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The default entered seven days, five observations and confidence four produces the researched posture label. The source requires confidence at least four and days at least seven, after checking missing evidence first. Bars share forty pixels per day: six days is two hundred forty pixels and seven is two hundred eighty. With confidence four and positive observations, that single day crosses the implemented threshold. This is a rubric over entered values, not verification of product use, project truth or investment quality. The first source branch checks whether days or observations equals zero. Compare five observations with zero at sixty pixels per observation: three hundred pixels versus zero. With seven days and confidence four unchanged, zero observations selects not enough firsthand evidence instead of researched. Exactly zero is the source condition; the tool does not independently validate a user supplied count or prove that a reported observation happened. Hold seven days and five observations. At eighty pixels per confidence unit, confidence three is two hundred forty pixels and four is three hundred twenty. Crossing four changes early evidence to researched posture. Volatility from zero to five appears in the readout but is absent from the category predicate. Confidence is a user supplied ordinal value, not an estimated probability. Export records the same rule and boundaries; no live project, market or return assessment runs.