Effects of Adaptive State and Missing-Epoch Rules on Alarm Response in GNSS Signal Quality Monitoring: Reproducibility Package

Companion saved data and Python code for a controlled analysis of adaptive state and missing-window eligibility in GNSS signal quality monitoring. The archive contains saved model inputs and validity flags for 400 independent confirmation paths, original bootstrap indices, frozen full-precision thresholds, path outcomes, state-chain summaries, source tables and replay and plotting scripts. The primary saved-input replay reproduces the fast-condition scale-only 60 s alarm proportions of 27.75% and 6.25%, the paired difference of -21.50 percentage points and the saved 95% interval of [-25.75, -17.75]. Statistical, correlator-model and real-recording results retain their separate evidence roles. No original TEXBAT IQ is redistributed. Full raw-record receiver replay requires external IQ and receiver dependencies; the original 105000 calibration/validation paths are not included. See the README for scope and usage. The authors' Python source code is licensed under MIT, while their rights in the data, analysis results and documentation are licensed under CC BY 4.0. The licenses apply to different file groups, as specified in reproducibility/LICENSE.md; underlying third-party materials retain their original terms.