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C.29:4.1.3 - Realize the computation and read its result

A computation is available, but how a concrete system performs it is unsettled. Use C.29.3 - Computational Realization to connect input preparation, system actions and result interpretation, then compare the required result with the interpreted execution. For a design calculation, the comparison uses the supplied system model; a claim about an actual run uses its observations.

The result is a conditional realization, an interpreted result or a located failure in preparation, operation or readout. Digital, analog, stochastic and manual arrangements can enter through the same question. Its robot, analog addition and admission-card cases show repairs of range, scale and shared-state conditions. B.5.MPC coordinates these results with the physical account, mathematical construction and receiving action.