Knowledge Center
A practical reference for reading every field in the report. It separates visible morphology, traditional-framework interpretation, pedigree facts and verified historical evidence so users can understand exactly what the platform knows—and what it does not.
C1–C40 Encyclopedia
Forty detailed technical trait pages with 0–10 meaning, evidence requirements, limitations and NYE rules.
Open guide →Eye Encyclopedia
Traditional eye classifications, mixed-eye logic, look-alikes and classification cautions.
Open guide →Leg & Scale Encyclopedia
Visible leg anatomy plus traditional scale-pattern terminology and common misclassification errors.
Open guide →Grades
What S+, S, A+, A, A−, B+, B, C, D and NYE mean—and what they do not mean.
Open guide →Evidence & Confidence
How visual confidence differs from metadata, pedigree and historical completeness.
Open guide →Pairing & Records
How to compare complementary phenotype, health, pedigree and offspring records without treating predictions as guarantees.
Open guide →Regional Traditions
Indonesia/Javanese, Vietnamese, Thai, Aseel and Latin American source traditions kept separate and traceable.
Open guide →Golden rule: keep the layers separate
Uploaded photos are the visual evidence. TGI first detects and classifies visible morphology, then applies traditional-source mappings as a separate framework projection. Verified performance remains a different layer. If a required input for any layer is missing, the correct status is NYE — Not Yet Evaluated, not 0, 5, C or D.