CMP.6:9 - Consequences

The designer obtains a rule that makes a next computational change from available information and can explain what repeated use achieves. The method connects discrete improvement, continuous optimization and feedback-driven updates through their progress arguments without identifying their different guarantees.

It can also reveal that the available local information is insufficient. A new neighborhood, stronger model, additional observation or different algorithm may be required. The explicit failure locus makes that revision smaller than replacing the entire computational formulation.