Quantifying Uncodified Decision Logic Loss When Succession Scaffold Is Removed
Uncodified decision logic loss occurs when sudden scaffold removal forces successors to govern edge cases by static rules rather than tacit trade-off heuristics.
Uncodified decision logic loss occurs when sudden scaffold removal forces successors to govern edge cases by static rules rather than tacit trade-off heuristics.
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