Spotting the weakest link starts with a quiet review of the data. First, plot the curves and label the expected baseline. Then look for any points that fall outside the normal range—those are your red flags. Once you spot an outlier, check its variability: a high standard deviation often signals instability. Next, compare the outlier’s performance to the rest of the system; if it’s consistently lagging, it’s likely the weak link. Finally, drill down into that point—look at its inputs, any changes in conditions, and the assumptions behind its calculation. That systematic, data‑driven check usually uncovers the real bottleneck.

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