Intervenability
The ability of a system to apply controlled perturbations to individual minimal observable units for quasi-experiments. Combined with observability, it forms a research loop of observe, intervene, and observe again.
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The traditional research paradigm usually starts with theoretical hypotheses and then collects data, whereas the platform-based path first equips the system with observability and intervenability, and then seeks patterns in real operation.
Intervenability means not only observing the system but also applying controlled perturbations to individual units (such as changing the parameters of a particular model call, or pushing different policies to specific users), thereby conducting quasi-experiments in real environments.
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The traditional research paradigm usually starts with theoretical hypotheses and then collects data, whereas the platform-based path first equips the system with observability and intervenability, and then seeks patterns in real operation.
50%UnverifiedIntervenability means not only observing the system but also applying controlled perturbations to individual units (such as changing the parameters of a particular model call, or pushing different policies to specific users), thereby conducting quasi-experiments in real environments.
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