Discussion
Which trade does a deep model impose in exchange for coverage?
Answer: C
Building a causal model of a device demands more effort than eliciting associations, and simulating it costs more at run time, which is why practical systems often combine a shallow layer for common faults with a deep layer for the rest. Explanation actually improves with a model, modularity is unaffected, and stored cases belong to case-based reasoning. The hybrid is the usual engineering answer. Framing the question as which quantity the change acts upon makes the answer follow without calculation.
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