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E.2.DA:9 - Relations

PatternRelation
E.2Supplies Pillar names and meanings.
A.19.ECSSupplies construction discipline for object-under-improvement evaluation characteristic spaces.
E.4.FPFIdentifies FPF itself as a first-principles framework edition and defines its form and publication or access-carrier assembly; E.2.DA supplies the resulting whole-FPF Pillar-adequacy questions.
E.21Evaluates one pattern version; may supply evidence loci.
E.9.DAEvaluates one DRR; may supply evidence loci.
E.24, E.24.CD, E.24.PUBGovern ontic concept introduction, candidate detection, ontic-description and publication discipline, and publication-boundary repairs whose FPF-level Pillar effect may be evaluated here.
E.22Frames the quality-evaluation purpose when needed.
E.23Describes repeated improvement after values or proposal rows exist.
E.13Governs pragmatic utility and proxy-to-value alignment when Pillar values, corpus indicators, review result, or projection evidence become substitutes for realized FPF value.
E.10, A.6.P, C.2.P, C.16.Q, F.18Govern local precision and naming repair.
F.19Supplies the connected precise-language reading, repair, and local revalidation; E.2.DA evaluates its FPF-level Pillar effect.
E.11, E.17, I.2Govern entry, projection, publication, description, and expanded entry-disambiguation uses that may affect Pillar adequacy.
C.18, C.19, G.5, G.9, G.11Govern OEE, NQD, pool, selected-set, parity, and refresh semantics when those semantics are claimed.
C.29, C.16, A.17, A.18, A.19Govern mathematical-lens, characteristic, scale, measurement, and characteristic-space admissibility when those claims are being made.