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name: decompose-evaluation-metric
description: "Decompose an evaluation metric into rewarded signals, aggregation choices, polarity, ceiling effects, and Goodhart vulnerabilities."
---
# decompose-evaluation-metric
## Purpose
Decompose an evaluation metric into rewarded signals, aggregation choices, polarity, ceiling effects, and Goodhart vulnerabilities.
## Input contract
```yaml
required: [metric_definition, scored_outputs]
optional: [reference_standard, aggregation_rule, known_failure_cases]
constraints: [each component must have a declared direction and interpretation]
```
## Procedure
1. Split the metric into primitive signals and aggregation operations.
2. Record polarity, scale, weighting, normalization, and ceiling/floor behavior.
3. Map rewarded shortcuts and construct-irrelevant incentives.
4. State interpretation limits and diagnostic needs.
If metric components are explicit but their link to the intended construct remains uncertain, consider `assess-construct-validity` as the next tactic.
## Output contract
```yaml
produces: [metric_components, aggregation_map, polarity_and_scale, ceiling_analysis, goodhart_risks]
delta_fields: [findings, evidence_updates, uncertainties, open_questions]
```
## Quality gates
- Component contributions and aggregation are reconstructible.
- A high score is not treated as capability evidence without construct support.
## Failure and counterexamples
Do not infer metric meaning from its name or ignore nonlinear aggregation and clipping.
## Provenance map
- `resolved: metric-decomposition`