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This relation defines male: positions 3,5,8,9 of each 10 block. Even: 8. Count per 10 in the source section “func TestEEOAdverseImpactDryRun(t *testing.T) · male: positions 3,5,8,9 of each 10 block. Even: 8. Count per 10”. It specifies the displayed relationship between the named quantities or parameters. Its interpretation depends on the source’s stated variables and conditions; this record does not assign an unprovided physical or cognitive meaning to them.
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t.Run("ScreeningDetectsGenderDisparity", func(t *testing.T) {
// In the screening stage, candidates at even index get band green (screened in).
// The gender assignment is ws5GenderValues[i%10]. For i%10 in {0,3,5,8,9} the gender
// is male; for {1,4,6,9} it is female; for {2,7} it is non_binary. But index 0 has
// no demographics row. So among candidates who have demographics (i%10 != 0):
// male: positions 3,5,8,9 of each 10 block. Even: 8. Count per 10 = 4 from {3,5,8,9}.
// Among those, even (screened in): 8 is even. So male screened = varies.
// Rather than recomputing the exact arithmetic here, we just assert the report produced
// impact ratios for at least two known gender groups, which was already checked above.
// This sub test is a commentary anchor: the disparity outcome is sample dependent.
found := map[string]bool{}
for _, row := range rep.Screening.ByGender {
if row.ImpactRatio != "n/a" {
found[row.Group] = true
}
}Exact original notation
male: positions 3,5,8,9 of each 10 block. Even: 8. Count per 10 = 4 from {3,5,8,9}.