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Evidence type — the full vocabulary ​

Recorded vocabulary snapshot. This page is generated from a saved database extract, not a live connection. Rebuilding the site does not refresh its measurements. Draft wording comes from review notes; check recorded decisions for approved meaning. Stored values alone do not prove current prompt or filter behavior.

There are 6 registered values and nothing in use outside them.

Where it is stored: nowhere yet. The vocabulary is registered and nothing writes it — that is work not done, not a fault in the model.

Worth knowing: Written on every classification junction as a column of its own; the vocabulary governs all of them at once.

What this describes ​

Draft wording from review notes. How strongly the evidence supports a classification — whether something was directly shown, stated, or inferred. It is written on every classification, so it governs all of them at once.

The values ​

ValueStored asIn useRecorded wording
Directly Showndirectly_shown—Visibly shown in the asset (image/video/UI)
Directly Stateddirectly_stated—Explicitly stated in the copy/audio/transcript
Strongly Impliedstrongly_implied—Strongly implied though not explicit
Weakly Impliedweakly_implied—Loosely/weakly implied; interpretive
Speculativespeculative—Speculative / needs follow-up; low certainty
No Referenceno_reference—No supporting reference found in the asset

Registered, never used ​

6 of the 6 registered values have never been written to a row. For a young axis that is expected; for an old one it is a question worth asking.

directly_shown, directly_stated, strongly_implied, weakly_implied, speculative, no_reference

How complete this page is ​

Of 6 registered values, 6 carry a written definition (100%) and 0 carry tagging rules (0%). These counts are calculated from the saved database extract. They describe that snapshot, not a fresh database check.

Where to look next ​

The BrandTrackers domain model. Source: git markdown, drift-checked against the live DB.