bijux-proteomics-knowledge¶
bijux-proteomics-knowledge owns evidence state in bijux-proteomics. It is
where claims, confidence, contradiction handling, and knowledge-level review
rules stay explicit instead of being spread across runtime or scoring code.
This package matters because serious systems do not only need facts; they need
structured disagreement, confidence, and traceable reasons to hesitate.
flowchart LR
inputs["observations, records,<br/>derived findings"]
claims["claims"]
confidence["confidence"]
contradictions["contradictions"]
knowledge["knowledge<br/>evidence state"]
intelligence["intelligence"]
lab["lab"]
runtime["runtime"]
inputs --> claims
inputs --> confidence
inputs --> contradictions
claims --> knowledge
confidence --> knowledge
contradictions --> knowledge
knowledge --> intelligence
knowledge --> lab
knowledge --> runtime
What This Package Protects¶
- recommendation code cannot quietly rewrite evidence state
- runtime code cannot smuggle operational convenience in as scientific truth
- contradiction is preserved as information instead of being treated as failure
What It Owns¶
- evidence records and claim state
- confidence semantics and contradiction handling
- knowledge-level review boundaries used by downstream packages
Start With¶
- Open Foundation for the package role and boundary.
- Open Interfaces when the question is a claim, evidence, or confidence-facing contract.
- Open bijux-proteomics-intelligence when the change becomes ranking policy rather than evidence truth.
What It Refuses¶
- scoring and recommendation policy
- execution orchestration and operator surfaces
- assay planning and outcome promotion
First Proof Check¶
packages/bijux-proteomics-knowledge/src/bijux_proteomics_knowledgepackages/bijux-proteomics-knowledge/tests- confidence and contradiction modules once the claim narrows to one seam