MMP.8.SD:7 - Conformance Checklist

• The model states the decision order, information available before each action and allowed policy class.
• Transition and observation relations distinguish applied actions from uncontrolled circumstances and retain consequential dependence.
• The proposed state has an obtainable initialization and update. Its sufficiency or approximation is tied to the selected actions, criterion and horizon.
• The accumulated consequence includes the relevant terminal contribution, resource constraint or remembered progress.
• The continuation relation preserves the order of observation, choice and aggregation over uncertainty.
• A worked comparison returns a useful policy consequence, bound or unresolved distinction; any real changed premise is propagated to its affected use.
• Additional data or computation is selected for its possible effect on the decision. An already sufficient result remains usable.
• The mathematical model, computed policy and subject performance have distinct claims and required contributions.