Decisions
144 rules
Twelve areas, twelve rules each. Every rule is an IF / THEN / ELSE with a primary metric, a guardrail and the LAKA levels it operates at.
12 of 144 rules · clear filters
- SEM-001 Start from parent concepts IF an offer lacks a mapped semantic territory Baseline
- SEM-002 Expand through subtypes IF a parent concept contains meaningful narrower types with distinct tasks Baseline
- SEM-003 Normalize synonyms and paraphrases IF different phrases express the same sense and dominant task Baseline
- SEM-004 Disambiguate homonyms and polysemy IF the same wording can refer to different concepts, entities, or tasks Baseline
- SEM-005 Model modifiers as facets IF terms vary by price, material, size, audience, platform, location, time, or other attributes Baseline
- SEM-006 Use co-occurrence as context IF a term commonly appears near the topic but is not itself the user’s target Minor
- SEM-007 Map entities and relations IF the task depends on named things and how they connect Major
- SEM-008 Map query fan-out without page fan-out IF one broad task implies several supporting questions Major
- SEM-009 Triangulate demand evidence IF a candidate appears in only one tool or source Baseline
- SEM-010 Do not equate zero tool volume with zero demand IF a query has low or zero reported volume but appears in first-party or customer evidence Baseline
- SEM-011 Attach time state IF facts, prices, availability, standards, laws, events, or recommendations can change Structural
- SEM-012 Model emerging demand separately IF a new technology, regulation, event, or behavior has weak historical search data but strong causal evidence Paradigm