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When the ledger counts pass rates by row, each row has equal weight rather than equal weight by goal or task; if a goal contributes a large number of records due to high run frequency and many loop iterations, it will occupy a weight in the overall average far beyond its true value (dilution effect), and the mitigation is to report stratified by goal or to compute per goal first and then aggregate.
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