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Severity-adjusted error impact modeling

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Error impact must account for asymmetry and reversibility

In credit recovery, false negatives incur near-full loss while false positives cost only minutes of analyst time. Error impact must be modeled as severity-adjusted, where severity reflects reversibility and downstream detection likelihood.

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