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A.2.4:4.5 - Formal, empirical, causal, and status first uses

Source labels such as AxiomaticProofRole, ObservationEvidenceRole, MeasurementEvidenceRole, ModelFitEvidenceRole, CalibrationEvidenceRole, and BenchmarkEvidenceRole are wording triggers. Recover the exact first-use classification or relation; the labels are neither local system-role kinds nor result kinds by spelling.

Formal line. Classify the exact proof, derivation, counterexample, theory note, or proof-result episteme against the named theorem and theory-version fence. The formal pattern contains the defining content for entailment, refutation, malformed-proof, timeout, or checker-failure results; C.2.1 is the pattern for the episteme that states the result. When proof-checking is asserted as dated U.Work, use A.13 to identify the actual performer and A.15.1 to admit the occurrence independently. If the proof-checking account must also identify the assignment under which the Work was performed, check that relation separately through F.6. Keep the Method and bindings separate. A.2.4 states only how the episteme is used.

Empirical and measurement line. Classify the exact dataset, observation episteme, C.16 measurement-result episteme, replication result, calibration result, benchmark result, or model-fit result episteme against one named claim. For any producing or evaluating Work, use A.13 to identify the actual performer and A.15.1 to admit the dated occurrence independently. If that account must also identify the assignment under which the Work was performed, check it separately through F.6. Keep direct relations or A.6.1 bindings separate. Each local result remains with C.16 or its exact domain governor; A.10/G.6 retain provenance; G.11 retains currentness.

Causal line. C.28 is the pattern for the causal-use question, estimand, separate evidence/identification/estimate/sampling/simulation components, realizability, support result, supported use, and unsupported use. A.2.4 may classify the exact C.2.1 episteme used at first contact; evidence wording cannot turn simulator output into interventional or realized-counterfactual evidence.

Status line. A visible status carrier is classified separately from the governed status assertion. F.10 or the exact status pattern contains the defining content for the status value, G.11 is the pattern for edition currentness, and a gate, permission, commitment, system-role-kind, assignment, Work, assurance, or decision pattern contains the defining content for its own result. Display presence establishes none of them.