For Dworkin's protests that the distinction is merely heuristic, and should not be understood to mark two different dimensions of interpretation, see Dworkin 1982 , 1986 2006).
The understanding of principled consistency used in this conception of interpretivism corresponds to one understanding of Dworkin's famous distinction between fit and justification, as dimensions of interpretation (Dworkin 1986).
Optimisation, the main tool used in solving RA problems in CRN is, in itself, a diverse and dynamic problem-solving tool with multiple dimensions of interpretation and application for obtaining solutions to problems.
In ordination, one seeks to reduce the number of dimensions for ease of interpretation – usually but not necessarily to one to three dimensions – whilst retaining as much of the original distance information as possible.
This process is entirely post hoc to the computation of the consensus profile but allows identification of the individual terms that best describe the anchor points at each end of the main dimensions for purposes of interpretation.
An important advantage of the ML approach is that predetermined parameters (a priori threshold value settings as classically used in fMRI analysis) are not necessary, removing the subjective dimension of analyses and interpretations.
However, it is also the case that a greater number of dimensions complicates interpretation and may lead to overfitted and unstable solutions.
Dasein stands out in two senses, each of which corresponds to one of the two dimensions of our proposed interpretation.
Finally, we want to emphasise that the criteria for "mutations" or "rejections", as defined by manufacturers of kits, or individual molecular pathology laboratories, adds a subjective dimension to the interpretation of the results that goes beyond a pure technical comparison of different assays.
A second aspect of interpretation is to identify vectors aligned with the primary dominant dimension (Dim 1), and those aligned with the secondary dimension (Dim 2).
