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Published June 1, 2026
Discovery systems attempt to transform information into decisions.
The effectiveness of those systems depends upon how information is organized, ranked, and interpreted.
This paper evaluates discovery systems guided by persistent geological constraints rather than isolated observations.
The objective is to improve target selection through the systematic organization of evidence.
The quality of a discovery system depends upon its ability to distinguish signal from possibility.
Constraint-guided approaches attempt to improve that distinction.
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