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A.3.3.PI:4.6 - Return the prediction with the information needed to reuse it

Return the prediction, bound or unresolved distinction in the work where it is needed. Keep its observation meanings, inputs, horizon and consequential assumptions available in the calculation or explanation.

If additional information is worthwhile, identify the measurement, state distinction or model contribution that would change the answer. A result can be useful while the actual hidden state remains unknown. Reopen the affected comparison when the input policy, law, observation scheme or question changes, using B.5.MPC.R where several accounts must change together.