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double-counted defect

One fault scored by two rows: a mechanism row and an outcome row for the same thing, such as a cache status and the fetch time that status determines.

What double-counted defect means

The outcome row stays scored; the mechanism row is shown and unscored, or the fault costs a site twice.

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The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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Questions about double-counted defect

What is double-counted defect?

One fault scored by two rows: a mechanism row and an outcome row for the same thing, such as a cache status and the fetch time that status determines.

Which area of the glossary does double-counted defect belong to?

Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.

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