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MDPE.15:8 - Common Failures and Repairs

FailureWhy it failsRepair
“We approved the new Method.”Approval is not Work or change.Perform the applicable change Work and identify the later subject.
“The plan was implemented.”The WorkPlan and Work are different epistemic and world-side entities.Identify dated Work and actual outputs; otherwise report planned only.
“The choreography changed.”The changed subject may be only a description, one phrase branch, one performance, or one dancer’s enactment.Reidentify the governed subject and its continuity or derivation relation.
“The trial succeeded.”Success hides criterion, observer, conditions, uncertainty, and non-equivalent harms.State observations and the bounded conclusion they support.
“The change caused better performance.”Temporal order or preference is not a consequence relation.Use an applicable comparison or causal Method, or report succession and judgement only.
“The robot improved its practice.”Engineering Work, robot configuration, performance Work, and practice-development agency are collapsed.Separate the changed System, performing Agent, Work, capability, practice-developing Agent, decision authority, Work permission, and any obtaining assignment that changes the decision.
“The community adopted it.”One class, event, publication, or platform trace does not establish distributed cultural relations.Use receiving enactment, recognition, selection, retention, and population evidence separately.
“Nothing changed, so there is no result.”A failed or partial attempt can change the next decision.Return the actual stopped Work, unchanged or partly changed subject, evidence, and retry or stop condition.