MMP.7:4.5 - Test a consequence and revise the construction

Check normalization and a small case that follows the procedure. Enumerate a finite outcome space or generate subject cases and pass them through the recorder. Compare that construction with the probabilities or summaries derived from the observation law. C.29.2 supplies a computational construction when enumeration or integration needs further work.

When the inclusion rule, timeout, shared calibration or receiving question actually changes, revise the affected relation and carry its consequence through the calculation. Compare a plausible alternative condition when the comparison can change the intended use or returned claim; this can expose the observation mechanism beyond one fixed formula. An already sufficient construction under unchanged conditions needs no invented variation.

A simulation agreeing with the formula checks their agreement under the modeled assumptions. An available observation can challenge those assumptions; selected domain assurance determines which empirical comparison is worth performing. C.11.DUA helps choose between further observation, a conditional answer and acting with remaining uncertainty. Preserve a sufficient result without demanding another dataset merely because an influence remains unknown.