autoresearch: global threshold search#25
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| source = raw_source if raw_source in {"openclaw", "macos", "linux", "windows", "correlated"} else platform | ||
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Preserve original source labels during normalization
normalize_source_fields remaps any source outside {openclaw, macos, linux, windows, correlated} to openclaw, which causes valid sources like the threat-intel pipeline’s "secopsai-intel" (emitted by secopsai/intel.py) to be mislabeled on sync. In that case the row is ingested as application/openclaw instead of its original source, which breaks downstream filtering/attribution and can mix intel findings with detector findings in the dashboard.
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Automated local autoresearch run.
Baseline F1: 0.864995 (FP=447, FPR=0.3921)
Best score: 0.874385 | F1: 0.875039 (FP=373, FPR=0.3272)
Report: /Users/chrixchange/.openclaw/workspace/secopsai/results/autoresearch-20260411-220009.json
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