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A useful AI Impact Receipt specification should distinguish four evidence types: measured values (supported by a documented measurement process with a clearly defined boundary), modeled values (estimated using assumptions, coefficients or computational models), derived values (calculated from other inputs, whose original evidence type must remain traceable), and unavailable (a value that currently cannot be sufficiently supported).
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