> the amount of iteration on the software required to handle edge cases is not impossible but is exceptionally difficult. If you want to fix this one exception

> the amount of iteration on the software required to handle edge cases is not impossible but is exceptionally difficult. If you want to fix this one exception (false positive) you will introduce unwanted false negatives. That's how precision and recall work, there's a trade-off. So I am not sure it's useful to fix it, how many times does this happen? Will fixing it introduce more frequent bugs?