Is there a term for distinguishing between disagreements where the two people are arguing over how to weight the different factors in a model vs disagreements/misunderstandings where they have different factors in their models? Extra layer of complication when languaging doesn’t directly point at the factors but only references them. I’ve been calling them factor disagreements vs model disagreements.
I bring this up because I see written stuff needing to do scaffolding to build this concept up from scratch repeatedly.
It’s also a useful concept for delineating two types of cruxing. The kind where you discover that two different weightings for a factor can be calibrated by data, and the kind where you find out things about unshared parts of the ontology of the problem.
Is there a term for distinguishing between disagreements where the two people are arguing over how to weight the different factors in a model vs disagreements/misunderstandings where they have different factors in their models? Extra layer of complication when languaging doesn’t directly point at the factors but only references them. I’ve been calling them factor disagreements vs model disagreements.
I bring this up because I see written stuff needing to do scaffolding to build this concept up from scratch repeatedly.
It’s also a useful concept for delineating two types of cruxing. The kind where you discover that two different weightings for a factor can be calibrated by data, and the kind where you find out things about unshared parts of the ontology of the problem.
Reify it?