feat: add systemd-run training launcher and docs
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This note records the current Scoliosis1K implementation status in this repo and the main conclusions from the recent reproduction/debugging work.
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For a stricter paper-vs-local reproducibility breakdown, see [scoliosis_reproducibility_audit.md](scoliosis_reproducibility_audit.md).
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For the recommended long-running local launch workflow, see [systemd-run-training.md](systemd-run-training.md).
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## Current status
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- the main remaining suspect is the skeleton-map representation and preprocessing path
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- for practical model development, `1:1:2` is currently the better working split than `1:1:8`
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- for practical model development, the current best skeleton recipe is still `body-only + plain CE + SGD` on `1:1:2`
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- the first practical DRF bridge on that same winning `1:1:2` recipe did not improve on the plain skeleton baseline:
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- best retained DRF checkpoint (`2000`) on the full test set: `80.21 Acc / 58.92 Prec / 59.23 Rec / 57.84 F1`
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- current best plain skeleton checkpoint (`7000`) on the full test set: `83.16 Acc / 68.24 Prec / 80.02 Rec / 68.47 F1`
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For readability in this repo's docs, `ScoNet-MT-ske` refers to the skeleton-map variant that the DRF paper writes as `ScoNet-MT^{ske}`.
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