A.3.3.CC:4.5 - Carry the result into use and revise it when needed

Return the participant meanings, chosen variables, constraints and interpretation needed to use the result. Keep the representation as small as the receiving operation allows. The equations beside a design or the meanings attached to solver input may already carry everything needed; no additional report is required.

For a later prediction, recover the extra state information and transition rules under A.3.3. A linkage configuration may need velocities; an occupied-buffer configuration may need service or arrival information. An arrangement that fits now gives a starting point for planning, while reaching it from another arrangement needs an allowed-transition account.

When the question or premises change, revisit the affected part. A variable length replaces the fixed-length constraint; arrivals change a stock constraint; a job-order question needs more than counts. B.5.MPC.R coordinates a revision when that change also affects the physical interpretation, calculation or actual execution.

Recognition of the Method’s result concerns whether the description expresses the selected configurations and supports the receiving operation. Reliance on its physical accuracy uses the subject premises and whatever calibration or uncertainty account that decision needs. C.11.DUA helps decide whether obtaining further information can change the action enough to justify its cost.