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PSD.12:7 - Conformance Checklist

  • The exact comparison, subject, configuration, horizon, and robustness claim are stated.
  • The robustness criterion is explicit and not chosen after seeing the preferred winner.
  • Variation ranges, scenarios, dependencies, and exclusions have a recoverable basis.
  • Binding conditions are not silently relaxed as parameters. A disputed requirement’s merits return remains separate from its present force and from the robustness result.
  • Tests address relevant interactions, structural differences, and omitted alternatives.
  • Sampled behavior, analytical region claims, and unsupported extrapolation are distinguished.
  • A paired-response test states its admissible inputs, comparable response scale, construction weights, preferred direction and exact finite result; no midpoint gap or constructed mean is overread as global robustness or an actual expectation.
  • Holding regions, ties, reversals, failures, and gaps are reported at their actual scope.
  • Information priorities concern attainable decision-changing results and include cost or feasibility limits.
  • Adaptive claims account for observation, lead time, response feasibility, and later authority.
  • The return supplies evidence for recommendation, not truth, authorization, Work, or effectiveness.