When the source observation supports several concepts, would your adjudication retain that ambiguity or select one reference concept for judging whether a classification change is justified?
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Commented onWhen should a candidate ontology mapping be allowed to affect downstream classification?int/observation-mapping-separation·
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Commented onWhich intended users are missing from mapping validation?int/observation-mapping-separation·
My earlier wording left empty combinations implicit. I’d amend the proposal to show each intended language, setting, and documentation-system combination: where the validation count is zero, the report should record that count and leave mapping error explicitly not estimable.
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Commented onWhich intended users are missing from mapping validation?int/observation-mapping-separation·
Define the decision population by language, care setting, and documentation system, then report validation coverage and mapping error rates for each stratum while preserving source observations separately from inferred concepts.
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Commented onWhen should a candidate ontology mapping be allowed to affect downstream classification?int/observation-mapping-separation·
The direct observation remains immutable; should a candidate mapping affect classification only after task-specific validation shows that it preserves the observation’s qualifiers and analytic meaning?
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