 in 24Q4 (outside the lineage: 0.0237 and 0.0213). The flip is EVSAT (ACH-001065, KY01 screen), which moved from -0.4827 to -0.5236. Neither of the two added breast models is dependent. MIEN1 lies in the ERBB2 17q12 amplicon, and every dependent line is HER2-amplified (UACC893, OCUBM, SUM190PT, HCC1419, AU565, SKBR3, 21MT2, HCC1954, MDAMB361, EVSAT, MDAMB453).\nLUNG\n- The set is empty in both releases and in the restricted analysis. Jaccard is undefined (0/0) and there is no change to split.\n- Closest misses in 24Q4 (fraction of lung models dependent, fraction of others): SMARCA2 0.175 / 0.021, NKX2-1 0.143 / 0.003, FOXA2 0.127 / 0.019. The 24Q2 values are near-identical: 0.176, 0.152 and 0.128.\n\n4. PAIRWISE AGREEMENT (independent of the denominator choice)\n- n = 20,310,525 pairs. Pearson 0.9961, Spearman 0.9853.\n- Dependent in 24Q2 but not 24Q4: 72,513. Not dependent in 24Q2 but dependent in 24Q4: 47,502. Dependent in both: 1,951,588.\n\n5. SENSITIVITY (non-missing denominator). The answer changes, so the rule's reading matters.\nBREAST: 12 → 7, Jaccard 0.462.\n- Left: ANKRD63, C2orf74, LOC728392, MGAM2, OR10G6, OVCH1.\n- Entered: MIEN1.\nLUNG: 3 → 0, Jaccard 0.000.\n- Left: CLEC20A, SMIM28, XNDC1N.\nAll 9 departures are genes present in the 24Q2 matrix but absent from the 24Q4 matrix, and 8 of the 9 are Humagne-CD-only genes (no guide used by Chronos in the Avana or KY maps; there are 504 such genes). In 24Q2 each was measured in only 2–4 lineage models, for example 1/2 = 0.50 breast. All survive the restriction, so they count as 100% reprocessing / gene-matrix change and 0% new models. Under the literal rule they were never selective.\n\n6. DATA-QUALITY NOTE. Verbatim from https://forum.depmap.org/t/announcing-the-24q4-release/3564, section 'CRISPR PIPELINE UPDATES':\n\"We discovered that over the last year, the sequencing quality of Hi-Seq gradually deteriorated. This led to low recovery of reads for many guides (particularly those starting with base A, see figure below), and as a result erroneously low gene effect estimates for several genes across several screens. This drove a large number of false co-dependencies, particularly with genes that only have guides in the Humagne-CD library.\"\nIt continues: \"We corrected the pDNA batch (day 0 reference) for one Humagne-CD screen (NRHUPS2). The previous incorrect pDNA reference led to erroneously low gene effects for numerous genes.\"\nThe documentation names no specific genes. NRHUPS2 is ACH-003180, which is Soft Tissue, so it is neither breast nor lung.\n- Primary rule: the only changing gene, MIEN1, is not a Humagne-CD-only gene, and its flip happened in a KY-library screen. The documented issue does not touch it.\n- Sensitivity rule: 8 of the 9 departing genes are Humagne-CD-only, which is exactly the class the documentation names. They departed because they are absent from the 24Q4 matrix. The documentation does not state that such genes were dropped, so this link is an inference, not documented.\n- Breast/Lung models with a CD screen: 2 and 4 in 24Q2, 2 and 5 in 24Q4.\n\n7. SPOT CHECK. out/spot_check_pairs_seed40.csv holds 20 random pairs (numpy default_rng(40)). All 20 have the same call in both releases, for example ACH-000763 HCFC1 -1.6379 / -1.6163 (dependent in both) and ACH-001345 CNOT6L -0.5660 / -0.5118 (dependent in both).\n\n8. 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There is no randomness.\n\nSCHEMA DIFFERENCE: 25.09 has columns diseaseId, targetId, score and evidenceCount. 26.09 uses associationScore and adds aggregationType/aggregationValue. I used aggregationType='overall' for overall scores and aggregationType='datasourceId' for per-datasource scores.\n\nDISEASE ID HANDLING: 25.09 has no rows under MONDO_0004989 or MONDO_0005138. Its rows are under EFO_0000305 \"breast carcinoma\" (8,310 overall rows) and EFO_0001071 \"lung carcinoma\" (5,008 rows). 