Check original-time boundaries
Check independently supplied outcomes at 299, 300 and 301 seconds, plus a withdrawn observation. These cases use producer metadata retained before this lesson.
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Check independently supplied outcomes at 299, 300 and 301 seconds, plus a withdrawn observation. These cases use producer metadata retained before this lesson.
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Check original-time boundaries
- Read the independent expected outcomes
Read the independent expected outcomes
The expected outcomes were supplied before running the rule. Check them against the requirement.
- Inspect the first observation
Inspect the first observation
Read the original observation, captured source state and expected result together.
- Check the metadata identity
Check the metadata identity
Calculate only the identity of the entered metadata. It does not prove authenticity or fill in any expected result.
- Retain the complete expected cases
Retain the complete expected cases
Save the complete set without copying computed results into expected outcomes.
- Read the retained case set
Read the retained case set
Reload the original saved cases before asking for verification.
- Verify the saved cases
Verify the saved cases
Run the deterministic definition against the independently entered outcomes.
- Read the passing proof
Read the passing proof
Read the retained proof. At exactly 300 seconds the original observation is eligible; at 301 seconds it is too old.
A passing check supports review. It does not approve the definition, admit an unqualified source or publish a Data configuration.