Create 10 GitHub issues for Drools risk rules threshold rebalancing analysis #8178
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Description
Created comprehensive issue suite analyzing Drools risk rule thresholds against actual data distributions. Current risk scoring shows severe imbalance: 82.5% of politicians cluster in MEDIUM risk (30-49 points), only 6% reach HIGH risk (50+), indicating thresholds don't align with real behavioral patterns.
Analysis scope: 50 risk rules across 4 entity types (politician/party/committee/ministry), 84 database views, 150+ sample data distribution files.
Type of Change
Primary Changes
Political Analysis
Technical Changes
Impact Analysis
Political Analysis Impact
Technical Impact
Testing
Documentation
Related Issues
EPIC: #8189 - Comprehensive Drools Risk Rules Balance
Analysis Issues Created:
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Release Notes
Created 10 GitHub issues analyzing Drools risk rule threshold imbalances. Identified 82.5% MEDIUM risk overclustering, missing committee/ministry rule execution, and arbitrary thresholds lacking statistical validation. Issues provide data-driven analysis with percentile-based recommendations for rebalancing all 50 risk rules across politician, party, committee, and ministry entities.
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