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F.1:12 - Relations

  • E.8:11 owns the canonical SoTA definition, comparison-role meanings, and positive comparison contract. F.1 prepares only the question-relative source cut and records those roles for the receiving comparison.

Builds on.

  • C.2.1 identifies the SourceCutNote from its ClaimGraph, the exact receiving question as EntityOfConcern, and its effective ReferenceScheme, and distinguishes that episteme from its representation.
  • F.0.1 supplies a plain local reading during selection when a candidate’s answer-changing role depends on a disputed expression.
  • F.17 supplies a durable local-sense cell after selection only when later reuse, a claim, a named receiver, or an actual relation needs one.
  • B.5.PI:4.4 helps reconstruct a question revealed by source reading while returning to the original receiving concern.
  • A.11 supplies the parsimony test; finiteness does not replace relevance with a fixed count.
  • E.15 supplies affected-premise reopening across source editions.

Related later uses.

  • F.0.2 can compare or synthesize the exact sources, roles, limits, and reopen conditions returned here.
  • C.39 develops a missing obtaining way from inspected contributions; finding those contributions does not supply their connection.
  • F.9 defines any actual relation between distinct recovered local senses; F.1 asserts none.
  • G.2 supplies the broader refreshable SoTA-pack method when that heavier result is required.
  • Use A.10 for reliance and B.3 for assurance; source selection establishes neither.
  • E.11 supplies public finding cues; E.11.PUR judges proposed pattern uses and E.11.PUA guides one selected use. Finding supplies the source material needed for those judgements without making them.
  • An author of a subject pattern or DPF may use the source cut directly when an inspectable source basis is needed but no cross-source synthesis is current.