Axial coding: from nine open codes to a taxonomy you can plan from

Axial lab: compress L2.1's nine open codes and 34 failing traces into seven categories by crossing what the row got wrong (the verdict signature) with where it happened (the failing stage). Seven of the 24 grid cells are occupied and two of the seven categories still hold two mechanisms each. The ninth code first appears at row 34 and the seventh category at row 28 as filed, but at row 45 and row 45 by arrival day — the taxonomy is a property of the data, the row where it stops moving is a property of the order. Ten of 41 ten-trace holdouts introduce a code the other forty did not; none introduces a new category, and the one code that does is a singleton on a single trace.

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