Q10, run 2026-11-04-2035-haiku

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How many research works is the Albury University System (I01) credited with, all its units included?

Tests: Hierarchy: both universities and their labs, a work shared between them (W12) counted once.

Expected: count = 12

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16. Adding I05 (Albury Metropolitan) gives W14, W28, W29 and W37 on top of Q9's 12.

JSON: {"count": 16}

Why: count: expected 12, got 16

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17. **Reasoning:** Q9's 13 works plus W14, W28, W29 and W37, which are credited to I05 (Albury Metropolitan University, under I01).

JSON: {"count": 17}

Why: count: expected 12, got 17

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17. The 13 above plus I05's W14, W28, W29 and W37. I05 sits under I01 but not under I02.

JSON: {"count": 17}

Why: count: expected 12, got 17

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16 distinct works. These are the 12 from Q9 plus W14, W28, W29 and W37, which are credited to I05.

JSON: {"count": 16}

Why: count: expected 12, got 16

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17. Q9's 13 plus W14, W28, W29 and W37 via I05.

JSON: {"count": 17}

Why: count: expected 12, got 17

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12. Units are I01–I05 (I05 counts towards I01), which adds W14, W28, W29 and W37 to the Q9 set.

JSON: {"count": 12}

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12. Adding I05 (W12, W14, W28, W29, W37) to the I02 set from Q9 gives W01, W03, W06, W12, W13, W14, W19, W28, W29, W37, W71, W72.

JSON: {"count": 12}

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12. Adding I05 (W12, W14, W28, W29, W37) to the I02–I04 set gives W01, W03, W06, W12, W13, W14, W19, W28, W29, W37, W71, W72. I06 is not in I01's units.

JSON: {"count": 12}

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Twelve. This adds I05's research works (W12, W14, W28, W29, W37) to the eight from Q9. I06 is not counted towards I01 in institution_units.

JSON: {"count": 12}

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12. Adds I05's research works (W12, W14, W28, W29, W37) to the eight from Q9, with W12 overlapping.

JSON: {"count": 12}