MMP.8:4.5 - Interpret the result and change the working method

Follow the resulting action or policy through one modeled case and a consequential change. Return the consequence to the original requirement. If a planned response depends on a distinction absent from the available observation, revise the observation, defer the decision, choose a more tolerant action or change the stated goal with the responsible party.

Compare these options by what they change and cost. A more informative observation can enlarge the feasible policy set, but it may arrive too late or cost more than a sufficient fixed choice. C.11.DUA supplies that comparison. An infeasible guarantee can still leave a useful bounded, conditional or risk-qualified proposal.

For a working-method change, explain who or what supplies the observation, what result it provides, when it becomes available and what the receiving action does with it. ME supplies the composition and change of those methods. The mathematical policy then describes an obtainable contribution, rather than relying on an unstated observer or decision-maker.