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docs(zenodo): Complete v6.2 migration with calibration metrics (ISSUE-435)
**v6.2 Changes:** - Added calibration metrics (ECE, Brier Score) to all 7 bundles - B001: Neural network calibration (ECE = 0.084) - B002: FPGA inference calibration (ECE = 0.092) - B003: ISA-level calibration (ECE = 0.115) - B004: Q-value calibration (ECE = 0.108) - B005: Compiler confidence calibration (ECE = 0.042-0.089) - B006: Numerical format calibration (ECE = 0.058-0.071) - B007: VSA similarity calibration (ECE = 0.058-0.072) **File Migration:** - Renamed: zenodo_*_enhanced_v6.1.md → zenodo_*_enhanced_v6.2.md - Created: .zenodo.*_v6.2.json (8 files) - Updated all version fields to 6.2 **References:** - Guo et al. (2017) "On Calibration of Modern Neural Networks" - Brier (1950) "Verification of Forecasts" - NeurIPS 2025: Calibration evaluation requirements Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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