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math-problem-reader

Use when 高教社杯/CUMCM 数学建模任务刚开始、题面/附件/分问/交付物需要解读,或需要把模糊题意、隐含条件、数据字段、递推关系和评分侧重转成可建模的问题锁定。

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# 题面解读

## 用途

Lock what the contest problem actually asks before modeling. Separate signal from noise, identify deliverables, translate vague wording into mathematical quantities, inspect attachments, and map subquestion dependencies.

Read `math-hub/references/quality-contract.md` only when promoting paper-ready interpretation, classifying blocked status, running a final gate, or writing a cross-module handoff. Ordinary first-read triage should stay lightweight.

Core rule: prove the team understands the problem before choosing a model. If deliverables, data fields, constraints, dependencies, or scoring focus are unknown, downstream work is `diagnostic-only`.

## Reading Flow

1. Identify contest, problem id, official materials, and attachments.
2. Split statement text into signal, constraints, deliverables, and background noise.