Data sample: what a refused route looks like
Two fixed records, open to anyone with no sign-in. The first has a complete provenance envelope, so it is scored and every figure is labelled measured, modeled or derived at the point you read it. The second is missing part of its envelope, so we print refused — no confidence band in place of every figure that would have depended on it.
These are illustrative records used to show rendering rules. They are not live carrier routes and no dollar figures appear, because no cost per piece is supplied here.
Complete envelope — scored modeledconfidence 66%
- SAMPLE-A425 addressesmeasuredUSPS delivery statisticsPoor delivery mixLow precisionscore 49.8 ± 8modeledconfidence 66%
Deliverability scores 44.2 against this profile's floor of 55. This is a fixed illustrative record, not a live route.
Covariate basis: block-areal-weighted-crosswalk from block_group (xw-v1), 5 block groups. Source path: /37/119?zip=00000 · provenance key: usps_eddm/acs5-2022/xw-v1
Incomplete envelope — refused refusedscore withheld
- SAMPLE-B612 addressesmeasuredUSPS delivery statisticsProvenance incompleteLow precisionrefusedscore withheld
This route's provenance envelope is incomplete (no covariate basis published, median household income has no ordered confidence range), so we will not stand behind a recommendation for it. This is a fixed illustrative record, not a live route.
Covariate basis: none published — this route is refused, not scored. Source path: /37/119?zip=00000 · provenance key: usps_eddm/acs5-2022/xw-v1 · envelope gaps: covariate_basis_missing, median_hh_income_range_missing
Open “Show the numbers behind this” on the refused record: the component scores, the pre-precision score and any modeled field without an ordered range all read refused — no confidence band. Measured USPS address counts still show, because they do not depend on the missing basis.