E.8 | Defines the canonical FPF authoring form. E.8.ECSPF specializes that form for evaluation CharacteristicSpace pattern publication forms. |
A.19.ECS | Guides an author in constructing or repairing the evaluation characteristic-space specification. E.8.ECSPF helps an author carry the accepted specification into an FPF pattern when durable reuse is selected. |
A.19, A.17, A.18, C.16 | Define the corresponding CharacteristicSpace, characteristic, scale, coordinate, and measurement-admissibility rules. |
E.21 | Guides a reviewer in evaluating the quality of the authored FPF pattern publication form. It does not replace the evaluation for one evaluated object kind. |
E.22 | Helps a practitioner frame one quality evaluation using the guidance published in the pattern. |
E.23 | Helps an acting system repeat improvement while reusing that published evaluation guidance. |
E.9.DA, E.2.DA, F.18, C.25 | Evaluations that may use this authoring specialization when their publication-form is being written or refreshed. |
A.10 | Supplies the bounded evidence-use and provenance discipline when an evaluation result is used as evidence. A recorded value alone does not establish an admissible evidence use. |
B.3 | Supplies the assurance calculus when an evaluation result supports an actual named assurance claim about an exact target claim. A favourable value alone creates neither assurance nor warranted reliance. |
A.20 | Tests a named internal constraint for a current transformation, operation application, or qualifying A.6.4 assertion in a transformation-flow structure, for a stated case. An evaluation coordinate or status does not establish that constraint result. |
A.21 | Maps independently established check results under one applicable profile into a bounded GateDecisionResult. An evaluation result may supply a check input; it does not itself become the gate decision. |
C.11 | Supplies the general ChoiceResult form when an evaluation informs a choice. An evaluation result does not by itself select an option. |
A.15 | Supplies the distinctions needed when the claim depends on a particular MethodDescription, Method, assignment, or performed Work. Ordinary pattern use needs no such identity unless the receiving claim turns on it. |
C.17, C.18, C.19, G.5, G.9, G.11 | C.17 governs novelty and diversity readings; C.18 governs generation, front and archive records; C.19 governs pool treatment; G.5 declares selector-facing results; G.9 supplies parity results and G.11 governs currentness and refresh. Use each only for its current contribution. |
C.29 | Tests whether a mathematical lens is admissible, including which structure is preserved or lost and what stopping bounds follow. Use it only when such a lens actually supports the coordinate or comparison rule. |