Research · Four-arm workflow · Asset 3b · Slide 11

Three ways to say I don't know

Every arm needs a refusal door. Two of them made refusal a number. Only one made refusal a coverage check — and that is the main finding of the project.

Three ways to say I don't know Three refusal doors compared. Arm A refuses by score. Arm D refuses by a count that never reached zero. Only Arms B and C refuse by coverage without a confidence number. 1 NUMBER-BASED FAILED REFUSE BY SCORE ARM A NONE 'None' had to beat 14 diseases. 2 NUMBER-BASED FAILED REFUSE BY COUNT ARM D 0 SENDS Supporting-sign count had to reach zero. Reportables stay on the list; it never did. 3 BY COVERAGE OPENED REFUSE BY COVERAGE ARMS B AND C VETERINARIAN Is this cause in the catalogue at all? If not, send to the veterinarian. NO CONFIDENCE NUMBER 4 Both number-based refusals failed. Only the coverage one opened — and it needed no confidence number. That is the main finding of the project. LEGEND Failed refusal Coverage refusal Padlocked / not reached Scoring podium Verdict

Full sentences · keyed to the numbered chips

  1. 1

    REFUSE BY SCORE — Arm A

    A doorway stands on a scoring podium. 'None' had to beat 14 diseases.

  2. 2

    REFUSE BY COUNT — Arm D

    A padlocked grey door. Supporting-sign count had to reach zero. Reportables always stay on the list. On the measured path the count never reached zero.

  3. 3

    REFUSE BY COVERAGE — Arms B and C

    A plain solid open door. Is this cause in the approved catalogue at all? If not, send to the veterinarian.

  4. 4

    VERDICT

    Both number-based refusals failed. Only the coverage one opened — and it needed no confidence number. That is the main finding of the project.

The main finding

Only the coverage door opened. It asked a coverage question — is this cause in the approved catalogue? — and needed no confidence number.

Both numbers failed

Score made 'None' beat 14 diseases. Count waited for supporting-sign count to hit zero while reportables always stay on the list. Neither door opened on the measured path.

How to read the marks

  • Red edge: a number-based refusal that failed
  • Cyan: the coverage door that opened
  • Unequal cards on purpose — two failures, one result