Question before acquisition
Evidence is collected because a defined question authorises it.
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Technical methodology
HTMF Protocol separates raw observations, plausible interpretations, reproducible determinations, competing hypotheses and human-released operational findings.
Evidence vocabulary
Every statement is reported at the level it has earned. No pattern is upgraded simply because it appears persuasive.
Methodological controls
Evidence is collected because a defined question authorises it.
A statement receives its evidence level before a report can describe it.
The strongest alternative is tested before the finding is accepted.
Only an authorised person can release an operational conclusion.
Controlled cycle
The engine sets a current focus, asks a bounded question and preserves only the evidence required to answer it. Candidate explanations remain separate until a declared method produces a finding.
That finding is written to the case record and submitted to an adversarial challenge. Rejection, revision and uncertainty remain part of the record.
Artificial intelligence
AI can explore, propose and help frame the next question. It is not permitted to establish a fact merely by producing a plausible answer.
Certainty is earned through a separate deterministic method, then tested by challenge and governed by human release.
Open to institutional review
HTMF is proprietary doctrine and software of Vant Underrättelse AB. Its evidentiary requirements can nevertheless be presented for institutional, expert and methodological review under appropriate terms.
Technical briefing