KB-52F1
06 — Historical Invalid Birth Classification
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birth-registryhistorical-classification2026-06-05
06 — Historical Invalid Birth Classification
No rows deleted. History preserved; classification is additive (views only).
v_birth_historical_classification joins birth_registry → collection_registry.coverage_status:
| birth_class | births | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| invalid_exempt_birth | 974,243 | collection is BIRTH_EXEMPT% — should never have birthed (entity_labels, registry_changelog, other junction/log/cache) |
| managed_but_duplicate_noise | 224,053 | system_issues (BIRTH_REQUIRED) but duplicate-issue inflated |
| valid_provenance_document | 6,582 | knowledge_documents (legitimate report provenance) |
| valid_managed_object | 2,926 | true governed managed objects |
| deferred_unclassified | 2,920 | BIRTH_DEFERRED_NEEDS_REVIEW — pending owner decision |
| raw total | 1,210,724 |
Separation views
v_birth_invalid_noise_ledger— invalid_exempt + duplicate_noise + unknown.v_birth_managed_object_clean_count— raw / managed / provenance / log_data_noise / duplicate_noise / unknown split.
Interpretation
98.97% of raw births are log/junction/cache noise or duplicate-issue noise. The "1.2M objects" figure is an artifact of the unguarded gateway + non-idempotent issue logger, now both fixed forward. Historical rows remain for audit but are explicitly classified so RP and governance can exclude them.