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Compare ten stable workflows

The ten workflow orchestration routes were published with 1.2.0 as module-scoped APIs. A workflow organizes scientific decisions and records; it is not a guarantee of calibrated statistical inference. Select a scientific question to narrow the table. The entire table remains readable with JavaScript disabled.

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Stable entry pointObserved data and estimandRequired reporting / boundary
run_sparse_fpca_workflow()One sparse functional coordinate; mean/covariance/modesNative timestamps, smoothing, noise, PSD and score failures
run_sparse_mfpca_workflow()Paired sparse x/y, joint covarianceShared observed times and cross-channel covariance; not two separate scalar fits
run_sparse_mfpca_async_workflow()Coordinate-asynchronous x/y timesSeparate time support per channel, never invented pairing
run_sparse_multilevel_workflow()Sparse participant/trial functionsCluster IDs, decomposition and independent-unit support
run_sparse_prediction_workflow()Prediction from partially observed trajectoriesTrain/calibration separation, horizon and coverage scope
run_fpca_workflow()Common-grid continuous trajectoriesCoordinate scaling, rank selection, fit support
run_function_on_scalar_workflow()Functional effect of scalar covariatesDesign matrix, independence, inferential target
run_functional_mixed_effects_workflow()Repeated-trial functional effectsRandom effects, covariance, cluster resampling; W3 limitation #289
run_generalized_functional_workflow()Binary / grouped-binomial / count functionsFamily/link, denominators, exposure and hierarchy
run_recurrence_workflow()Recurring states and nonlinear structureEmbedding, delay, radius, Theiler exclusion and RQA limits

The original ten-workflow article gives the exact scientific decision sequence, and the product qualification report gives the engineering evidence. This table does not supersede documented preconditions, exclusions or scientific refusal behavior.