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CMP.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

The solver’s familiar name can draw attention away from its admitted inputs and returned guarantees. Follow the actual conversion and recovery, including the negative branch the original problem requires.

An impossibility argument can also be overextended. Keep its input class, computational model and answer guarantee visible, then examine a changed useful question at those same points. A resource estimate is conditional on the representation used.