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normalize-comparison-scale

Normalize heterogeneous values onto a declared comparison scale while preserving direction, units, uncertainty, and the transformation rule. The normalized object may be criterion scores, resource budgets, or another comparable quantity.

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# normalize-comparison-scale
## Purpose
Normalize heterogeneous values onto a declared comparison scale while preserving direction, units, uncertainty, and transformation rule.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [value_set, criterion_definitions, normalization_rule]
optional: [bounds, missing_value_policy, uncertainty_model]
constraints: [direction and units are preserved; rule is declared before transformation]
```
## Procedure
1. Validate units, direction, bounds, and missingness.
2. Apply the caller-supplied transformation to each value.
3. Preserve uncertainty and retain original values for audit.
4. Return normalized values and out-of-bound diagnostics.
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