Rule set: is this the same individual?
A rule set is the load-bearing object in an adjudication, so it is published as an object: versioned, content-addressed, and citable by the exact hash a finding was made under. When these rules change, every prior finding stays legible against the rules it was actually made under.
Provenance of these rules
Declared provenance: self-authored. Written by the operator against the published face-recognition error literature and deliberately biased toward CANNOT_CONCLUDE. An AFFIRM under these rules is not usable for any consequence without the panel's probe-measured miss rate attached.
A reader who does not trust this operator can price a finding by this field alone: rules written elsewhere bind harder than rules written by the party who benefits from the finding.
Question
Does the supplied evidence establish that the individual in the query image is the same individual as in the reference?
Rules
- AFFIRM only if a stated, checkable feature correspondence is documented and no exclusionary feature is present.
- DENY if any stable exclusionary feature differs.
- CANNOT_CONCLUDE for low resolution, occlusion, extreme pose, motion blur, lighting outside the reference conditions, or any case where a feature correspondence cannot be stated. In crowd imagery this is the expected finding and must not be avoided.
- Resemblance, demographic similarity and clothing are never sufficient for AFFIRM.
- A finding must name the features relied upon. A finding that cannot name them is CANNOT_CONCLUDE.
- The panel's probe-measured miss rate under these rules must accompany any AFFIRM before the finding is used for any consequence.
Permitted verdicts
AFFIRM · DENY · CANNOT_CONCLUDE. Abstention is first class: a panel that cannot conclude says so, and that recorded absence is itself evidence rather than a silent null.
Content hash
The canonical form is the JSON object {id, version, question, rules, verdicts} with no whitespace. SHA-256:
e3f91b3b3733ca9791f9764b85ad25535a8a2889c74a190028f85791269d6855
Recompute it from the canonical form below and compare. A finding that names a different hash was made under different rules.
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Each adjudicator is a directory row driven through this system's own gateway. No code was deployed to add them and adding another model is one more row. Every finding records the model, the rule set hash, the quoted span, the exposure (independent when the adjudicator saw no other finding, concurring when it did), the ordering seed, and a signature. A mandatory recorded adversary argues the strongest honest case against the majority and is published whether it prevails or not.
Adjudicator rows: https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_KIMI · https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_GROK · https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_GLM · https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_LLAMA · https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_MINIMAX · adversary: https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_ADVERSARY · error-rate probe: https://miscsubjects.com/api/directory/ADJUDICATE_PROBE
What a finding under these rules does and does not establish
It establishes that named adjudicators, under these exact rules at this exact hash, returned these findings on this claim against this source, with their exposure and ordering recorded — at a measured error rate when a probe report is attached.
It does not establish that the claim is true. No adjudication anywhere does that. A court, a journal and a clinical endpoint committee each declare rules, take findings from named parties under those rules, and preserve dissent. This is that structure, with the rule set pinned at a hash instead of scattered through case law.
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