MMP.Preface:3.7 - Constituent actions in ongoing work

While constructing a model of recorded observations, summing over unrecorded alternatives can be part of forming the observation law, within the modeling inquiry already under way. If the observing procedure changes from recording a below-threshold result to omitting the case entirely, that local operation must follow the changed selection rule. Mathematical calculation and knowledge of the subject may both be available while the intermediate description of observation is missing. MMP.7 helps construct the recorded-data law; obtaining the procedure’s actual conditions still requires the appropriate source or contributor.

FPF B.1.5.EW helps recover these constituent–whole connections; B.1.5.RS examines a proposed replacement. Use the parts of the vertical that can change the present result. A Method described here can require additional capability, available support and compatible resources at other grains.