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Proof Architecture outlines the hierarchy of validation activities across a construction effort, linking each system or subsystem to specific proof methods, responsible parties, and acceptance criteria. It makes verification planning explicit.
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When to use proof architecture
Apply when you need a clear overview of all verification responsibilities and their timing.
A practical example of proof architecture
Suppose a green‑building project creates a diagram that ties the HVAC system to energy‑model simulations, the envelope to blower‑door tests, and the lighting to photometric measurements.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Check that every major system has an associated proof method listed.
- Ensure each proof method references a documented acceptance threshold.
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