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E.18.2:4.6 - Bias-Annotation

BiasHow E.18.2 prevents it
Graph-as-world biasOne selected TFS stays with E.18, and one selected network stays with E.18.NET. A graph or algebraic object used in E.18.2 retains its mathematical kind; a stronger claim needs the result returned by the pattern whose Solution answers that question.
Path-as-procedure biasA mathematical path or path slice can express reachability or locality; method and work-plan claims stay with method and work-plan patterns.
Diagram-as-architecture biasArchitecture adequacy stays with C.30, C.30.ASV, and related architecture patterns; E.18.2 records only the mathematical-description relation.
Math-as-authority biasNo mathematical expression authorizes work, passes a gate, settles evidence, grants release, or proves assurance by itself.
Publication-as-description biasPublication faces and rendered diagrams stay with E.17 unless the current EntityOfConcern is the mathematical description itself.