What does error analysis not directly give you when deciding the next improvement to make?

Error analysis alone can identify the single highest-priority improvement with no further judgment.

Error analysis does not provide a fixed priority rule

Match each review metric to its role in deciding what to fix first.

Prioritize work using error analysis.

Which two factors should be considered in addition to error percentages when choosing what to fix first?

When deciding which error categories to address first, the effort required for each fix should be considered.

Tradeoffs in Choosing Which Problems to Fix First

Match each description to the role it plays in deciding which error to fix first.

Order the steps for deciding whether one error category should be prioritized first.

Why Error Percentages Alone Do Not Determine Task Priority

Choosing between two fixes after review of failure patterns.

Other factors in choosing which error type to fix first