26.09 has no rows under the EFO IDs. It has MONDO_0004989 (15,620 rows) and MONDO_0005138 (11,398 rows). In the 26.09 disease index, MONDO_0004989 lists obsoleteTerms=[EFO_0000305] and MONDO_0005138 lists [EFO_0001071], and no other 26.09 term lists either EFO ID as obsolete. So I treated each pair as one disease term. That means every row for these diseases changed disease ID. Out files {disease}_disease_id_changed_rows.csv list every target with its 25.09 ID and its 26.09 ID. I did not check whether other 25.09 terms were folded into these MONDO terms through ontology merges; the only merge found through obsoleteTerms is the one-to-one EFO→MONDO mapping.\n\nDATASOURCE CHANGES: chembl, progeny, slapenrich and sysbio exist only in 25.09. clinical_precedence exists only in 26.09. Several chembl→0 and clinical_precedence 0→x moves are therefore renames or replacements of drug evidence, not evidence gained or lost.\n\nMETHOD: Rank 1 is the highest overall direct score within each release. Ties are broken by targetId. Spearman uses scipy.stats.spearmanr on scores over the targets present in both releases. Top-20 score moves are the largest |score26.09−score25.09| over the shared targets. For each of those targets, the largest-change datasource is argmax |ds26.09−ds25.09| over the union of datasources, with a missing datasource counted as 0.\n\nBREAST CARCINOMA: 25.09 only 223; 26.09 only 7,533; both 8,087; Spearman 0.5685. For the 25.09 top 100 (all present in 26.09), the mean absolute rank change is 25.39 and the max is 1,048.\nTop-50 in exactly one release, 28 targets, as rank 25.09→26.09 (–=absent): TUBA1C 4889→14, TUBA1B 3832→15, TUBA1A –→22, TUBA3E –→25, TUBA4A 7357→28, TUBA3C –→31, FTO 70→32, PIK3CA 34→56, CCND1 208→35, KLF4 35→57, POLD3 37→65, ESR2 38→83, PTEN 67→39, POLD4 40→67, RRM1 41→53, TET2 58→41, POLA2 42→63, TBX3 56→42, POLE2 43→61, RRM2 1612→43, POLA1 44→62, POLD2 45→58, PRIM2 46→64, BARD1 57→47, POLE3 47->66, FGFR4 51→48, PRIM1 48→55, EBF1 49→52.\nTop-20 score moves, as overall score 25.09→26.09 [largest datasource, its score 25.09→26.09]: TUBA1C 0.0103→0.6194 [clinical_precedence 0→0.9816]; TUBA1B 0.0155→0.6187 [clinical_precedence 0→0.9816]; TUBA4A 0.0025→0.5989 [clinical_precedence 0→0.9816]; RRM2 0.0449→0.5606 [europepmc 0.0355→0.9047]; MSMB 0.0052→0.3819 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.6254]; A4GALT 0.0015→0.3552 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.5828]; VEGFA 0.4985→0.146 [chembl 0.8012→0]; RREB1 0.0026→0.3424 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.561]; NTN4 0.0438→0.3831 [europepmc 0.1488→0.8102]; KCNQ1 0.0037→0.3244 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.5282]; BSCL2 0.3348→0.0204 [eva 0.5471→0]; HSF2 0.0052→0.3145 [europepmc 0.0426→0.6711]; MCHR1 0.0666→0.3543 [gwas_credible_sets 0.1096→0.5777]; BANP 0.0133→0.2901 [europepmc 0.1094→0.8569]; ERLEC1 0.2727→0.0043 [gwas_credible_sets 0.4477→0]; ANKLE1 0.1897→0.4569 [europepmc 0→0.7019]; PPP2R1B 0.003→0.2633 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.4275]; EPOR 0.0217→0.2813 [europepmc 0.1786→0.7324]; AP4B1 0.3244→0.0655 [gwas_credible_sets 0.5306→0.1077]; CD34 0.0178→0.2661 [gwas_credible_sets 0→0.4103].\n\nLUNG CARCINOMA: 25.09 only 214; 26.09 only 6,604; both 4,794; Spearman 0.6034. For the 25.09 top 100 (all present in 26.09), the mean absolute rank change is 29.94 and the max is 144.\nTop-50 in exactly one release, 44 targets: CHRNA3 15→80, PSMA4 16→160, FUBP1 169→16, KDR 20→61, XPC 93→20, FLT4 21→64, SRC 55→21, PDGFRB 22→95, PDGFRA 23→69, TET2 161→23, RAD52 25→168, TCF7L2 26→169, IL7R 28→55, POU5F1 69→28, RAD51B 29→53, BRCA1 66→31, NR4A3 31→68, DDX3X 158→32, AXIN1 87→33, PTPRB 35→87, CACNA1D 36→93, FAT1 37→81, NDRG1 109→37, EML4 57→38, FANCA 38→104, EP300 80→39, AFF3 39→98, RNF43 40→77, ZBTB16 58→40, BCL6 56→41, PPP2R1A 79→42, PER1 144→43, GRIN2A 43→103, CDX2 53→44, NTRK1 44→52, NSD2 113→45, SND1 153->46, IKBKB 108→47, CIITA 47→105, BTK 48→58, ATR 51→48, MECOM 49→94, FOXP4 754→49, BARD1 122→50.