data: recover 846 GSMArena budget phones via SoC-matcher fix - #101
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… budget brands Budget/emerging-market phones recovered from cigarplug/scrape-gsma after fixing SoC die-number matching (MediaTek MT6xxx family now links to the existing SoC catalog). verified:false. Refs #1
… ZTE, Panasonic More budget/mid phones recovered from cigarplug/scrape-gsma via the SoC-matcher fix. SoC-linked, verified:false. Refs #1
…ko, Lava and others Recovered cigarplug/scrape-gsma phones across Gionee, Acer, Oppo, LG, Wiko, Lava, Vivo, Tecno. SoC-linked, verified:false. Refs #1
Remaining cigarplug/scrape-gsma phones unlocked by the SoC die-match fix (Karbonn, Intex, Spice, Celkon, Maxwest and other budget brands). SoC-linked, verified:false. Refs #1
Add the 846 recovered GSMArena (cigarplug/scrape-gsma) smartphone records to the static v1 dump — detail + score — and bump the smartphones index count (92497->93343) and manifest. Regenerated via TechEngine app.dump at pinned submodule c0928f9 (scoring v2.0.0); only the new records and affected index are committed. Refs #1
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Warning Verified ratio 9.49% — expected for the bulk-import campaign; promotion happens later via TechEngine verify-network. The 6 missing- Session running total (cigarplug/scrape-gsma fully mined): PR #97 (373) + PR #98 (2,498) + this (846) = 3,717 net-new records. cigarplug is now exhausted; further phone growth needs new datasets or a new category (see #1). |
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What & why
Follow-up to PR #98. While importing cigarplug/scrape-gsma I found a bug in my SoC-matcher's die-number extraction (it stripped hyphens, breaking the
\bword boundary somediatek-mt6582never matched the chipsetMediatek MT6582). Fixing it recovers 846 budget/mid-range phones — mostly MediaTek MT6xxx devices — that link to already-existing SoCs (no new SoC records needed).verified: false, integerram_gb, validsocFK to the existing catalog.Commits (each
Refs #1): 4 brand-group smartphone commits + surgical dump refresh.Closes #1
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GSMArena via
cigarplug/scrape-gsma,*-scrapegsma-<row>slugs; rows previously skipped only because the die-token matcher missed their SoC.Dump
Regenerated via TechEngine
app.dumpat pinned submodulec0928f9(scoring v2.0.0). Only the 846 new records' detail+score files, the smartphones index (92,497→93,343) and the manifest are committed — no churn on unchanged records.Checklist
python -m app.validate— ✅ passedpython TechEngine/integrity_check.py data --strict— ✅ no hard anomaliesgit diff --check— ✅ cleansource_urlspresent