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C.28.CM:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The outcome, cases, time and required contrast can be recovered.
  • Each consequential variable and relation has a subject meaning; registration and selection are explicit when they change the answer.
  • Important included and excluded influences have stated grounds or remain assumptions.
  • Material alternatives receive comparable questions, including coexisting causes where relevant.
  • The graph or equation class supports the rule used; DAG path inspection covers all relevant paths and conditioning, including selection.
  • A consequence follows from named premises, or the missing premise is returned precisely.
  • Compatibility, contradiction and absent discrimination retain different meanings.
  • The returned use distinguishes recognition, model consequence, evidential support and action choice.