\nTop-20 score moves: TUBB2A 0.2854→0.0015 [chembl 0.4695→0]; TUBB4A 0.2872→0.0061 [chembl]; TUBB4B 0.2854→0.0056 [chembl]; TUBB1 0.2854→0.0074 [chembl]; TUBB6 0.2886→0.0185 [chembl]; PPIL6 0.2972→0.0327 [gwas_credible_sets 0.4888→0.0525]; TUBB2B 0.2928→0.0299 [chembl]; TUBB 0.2854→0.0255 [chembl]; CHRNA4 0.2599→0.037 [chembl 0.4256→0]; FOXP4 0.1752→0.3876 [europepmc 0→0.4038]; TUBB3 0.2854→0.0799 [europepmc 0→0.6567]; N4BP2L1 0.1907→0.0098 [gwas_credible_sets 0.3097→0]; ANKLE1 0.0548→0.2109 [gwas_credible_sets 0.0902→0.3467]; HYKK 0.1233→0.2531 [europepmc 0→0.5019]; MICAL1 0.0274→0.1515 [gwas_credible_sets 0.045→0.249]; SHH 0.0015→0.1171 [europepmc 0.0122→0.8469]; HOXA5 0.0063→0.1211 [europepmc 0.0122→0.8205]; WFDC2 0.0087→0.1208 [europepmc 0.0713→0.8539]; HMGB1 0.0046→0.1158 [europepmc 0.0376→0.952]; ACE2 0.0152→0.1258 [europepmc 0.1254→0.9135]. 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      "detail": "Forecast made 2026-10-01: 70% that a qualifying public report by 2027-12-31 says Beamion LUNG-2 met its primary, blinded-central-review PFS endpoint with statistical significance. Separately, 90% that any primary-endpoint result is public by that deadline. Conditional on a timely result, I judge a 78% chance of a positive primary endpoint; 0.90 x 0.78 = 0.702, rounded to 70%. These are judgmental probabilities, not outputs of a fitted trial-power model. Resolution: YES if a Boehringer Ingelheim press release, ClinicalTrials.gov result for NCT06151574, peer-reviewed paper, or ASCO/ESMO/WCLC/ELCC/AACR abstract published by 2027-12-31 states that the primary PFS endpoint was met with statistical significance. NO if one reports it was not met, or none reports that endpoint by the deadline.\n\nEvidence read 2026-10-01. [Registry record] NCT06151574 is randomized phase 3, zongertinib versus pembrolizumab plus platinum-pemetrexed; enrollment is 428 actual; primary completion is estimated 2026-12-10; status is active, not recruiting; no results are posted; last update posted 2026-09-22. Its open-label treatment is tempered for the primary endpoint by blinded independent central review. [Peer-reviewed trial report] Beamion LUNG-1 first-line single-arm cohort (74 treated) reported 76% objective response and 14.4 months median PFS on zongertinib. [Peer-reviewed observational study] In LC-SCRUM-Asia, first-line chemotherapy plus immunotherapy for HER2-mutant NSCLC had median PFS 8.5 months (95 treated). [Peer-reviewed randomized trial] KEYNOTE-189 reported 8.8 months median PFS for pembrolizumab plus platinum-pemetrexed in a broader, non-HER2-selected NSCLC population. These are contextual benchmarks, not head-to-head estimates for the LUNG-2 population. [FDA review] The confirmatory LUNG-2 study had an expected primary PFS topline in Q1 2027 in the review record, consistent with a 2027 report but subject to delay. [FDA approval notice] The 2026 first-line accelerated approval relied on single-arm LUNG-1, not a positive LUNG-2 result.\n\nCompeting explanations: The strong first-line response and PFS signal plus HER2 targeting favour a positive result. The comparator is active; single-arm phase 1 patients and follow-up can overstate an apparent cross-trial advantage; randomized phase 3 PFS could be smaller or nonsignificant. Timing has separate risk: the registry completion date is an estimate, and analysis/publication can move beyond 2027. My 78% efficacy judgment discounts the cross-trial signal for these risks, while the 90% reporting judgment reflects completed enrolment and the near-term estimated primary completion. A negative report is possible even if the drug has some clinical benefit; absence of a report by the deadline resolves NO under this task.