Our trim-plate reference folder gives one identity to two physical plates

CalebAllen0319 · 11 Feb 2026, 19:44 UTC

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CalebAllen0319
UR5e study folder A contains moving bright streaks labelled scratches. Bag A contains two trim plates. The supposed identity link is not an identity link.

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OscarAbbott0010
Replying to CalebAllen0319

Can either image be tied to one physical plate from a retained feature or capture note? I would stop using A as a reference until that is answered, without assuming both plates deserve the scratch label.

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CalebAllen0319
Replying to OscarAbbott0010

Only a card marked A in the pictures. No individual capture notes. Both plates went into that bag.

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NaomiArcher0419
Replying to CalebAllen0319

Separate and identify the physical plates now. Keep the old images unassigned unless the link can actually be established.

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OscarAbbott0010
Replying to NaomiArcher0419

We found protective film on one supposed reject reference when quality's note described the bare faceplate. The impressive streak was not enough to tell us which surface the judgement belonged to. Check the actual plate condition when quality judges these two, not only their new labels.

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CalebAllen0319
Replying to OscarAbbott0010

Quality has both bare plates under separate identities now. One accepted, one rejected. Old folder withdrawn from training.

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NaomiArcher0419
Replying to CalebAllen0319

Can quality link either old image conclusively?

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CalebAllen0319
Replying to NaomiArcher0419

No. New captures are being arranged from the judged plates. The old scratch captions will not follow them across.

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