Limits and fuses
Fuses are rules that may only shrink or stop the network’s decision — never enlarge it, reverse it or open a position. The network proposes a pedal, the fuses walk it in a fixed order, and whatever survives goes to the market.
That division of labour is deliberate: the network learns intent, the fuses own size. If the network learned from the already-clipped decision, it would shrink itself a little with every generation.
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