MDPE.15:11 - SoTA and Source Use
| Source or maintained result | Adopted contribution | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
Current FPF C.11, A.15.2, C.24, A.15.1, A.3.4, A.2.8, A.2.8.PER, E.10.ROLE, A.2.1, F.6, A.6.RCD, E.23, A.10, and C.36 | Separate choice, plan, tool/call planning, performed Work, actual transformation, obligation, permission, role-word recovery, assignment occurrence, performed-Work attribution, missing-governor recovery, improvement loop, evidence reliance, and local versus cultural change. | These patterns do not supply the changed Music-or-Dance subject, direct change Method, domain trial, or paired-domain result account; no listed pattern is a generic grant of agency or decision authority. |
MDPE.6 source-grounded Music and Dance replays | Feasible revise before use and branch choices whose implementation and trial remain separate. | The constructed identifiers and later Work are examples, not reported occurrences or transferable effectiveness claims. |
MDPE.13 recognition-and-selection arrangement cases | A possible-future description is terminal until another decision; a bounded feasible change decision can supply this pattern after authority, permission, and feasibility are checked again. | Arrangement design, implementation, actual recognition or selection, and later cultural effect remain separate. |
| McCloskey et al., automatic arrangement for monophonic instruments | A direct Music Method with explicit preserved and changed score characteristics and a feasible-result boundary. | It does not establish rehearsal, balance, timbre, performer capability, concert use, or cultural effect. |
| Stopgap, Inclusive Choreography | Direct Dance translation and inclusive-choreography distinctions that change movement, body, effort, cue, and source-return decisions. | It does not establish one universal translation Method, one material identity, capability transfer, or scene recognition. |
Shimon project sources maintained by MDPE.14 | Distinct engineering change, robotic performance, observation, and human-led practice-development roles. | They do not support an unreported local change occurrence, robot-held development authority, Dance transfer, or cultural continuation. |
| COIN sensorimotor study and contextual cues and transition statistics, discussed in the Preface’s learning section | A reason to test retrieval and transfer under changed cues and representative contexts rather than count repetitions in one setting. | Human motor-learning evidence does not automatically transfer to every cognitive, robotic, or AI learner and does not establish transfer in the current case. |
Mutable web-source claims are dated to 2026-08-26. Recheck only a claim that depends on a changed source, configuration, direct result, or current FPF relation. A new source does not reopen unrelated local-change accounts.