Every input carries its origin. Every score reconciles to the factors that produced it. Anything ineligible is excluded by a stated rule, not buried by a low score.
Scenario DEMO-01 · interactive decision
Inputs
Budget ceiling
Leaving this unset keeps the dimension UNKNOWN. It does not become zero.
Resolved dimensions
Confidence is shown only where a value was inferred.
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{{ d.provenance }}{{ d.confidence }}
Ranked · treatment arm
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Select a candidate to see the factors that produced its score.
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FINAL{{ c.score }}
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Blocked by constraint
Ineligible is not the same as low-scoring. These were removed by a rule.
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BLOCKED
No candidate violates the active constraints at this budget.
What changed
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Decision barcode
Eight segments, one per architectural dimension. Bar height encodes how strongly the dimension participated; the state is also written in text, so nothing depends on colour or height alone.
DIMENSION
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VALUE
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PROVENANCE
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{{ seg.confidence }}
USED IN DECISION
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Treatment and holdout
A permanent reference arm is how an effect becomes measurable rather than asserted. Both arms enforce the same constraints. The holdout removes identity-informed ranking and orders by catalogue reference only.
TREATMENT90%
identity-informed ranking · constraints enforced
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HOLDOUT10%
reference ordering · constraints enforced
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MEASURED UPLIFT
VS HOLDOUT
PRODUCTION SAMPLE
VS HOLDOUT
DECISION STAGES
10 / 10 STAGES
AUTHORITY
This Inspector runs the decision and shows every step: the ranking arithmetic, the constraint rule and the provenance states, with scores that reconcile to the total.