Veroaste
Veroaste is a conceptual metric used in information science and epistemology to quantify the degree to which a proposition is true as supported by available evidence. The term derives from vero, Latin for true, and a suffix that signals assessment. It is not a universal standard but a framework described in several studies to support comparative evaluation of claims in text corpora, media reports, and online content.
Definition and components: A veroaste score typically combines three factors: source credibility (how trustworthy the issuer
Applications: Veroaste is used in fact-checking workflows, automated content analysis, and decision-support systems that assess informational
Limitations: The approach depends on available evidence and may reflect biases in source selection and data
See also: Veracity, truth assessment, evidence theory, misinformation detection, reliability scoring.