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DTM.3:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The account names the event whose law changes and the participant state that changes it.
  • Each boundary-crossing quantity has a subject interpretation, units where relevant, and an identified receiving use.
  • Any feedback from spread is a stated mechanism; an omitted feedback has a bounded reason.
  • Event-weighted contributions are distinguished from unweighted participant averages.
  • A stationary reduction has a timescale and startup boundary; material delay or memory remains represented.
  • A change in aggregation or participant boundary returns to the relevant modeling provider.