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International Symposium on Human Factors in Quality Control State University of New York, Buffalo 1974.

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2026
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Authors · RANKINGS

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CAT Open Library author Enrique Cabrera Cebrero
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 CAT Open Library author A. Baumbach
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 CAT Open Library author Craig S. Farmer
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 CAT Open Library author Muḥammad Abū Ḥassān
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Appearance = weighted average of its factors (facial harmony 30%, eyes & expression 15%, skin 12%, hair 12%, grooming 10%, style 10%, physique & posture 6%, presence 5%) plus a holistic adjustment of at most ±0.5 with a stated reason. Factors that cannot be judged from the photo are dropped and the weights re-balanced.

Photo = weighted average of lighting 25%, composition 20%, sharpness 15%, angle & pose 15%, background 10%, colour 10%, authenticity 5%.

Final = 70% appearance + 30% photo, shown as a rank from I to VII. The head judge then writes the verdict from that evidence — it does not change the numbers.

Calibration: 5.0 is an ordinary adult on an average day; 7+ stands out in a room; 8.5+ is striking. Most people land between 4.5 and 7.5.

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