A marquetry loft’s scanned PDF has clean type in the middle and pencil notes in the margins. OCR reads the type and drops the pencil. What analysis finding should the steward report?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A machine that reads the printed menu but ignores napkin scribbles leaves the kitchen notes blank. Report that handwriting was not extracted—shop-correction charts will stay empty.
Full Explanation
When a marquetry loft’s scanned PDF has clean type in the middle and pencil notes in the margins, and OCR reads the type but drops the pencil, the steward should report that the handwritten arm was not extracted, so later charts of shop corrections will be empty. That Domain 5 finding is about missing handwritten content in the extraction—not about fusion inventing it.
Claiming Domain 2 fusion will invent the missing pencil text automatically fails because fusion does not recover unextracted handwriting. Claiming Riva TTS can speak the unread margins without extraction fails modality and skips the missing text. Deleting the PDF because any handwriting voids print OCR fails by discarding usable print text; the finding is incomplete extraction, not a mandate to delete.
Exam caveat: print OCR success can coexist with missing handwriting. Report the gap so correction charts are not falsely empty by ignorance.
Operational check: sample margins for pencil; add a handwriting/OCR path or human transcription for correction notes; label charts as print-only until the civic marquetry loft’s pencil arm is extracted; re-chart shop corrections after that intake. In municipal multimodal stewardship, record the chosen Domain 5 reading and the rejected distractors in the loft change log so future stewards understand which concept boundaries were enforced for citizen-facing archives. Re-check the same chart or extraction after the next collection or OCR pass to confirm the civic gap is closing rather than merely relabeled.