What is evidence sufficiency?
Evidence sufficiency describes whether the evidence gathered for an outcome is enough to rely on the result. In Measura it is shown as high, medium or limited. When there are few questions or a single measurement, the result is not presented as settled; a short check that would clarify the picture is suggested instead.
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How Measura uses it
Every signal and estimate comes with its evidence level and uncertainty. No percentage “confidence score” is shown; the level is high, medium or limited. Teachers can see how solid a result is before they decide.