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PHY.10:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Anti-pattern | What fails | Repair |
| Better data from an uninformative drive | The resistor and capacitor retain identical ramp traces. | Change the physical input that made the laws coincide. |
| Nominal curves treated as complete accounts | Adjustable coefficients make the predicted response families overlap. | Compare the responses allowed by the admitted parameter information. |
| Increase the drive until the curves separate | A new physical regime defeats the retained laws or apparatus. | Derive the changed interactions and check attainable preparation. |
| Distinct states, identical indications | The detector erases the predicted difference. | Change the measuring interaction or readout. |
| Nearest curve must win | A response outside both admitted ranges is forced into the original pair. | Locate the failed premise and develop another account when needed. |
| A failed echo proves irreversible loss | Control error or an unaddressed frequency range can suppress the return. | Include or distinguish the consequential pulse and readout effects. |