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Methodologies
METHODOLOGIES
How recommendations and briefs are generated
A deterministic rules engine, not a language model.
Method
Each recommendation is produced by a rule that reads Atlas' own data, stores the evidence numbers and the calculation used, and carries a confidence label (CALCULATED, INFERRED, ASSUMED). Re-running replaces the previous output. Briefs are assembled from the same recommendations.
Limits. Rules encode expert judgement about what is worth flagging; they are transparent but not exhaustive.
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