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How is the confidence of a bottleneck hypothesis calculated?

From seven types of evidence with fixed weights: capacity versus load, sensitivity of throughput, causal position in the flow, financial impact, consistency of measurements, trend across several snapshots and human signals. If data is missing, confidence drops and Peak names what's missing. Below 70% it remains a hypothesis.

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