Source types
Evidence may come from official or primary sources, statistical databases, specialist sources, reputable reporting, or secondary aggregation. The appropriate preference depends on the category and claim.
How evidence is selected
Models consider authority, relevance to the specific claim, freshness, primary versus secondary status, publication timing, and whether multiple items repeat the same upstream report. Duplicate reporting should not outweigh independent confirmation.
Research limits
Research depth and Research & compute level keep evidence gathering bounded. More articles or more time can add context, but neither guarantees a better forecast. Models may abstain when the evidence set is too weak or stale.
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