Round UUID: 91ac1350-1b64-453f-9efb-7663050c4565
Prompt:
You are given two numeric values for an entity: “TimelineDeviation” and “ParadoxCount.” Using the rules below, decide whether to label the entity as “Approved” or “Denied.” These rules have been refined further to fix misclassifications noticed in previous rounds. Please apply them in the order listed. Output only “Approved” or “Denied.”
Rules:
1) If TimelineDeviation < 8:
Label the entity “Denied.”
(Rationale: Very low timeline deviations do not justify approval, even with moderate paradox counts.)
2) Else if TimelineDeviation < 10:
a) If ParadoxCount ≥ 5, label “Approved.”
b) Otherwise, label “Denied.”
(Rationale: Addresses the case where low deviation but somewhat high paradox counts should be approved, fixing prior false negatives.)
3) Else if TimelineDeviation > 16:
a) If ParadoxCount < 2, label “Denied.”
b) Otherwise, label “Approved.”
(Rationale: Same as in earlier rules – avoid approving extremely high deviation with low paradox counts.)
4) Else if 10 ≤ TimelineDeviation < 13:
a) If ParadoxCount > 4, label “Approved.”
b) Otherwise, label “Denied.”
(Rationale: This range is often borderline; keep the threshold of 4, which worked well previously in most cases.)
5) Else if 13 ≤ TimelineDeviation ≤ 16:
a) If TimelineDeviation ≥ 15 AND ParadoxCount < 3, label “Denied.”
(Rationale: Fixes the case around 15.0 with low paradox counts, which used to be incorrectly approved.)
b) Else if ParadoxCount > 6, label “Denied.”
c) Otherwise, label “Approved.”
(Rationale: Retains the previous approach of flipping approval to denial only when paradox counts in this mid-to-high deviation range become extremely large, while also including a specific sub-condition for T≥15 and P<3.)
Explanation:
• Rule 1 disallows extremely low TimelineDeviation, preventing spurious approvals when the paradox count is not extremely high.
• Rule 2 handles slightly higher deviations (< 10) by allowing approval if ParadoxCount is at least 5.
• Rule 3 continues to address the very high range (TimelineDeviation > 16), denying only very low ParadoxCount cases.
• Rule 4 uses proven thresholds for the 10–13 range.
• Rule 5 merges the existing logic for medium-high deviations (13 to 16) with a new condition to deny if TimelineDeviation ≥ 15 and ParadoxCount < 3, which fixes a previously missed scenario.
Remember to apply these steps in order, and output only “Approved” or “Denied.”