@robles2020innovation — The Innovation Bank (IMECE2020-23015)

p.3 — risk = S × P × E

“Risk = f(S, P, E). Specifically, Risk = S × P × E where specific values for SPE are ranked on an integer scale, with 1 representing slight … to 100.”

Why it matters. The risk model is paper-derived, but it is an application extension in r-gen, not part of the core claim/validation primitive.

p.4 — K-Asset pairing and receipt

“Each pairing forms a single node with two branches constituting a knowledge asset – ‘K-asset’ – which is memorialized by the creation of an electronic token awarded to each participant in a pair.”

Why it matters. This is the definition of the K-Asset and the reason the Claim cell creates a K-Asset on validation. The receipt is tokenisation; the core does not mint.

p.5 — claim is quantity, validation is quality

“The claim serves as the quantity (definition) and the validation serves as the quality (characteristics).”

Why it matters. The Claim cell carries quantity, statementHash, and definitionHash; the Validation carries quality and the evidence hash. It also shows the paper’s mint timing: the receipt is produced when the pair forms, at validation. r-gen’s core does not mint; the receipt extension must choose validation (this paper) or approval (the Bridge paper).

p.6-7 — WIKiD

“6. THE WIKiD TOOLS ALGORITHM”

Why it matters. WIKiD is a valuation/measurement model, not a claim/validation state machine. It is deferred as a metric extension and is not a core primitive.