R0002/2026-03-13/C001/SRC01/E02¶
Seven-Point Probability Scale Confirmed
URL: Not captured — experimental run
Extract¶
ICD 203 includes a seven-point probability scale with the following terms and ranges:
| ICD 203 Term | Probability Range |
|---|---|
| Almost no chance | 01-05% |
| Very unlikely | 05-20% |
| Unlikely | 20-45% |
| Roughly even chance | 45-55% |
| Likely | 55-80% |
| Very likely | 80-95% |
| Almost certain(ly) | 95-99% |
Relevance to Hypotheses¶
| Hypothesis | Relationship | Strength |
|---|---|---|
| H1 | Supports | Moderate — seven-point scale confirmed, but lowest term differs |
| H2 | Supports | Strong — confirms scale structure while revealing "Remote" discrepancy |
| H3 | Contradicts | Strong — seven-point scale is structurally correct |
Context¶
The seven-point scale structure and percentage ranges are confirmed. The claim states "Remote (01-05%)" but the official ICD 203 term is "Almost no chance (01-05%)." The percentage range is correct; only the term name is wrong. The top of the scale — "Almost certain (95-99%)" — matches exactly.
Notes¶
The term "Remote" appears in some IC probability scales but is not the standard ICD 203 term. The source of the conflation may be DIA or other agency-specific adaptations.