Chapter 060
Author: DemonKing
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The initial assessment compared transformed high-order formulas with the originals. Because both were linear, computers could process massive numerical data sets and compare results at different positions.

Multiple factors would influence the process along the way, so it made sense to reference their scoring mechanism.

At his hotel desk, Daniel Hayes worked through the night, finalizing the "scoring deviation correction system" and drawing its modular operation diagram.

He stre
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