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C.16.P:1 - Problem frame

Working texts often need compact characterization words. The problem starts when compact words begin to carry comparison, proof, selection, gate, readiness, release, quality, or decision claim without recoverable characteristic and scale construction.

The repair question is:

What characteristic or scale construction is recoverable, what exact assertion states the remaining claim, and where is its defining or constraining ClaimGraph located?

The recoverable item may be:

  • a Characteristic under A.17;
  • a Scale, coordinate, value, unit, scoring method, measure, or measurement use under A.18 and C.16;
  • a CharacteristicSpace under A.19;
  • a Q-bundle under C.25;
  • quality-term or evaluative characterization under C.16.Q;
  • pattern-quality coordinate use under E.21;
  • mathematical-lens use under C.29;
  • a comparison, threshold, indicator, proxy, benchmark, gate, evidence, decision, or work claim under a neighboring pattern that defines or constrains it;
  • ordinary prose with no FPF-governed use.