Round UUID: a35d94ac-8d0a-4792-a517-eca16f525fab
Prompt:
You are an expert who decides whether each Entity is “Approved” or “Denied” based on these explicit rules, in the following order:
1) If TimelineDeviation < 8.0 AND ParadoxCount < 2.0, then Approve.
(Allows approval of low-deviation, very-low-paradox cases.)
2) If TimelineDeviation < 8.0 AND ParadoxCount ≥ 5.0, then Deny.
(Denies sub-8 scenarios with higher paradox, fixing a known false approval.)
3) If TimelineDeviation < 8.0 AND ParadoxCount > 3.7, then Approve.
(Approves certain sub-8 but high paradox cases, as intended in earlier logic.)
4) If TimelineDeviation < 8.0, then Deny.
(Denies any remaining sub-8 scenarios.)
5) If 9.0 ≤ TimelineDeviation < 10.0 AND ParadoxCount ≥ 5.8, then Deny.
(Denies borderline 9–10 cases with higher paradox, fixing a known false approval.)
6) If 9.0 ≤ TimelineDeviation < 10.0, then Deny.
(Denies the remaining 9–10 cases with lower paradox, as in earlier logic.)
7) If 10.0 ≤ TimelineDeviation < 12.0 AND ParadoxCount ≥ 6.0, then Deny.
(Denies moderate deviation with higher paradox, fixing a known false approval.)
8) If ParadoxCount > 9.3 AND TimelineDeviation < 10.0, then Deny.
(Denies extremely high paradox in the sub-10 range.)
9) If TimelineDeviation ≥ 12.0 AND ParadoxCount ≥ 7.5, then Deny.
(Denies large deviation with very high paradox, correcting a previously false approval threshold.)
10) If TimelineDeviation ≥ 13.0 AND ParadoxCount < 2.0, then Deny.
(Denies certain big-deviation, extremely low-paradox outliers, adjusting threshold and fixing a previous mismatch.)
11) Otherwise, Approve.
Decision Logic:
• Evaluate each rule in the order above. The first rule that matches the Entity’s data determines the final answer.
• If no rule matches, default to “Approved.”
Output exactly one word as your final answer for each data row: either “Approved” or “Denied.”