Preprint / scholarly article

Record Absence and Preference Reorganization on a Fixed Comparison Frame

K. Takahashi

Published
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.19272154

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Abstract

This preprint develops a certificate-based comparison theory for how record absence changes preference over legacy claims on a fixed comparison frame. It formalizes exact and approximate absence, corrective-disclosure, and closure-asymmetry results under auditable local certificates and baseline admissibility constraints.

Keywords

  • record absence
  • preference reorganization
  • fixed comparison frame
  • legacy labels
  • ontology change
  • baseline robustness
  • admissibility preorder
  • certificate-based comparison
  • block-local theorem
  • boundary-state fibers
  • residual coupling
  • auditable AI
  • provenance
  • record-grounded update
  • corrective disclosure
  • closure asymmetry
  • support graphs
  • belief revision
  • default reasoning
  • retrieval-augmented generation

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