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- Covering adversarial and edge-case inputs means deliberately building the golden dataset to include missing fields, unusual formatting, non-standard layouts, and other hard inputs, so the dataset is representative of the full input distribution the system will face in production. A dataset built only from clean, convenient inputs produces scores that describe a different, easier system than the one being shipped, and those scores will not predict production performance.
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