Q40, run 2026-11-06-0206-sonnet
Which source is in the highest tier?
Tests: Local code: K3 is the highest tier, not K1.
Expected: source = S01
csv run 1
S01 (K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv run 2
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv run 3
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv run 4
S01. The tier scale direction is not documented.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv run 5
S01 (K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+padding run 1
S01 (tier K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+padding run 2
S01 (K3), assuming K3 is the highest tier.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+padding run 3
S01, the only K3 source. The data doesn't define tier direction, so this assumes a higher K number is a higher tier.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+padding run 4
S01, the only K3 source.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+padding run 5
S01. The data does not define the tier scale, so this assumes a larger number is a higher tier.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+markdown run 1
S01, Journal of Marine Autonomy, which is tier K3.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+markdown run 2
S01 (tier K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+markdown run 3
S01 (K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+markdown run 4
S01, which is tier K3.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+markdown run 5
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+ontology run 1
S01 (K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+ontology run 2
S01 (K3).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+ontology run 3
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+ontology run 4
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
csv+ontology run 5
S01, which is the only K3 source.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
executed run 1
S01 (tier K3, rank 1).
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
executed run 2
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
executed run 3
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
executed run 4
S01.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}
executed run 5
S01, with tier_rank 1.
JSON: {"source": "S01"}