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C.17:12 - Common failures and repairs

FailureRepair
“It is creative.”Name the bearer, comparison basis, practical criterion, supported difference, consequence, and limit.
Novelty without a fixed corpus and MethodFix the finite corpus, inclusion rule, model or encoder, Method, Scale, and comparison window before using a coordinate.
Randomness treated as creativityPair Novelty or Surprise with Use-Value and ConstraintFit.
Gain without a baselineName the before-state and the A/B, back-test, causal-inference, or other comparison Method appropriate to the claim; otherwise report supported usefulness rather than gain.
One magic scoreKeep primitive coordinates, gates, partial order, incomparability, and sensitivity visible.
Pretty scatterplot called a frontierState the eligibility and dominance rule and compute the non-dominated set.
Ordinal arithmeticUse order-safe summaries or justify the model that supports an interval interpretation.
Profile-plan blurKeep the profile as coordinate-claim payload; put intended Work in a WorkPlan and actuals on dated Work.
Dashboard as evidence or resultIdentify the result and evidence independently; treat the dashboard as a representation.
Global or cross-scale noveltyName the source and receiving bases, mapping, direction, loss, evidence, and use.
Illumination or diversity silently drives selectionKeep it as telemetry unless a C.19 pool policy declares the use.
Pattern, model, record, or assignment said to assessName the System and dated Work only when an actual assessment occurred; otherwise state the result claim directly.