C.2.8:7 - Conformance Checklist
Use this checklist when a characteristic claim or comparison must be relied on or carried to another use. An ordinary local comparison may keep the same information in prose.
| Check | Required content |
|---|---|
CC-C.2.8-1 Aspect and arity | An ESI claim SHALL retain the episteme, expressing form and observer, with the selected structure and material comparison conditions recoverable. |
CC-C.2.8-2 Correctness | The claim SHALL state the relevant source or criterion and distinguish content recovery from a stronger warranted-world conclusion when that distinction matters. |
CC-C.2.8-3 Comparison | A claimed difference SHALL identify changed claims, form, preparation, access, help, operations or budget where they can explain the result. |
CC-C.2.8-4 Scale | A numerical value SHALL name its scale, structural unit or denominator and method. Ordered scales SHALL retain the positive structural direction; missing basis SHALL remain distinct from zero. |
CC-C.2.8-5 Grounds | An observation, design estimate or formal-model estimate SHALL retain its grounds and their actual scope. Prior-expertise correction and additional assistance SHALL be attributed separately where consequential. |
CC-C.2.8-6 Formal estimate | An epiplexity or other mathematical estimate used as ESI SHALL have the applicable C.29 correspondence; a claimed measurement SHALL satisfy C.16. |
CC-C.2.8-7 Distinct results | Amount SHALL remain distinguishable from articulation, extraction effort, task utility, evidence strength, learning and robustness. |
CC-C.2.8-8 Cold recovery | A publication-reading claim SHALL distinguish case facts from an explanation of the instruction supplied only by the test. |