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ME.12:11 - SoTA-Echoing

SourceAdopted or adapted contributionBoundary and practitioner implication
Ralyté, Koutsopoulos, and Stirna, verification, validation, and evaluation of modeling methodsKeep verification, validation, and evaluation questions separate and use evidence to locate the claim under check.The source is modeling-Method focused and does not supply one universal FPF owner map or prove practical worth.
ISO/IEC/IEEE 24774:2021Use description elements, rules, views, and declared description-side conformance as selectable comparison bases.The standard does not make description conformance a Method admission, fit, or performance result and is not imported as FPF ontology.
Cash, Daalhuizen, and Hekkert, method efficacy and effectivenessPreserve the difference between internal or use-side adequacy questions and practical effect questions.The contribution does not supply a universal coherence score or make one successful occurrence decisive.
Current FPF A.3.1, A.10, C.2.1, E.17.0, A.22, and the direct governors cited by the maintained claimReuse Method admission, claim-bound evidence, episteme and edition identity, view conformance, structure selection, and direct predicate tests.ME.12 contributes owner-specific comparison and correction routing; it does not redefine those identities or predicates.

Reopen the pattern when practitioners cannot identify one maintained owner without changing the architecture, when repeated findings require a distinct independent coherence problem, when a source supplies a stronger owner-discrimination method, or when a governing FPF predicate changes the repair route.