Use SSA proportions for SS sub-component fallback shares#603
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Replace equal 1/4 fallback with SSA Fact Sheet aggregate proportions (retirement ~73%, disability ~10%, survivors ~11%, dependents ~6%) when QRF predicts all zeros for a record with positive total social_security. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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reconcile_ss_subcomponents()with SSA Fact Sheet aggregate proportions when QRF predicts all zeros for a record with positive total social securityHARD_CODED_TOTALSfromutils/loss.py_SSA_DEFAULT_SHARESmodule-level dict and new testtest_zero_predictions_use_ssa_sharesTest plan
pytest policyengine_us_data/tests/test_extended_cps.py -v)test_single_component_gets_full_totalstill passes (only retirement nonzero case)🤖 Generated with Claude Code