Unsupervised

Consistency against the correct answer.

A rule applied consistently to a bad outcome is better than an exception that gets it right.

68 → 65 apart

A rule applied consistently to a bad outcome is better than an exception that gets it right.
46 → 44 apart

A rule applied consistently to a bad outcome is better than an exception that gets it right.
14 → 18 apart

A rule applied consistently to a bad outcome is better than an exception that gets it right.