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This research aims to develop a framework for assessing operational claims in open and adaptive systems by formalizing safety and resilience as evidence-based propositions.

July 26, 2026Open Access

Evidence-Carrying Operational Claims in Open Systems: Physical Ledgers, Typed Interfaces, and One-Sided Deployment Guarantees

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This research aims to develop a framework for assessing operational claims in open and adaptive systems by formalizing safety and resilience as evidence-based propositions.
Introduced a contract-based framework that integrates various models and mechanisms.
Developed a finite-horizon, one-sided deployment certificate for partial observation systems.
Utilized synthetic examples including distributed AI services to illustrate the framework's application.
Established a deployment certificate transferring lower safety value under partial observation.
Defined distinct statistical measures, including coverage over learning datasets and deployment-path probabilities.
Provided a machine-readable implementation confirming the framework's integrity and correct representation of claims.

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KTK Takahashi

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Contract-based framework evaluates operational claims in complex systems, suggesting new evaluation methods.

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K Takahashi (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a65a962d3aea3239cd79408 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21531412

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Evidence-Carrying Operational Claims in Open Systems: Physical Ledgers, Typed Interfaces, and One-Sided Deployment Guarantees

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