Use this section to understand what the AI is looking for, what each traditional name means inside the framework, and what must never be treated as proven biology or guaranteed behaviour.
Visual concept: Warm yellow/gold traditional classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditionally associated with timing, accuracy and tactical reading. The platform must describe these as framework meanings rather than verified behavioural facts.
Classification caution: Do not infer it from brightness alone; confirm iris base colour and bilateral consistency.
Visual concept: Orange/red “fire” component
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditionally interpreted as drive, pressure and explosive output.
Classification caution: Redness caused by lighting, surrounding tissue or camera white balance is not sufficient.
Visual concept: Distinct dot/batik/spot component within the iris
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditionally associated with dominance and positional/control interpretations.
Classification caution: Do not add Raja only because an iris is red or gold; the identifying pattern must be visible.
Visual concept: Gold-toned classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditionally interpreted as balanced timing/control within the framework.
Classification caution: Differentiate true iris tone from warm lighting.
Visual concept: Pale/white-dominant traditional eye classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Framework references often associate it with calmness and precision.
Classification caution: Eye health/cloudiness must be separated from traditional colour classification.
Visual concept: Clear/watery appearance classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Framework interpretation emphasizes adaptability and composure.
Classification caution: Reflections and overexposure can imitate a clear appearance.
Visual concept: Dark/crow-like classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditional framework commonly links it to resilience/endurance themes.
Classification caution: Dark exposure alone is not enough.
Visual concept: High-contrast traditional pattern
Traditional-framework meaning: Framework commonly associates this with speed/reflex themes.
Classification caution: Confirm pattern rather than pupil contrast alone.
Visual concept: Crystal/clear high-contrast classification
Traditional-framework meaning: Traditional precision/reflex interpretation.
Classification caution: Do not confuse camera sharpening with an iris trait.
Visual concept: Two clearly distinguishable iris zones/components
Traditional-framework meaning: Used as a mixed classification only when both zones are genuinely visible.
Classification caution: Avoid forcing a dual classification when colour gradients are normal lighting variation.
Combinations such as Mata Kuning + Mata Api should only be reported when each component has independent visible evidence. A third component such as Raja must not be inserted because a known bird “should” have it. The classifier must work from the current images.
For bilateral differences, the report should state left and right separately rather than collapsing them into one answer.