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ZephyrTrade · evidence

Inspect published claims, provenance and limits for ZephyrTrade.

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Scenario analysis — Matched “scenario” in the published claim: “ZephyrTrade is a local research application for synthetic wind, weather, and price data. Its browser demo supports scenario calculations and strategy comparisons; an optional local Python service adds a separate SciPy…” Inspect source
Data exploration — Matched “observations” in the published claim: “Explore synthetic wind-market observations, compare nine strategies, and calculate hypothetical offers without placing trades.” Inspect source
Comparison — Matched “compare” in the published claim: “Explore synthetic wind-market observations, compare nine strategies, and calculate hypothetical offers without placing trades.” Inspect source
Calculations — Matched “calculate” in the published claim: “Explore synthetic wind-market observations, compare nine strategies, and calculate hypothetical offers without placing trades.” Inspect source
Data export — Matched “csv” in the published claim: “Explore a bundled hourly dataset with filters, charts, and CSV inspection.” Inspect source
Local workspace — Matched “save named scenarios locally” in the published claim: “Edit assumptions to calculate hypothetical offers and save named scenarios locally.” Inspect source

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The bundled snapshot is historical and synthetic; it does not show live prices or current forecasts.
There are no real orders, brokers, accounts, or trading connections.
The optional Python service is a local cross-check, not an automatic model retraining service or public backend.