A.3.3.CC:6 - Bias-Annotation

A familiar coordinate system can make its convenient operations look like properties of the subject. The centre-only containment test in :5.3 demonstrates the loss: the representation retained a point while the fitting question concerned an extended body. Recover the modeled participants and required distinctions before transferring the result.

Minimal-coordinate preference can also hide a useful relation. In the linkage, fewer coordinates simplify position reconstruction, while the retained constraint equation is useful for a constraint-force question. Choose with that operation in view.

Both biases can occur in a person’s reasoning, an AI-generated model or a shared engineering calculation. Make the interpretation recoverable to the next participant, including when a computation is delegated.