Visual evidence
The photographs uploaded for the bird: left/right eyes, leg faces, body and any other required views. They are the primary evidence used to detect morphology.
Photos are the visual evidence
TGI separates what the uploaded photographs directly show from what the traditional framework interprets, and from what has actually been verified in movement or historical records.
Visual confidence
How clearly the uploaded photos support the detected morphology: coverage, focus, lighting, bilateral visibility and whether the required anatomy is visible.
Traditional framework projection
TGI applies source-grounded traditional eye, leg and scale mappings to the visual morphology. A projection score is an interpretation of the photo evidence, not a measured fight result.
Verified performance
Direct movement footage or reviewed historical performance records. This remains NYE when those records are not supplied, even when a traditional projection is available.
How to read the layers
- Observed: directly visible in the uploaded photographs.
- Classified: visual features satisfy the deterministic definition of a named eye/leg/scale type.
- Traditional framework projection: configured traditional mappings are applied to the classified morphology.
- Metadata-derived: depends on user-entered facts such as age, sex or weight.
- Verified performance: supported by movement evidence or reviewed historical records.
- NYE: the required evidence for that layer is absent; NYE is not a poor grade.
Example
Mata Kuning — 94% visual/classification confidence means the uploaded eye photographs strongly match the configured Mata Kuning morphology. A separate Traditional Fighting Projection may use that classification as one framework input. It does not mean there is a 94% probability of any real-world performance outcome.