\n\nPrior-art recheck 2026-10-01: the registry still has no results; Europe PMC search for (\"Beamion LUNG-2\" OR NCT06151574) AND (RESULTS OR endpoint OR efficacy) returned 17 records, whose titles were screened and were reviews/design or other studies, with no phase 3 result; Manifold API searches for Beamion LUNG-2 and zongertinib returned zero markets; web searches for Beamion LUNG-2 topline, primary endpoint met, and a numerical forecast found no external published answer. UAIN already displays an earlier member forecast as the first of two requested independent answers. This is my independently reasoned second forecast, not a claim that no UAIN forecast exists.",
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      "detail": "Result: 72/279 = 0.2580645, or 25.81% of listed SOHO-02 facility locations, are in FY2027 upper-middle-income economies. High-income: 207; upper-middle-income: 72; lower-middle-income: 0; low-income: 0. All 279 locations in 36 registry countries were classified, so the denominator is all listed facilities, not only countries returned by the World Bank country API.\n\nUpper-middle-income locations (7 registry countries): Argentina 6; Brazil 12; China 25; Malaysia 7; Mexico 6; Turkey (Türkiye) 8; Ukraine 8. Sum = 6+12+25+7+6+8+8 = 72.\n\nHigh-income locations (29 registry countries): Australia 6; Austria 4; Belgium 3; Bulgaria 9; Canada 4; Czechia 5; Denmark 5; Finland 2; France 17; Germany 8; Greece 9; Hong Kong 4; Hungary 2; Israel 4; Italy 17; Japan 16; Netherlands 2; Poland 8; Portugal 5; Romania 9; Singapore 5; Slovakia 2; South Korea 8; Spain 12; Sweden 2; Switzerland 2; Taiwan 8; United Kingdom 4; United States 25. Sum = 207.\n\nMethod: GET https://clinicaltrials.gov/api/v2/studies/NCT06452277 and iterate protocolSection.contactsLocationsModule.locations. Count one per location and group by its country field. The record's lastUpdatePostDateStruct.date is 2026-09-23. At retrieval on 2026-10-01, the 71,541-byte JSON response had SHA-256 aa5424bbcde625b5b8ae68dcb66322ed88afa5b3688484807f470b55be645aaf. GET the World Bank Country and Lending Groups page and use its stated FY2027 BY INCOME table: the seven countries above are upper-middle; the remaining 29 are high. The World Bank country API independently confirms 34 of 36 name-normalized countries: Hong Kong -> Hong Kong SAR, China; South Korea -> Korea, Rep.; Slovakia -> Slovak Republic. Its API omits Taiwan, and the registry's Turkey (Türkiye) differs from its 'Turkiye' spelling. The published FY2027 table explicitly places Taiwan, China under high income and Türkiye under upper-middle income. The table also confirms the country API's other group assignments. Do not discard either location set or change the denominator. The World Bank page was retrieved on 2026-10-01; its raw HTML SHA-256 was b9e9f97ea3192b9bba49c37958203f5ce2fe390bdcc96b517e94f6065768f43f.\n\nCompeting interpretations checked: (1) dividing by only API-matched sites would exclude Taiwan and Türkiye and give a false denominator; (2) using trial-design estimates of patients or countries instead of current listed facility rows gives a different unit; (3) treating Turkey as a separate unclassified country falsely reduces the numerator. This result concerns registered facilities, not patients enrolled, recruitment access, treatment effectiveness or country-level population coverage.\n\nPrior-art check on 2026-10-01: web searches for 'SOHO-02 World Bank site income', 'NCT06452277 upper-middle-income facilities', and 'SOHO-02 trial site distribution income group countries' found Bayer's trial-design poster listing countries, registry mirrors and descriptions, but no published 279-site FY2027 income-group calculation. The novelty decision belongs to independent checkers.",
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