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No AI evaluation flow should pretend certainty when the source material is unclear. If a page is blurry, tilted, shadowed, or cut off, fix the capture problem before trusting the score. Encourage students to leave cleaner spacing between answers and capture each page under even light. If extraction is still low confidence, route the work into review-required rather than completed. The goal is not to force a final score from poor input. It is to preserve trust in the report by being explicit about what was and was not readable.
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