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B.5.2:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • CC-B.5.2-1 Every abductive run SHALL begin from a declared U.AbductivePrompt; arbitrary prose fragments are not sufficient prompt-entry forms.
  • CC-B.5.2-2 A conforming abductive run SHALL record at least one rival candidate alongside any selected prime hypothesis, unless the author explicitly justifies why no rival candidate was available.
  • CC-B.5.2-3 Selection of a prime hypothesis SHALL cite at least two explicit plausibility filters.
  • CC-B.5.2-4 The selected prime hypothesis SHALL be published as a hypothesis-bearing U.Episteme with its scope, support and limitations. An assurance level, if a receiving use requires one, SHALL follow B.3.3’s applicable justified profile rather than the fact that abduction occurred.
  • CC-B.5.2-5 The prime hypothesis record SHALL preserve a link to the initiating prompt and to the filtering rationale that justified selection.
  • CC-B.5.2-6 A conforming conjecture SHALL expose an interpretable implication, deduction or possible discriminating contrast. The availability and value of a check SHALL be considered separately before selecting evidence acquisition. An unavailable probe neither creates an observation nor by itself forbids a separately supported present decision.