Reports on UN statistics
Watch the engine choose, figure by figure.
Ask a question. TrustBrief walks the corpus in the open and publishes only what the route holds up.
- readingReading what was asked for
- coverageUganda is among the places coverage was read for
- variables1 variable measures what is asked; 1 sits outside the theme
- facets1 facet pinned, 1 discarded, 1 coverage gap
- slice2 observations materialised · 1 scoped call
- report2 figures · 1 verified · 1 with a reservation
route takendiscardedcoverage gapSHACL valid · 0 values in the route map
24.2913 %severe food poverty · Uganda · 2020 · UNICEF1 verified1 with a reservation
The run above is the design’s own example, walked over this corpus. The four counts under it are asked for from the service.
- 0observation values in the route map
- —variables read from the corpus
- —places with coverage read before building
- 60calls per report, a ceiling that does not loosen
0values in the route map
Nothing is guessed
Structure and metadata only. SHACL fails if a single observation value slips in.
3discards shown
Discards are shown
Facets that miss the place, and years the series never published, stay visible.
1call reproduces it
Every figure reproduces
With its facet pinned, it returns the same number to anyone who runs it.
Why
A figure without its route cannot be checked.
“Child food poverty in Uganda stands at around 24 %.”no source · no year · no unit
24.2913 % severe food poverty, Uganda, 2020, UNICEF.facet 15005650441306304968 · one call reproduces it
01You ask
02The engine walks
03One facet is pinned
04The slice is published
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