Evaluation
An Evaluation records that an identifiable evaluator applied one or more Predicates, criteria, methods, or reasoning procedures to specified inputs and obtained a result.
Specification-sourced: quoted from the governing specification, pending the applicable specification-owner approvals. The specification controls.
In plain words
A lab checking whether a grain lot meets a protein threshold records an Evaluation, including which Predicate version governed it. The record is authoritative about what was evaluated and concluded by that evaluator; it does not make the conclusion universally incontestable.
What it is not
Evaluation ≠ Evidence
An Evaluation records the application of criteria to inputs and its result; Evidence is among those inputs and is not itself a conclusion. Assertion · Canonical Model & Protocol (source: 04 §10.6)
Evaluation ≠ Assertion
An Evaluation records what one evaluator concluded; an Assertion is a conclusion adopted or attested under an identifiable authority within a defined scope. Assertion · Canonical Model & Protocol (source: 04 §10.6)