How Qloo helps
Where the rankings come from and what they cannot prove.
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Qloo’s role
Qloo helps connect public interests, such as music or films, with places. TasteCase asks it to rank the same allowed restaurants for each fictional diner. Those rankings help choose a question to test; they are not a verdict about the diner.
TasteCase looks for a restaurant pair whose order reverses between the diners. It compares the order within each ranking, not score differences between separate requests.
What is stored
TasteCase saves the confirmed matches, restaurant order, missing options and the time the evidence was captured. It stores only the details needed for the case, not raw Qloo replies. Test packs do not include Qloo response bodies or scores.
Coverage and gaps
Missing means Qloo did not return the restaurant. Unmapped means you have not confirmed its Qloo match. Neither means a diner dislikes it. If Qloo is unavailable, TasteCase shows the gap; it does not invent replacement evidence.