diff --git a/.gitignore b/.gitignore
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-# 1. Broad Ignores
-/Data/*
-/attach/*
-/results/*
-/enarcelona/*
-.env
+# =========================
+# Python
+# =========================
 __pycache__/
-*.pyc
-*.csv
-=======
-/reference/
-*.svg
-**/*.csv
-**/*.json*
-**/*.txt*
-**/*.png*
-*.log
->>>>>>> Stashed changes
-# 2. Ignore virtual environments COMPLETELY
-# This must come BEFORE the unignore rule
-env*/
+*.py[cod]
+*$py.class
+.ipynb_checkpoints/
 
-# 3. The "Unignore" rule (Whitelisting)
-# We only unignore .py files that aren't already blocked by the rules above
-!**/*.py
+# =========================
+# Virtual environments
+# =========================
+env/
+env*/
+venv/
+.venv/
+enarcelona/
+
+# =========================
+# Secrets
+# =========================
+.env
+*.env
+
+# =========================
+# Patient data / sensitive data
+# =========================
+Data/
+data/raw/
+data/processed/
+data/ground_truth/
+reference/
+
+# =========================
+# Generated results and logs
+# =========================
+results/
+results_edss_benchmark/
+*.log
+
+# =========================
+# Large/generated file types
+# =========================
+*.csv
+*.tsv
+*.json
+*.jsonl
+*.xlsx
+*.xls
+*.png
+*.PNG
+*.jpg
+*.jpeg
+*.svg
+*.pdf
+
+# =========================
+# Temporary / backup files
+# =========================
+*.tmp
+*.bak
+*.orig
+.DS_Store
+
+# =========================
+# Keep important code/config/docs
+# =========================
+!README.md
+!requirements.txt
+!*.py
+!*.md
+!*.yml
+!*.yaml
+!*.toml
+
+# Keep prompt templates / schemas if safe to publish
+!prompts/
+!prompts/**
+!attach/
+!attach/*.gbnf
+!attach/just_edss_text.txt
+!attach/Komplett.txt
+
+# Keep example/synthetic data only
+!data/
+!data/example/
+!data/example/**
+!Data/example/
+!Data/example/**
diff --git a/attach/Komplett.txt b/attach/Komplett.txt
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+1 VISUAL OPTIC FUNCTIONS
+
+VISUAL ACUITY
+The visual acuity score is based on the line in the Snellen chart at 20 feet 5 meters
+for which the patient makes no more than one error using best available correction
+Alternatively best corrected near vision can be assessed but this should be noted and
+consistently performed during follow up examinations Switching from near to distance
+visual acuity measurements should be avoided in follow up examinations
+
+VISUAL FIELDS
+0 normal
+1 signs only deficits present only on formal confrontational testing
+2 moderate patient aware of deficit but incomplete hemianopsia on examination
+3 marked complete homonymous hemianopsia or equivalent
+
+SCOTOMA
+0 none
+1 small detectable only on formal confrontational testing
+2 large spontaneously reported by patient
+
+* DISC PALLOR
+0 not present
+1 present
+
+NOTE
+When determining the EDSS step the Visual FS score must be converted to a lower
+score as follows
+Visual FS Score 6 5 4 3 2 1
+Converted Visual FS Score 4 3 3 2 2 1
+
+FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+0 normal
+1 disc pallor and or small scotoma and or visual acuity corrected of worse eye less than 20 20 1.0 but better than 20 30 0.67
+2 worse eye with maximal visual acuity corrected of 20 30 to 20 59 0.67 – 0.34
+3 worse eye with large scotoma and or moderate decrease in fields and or maximal visual acuity corrected of 20 60 to 20 99 0.33 – 0.21
+4 worse eye with marked decrease of fields and or maximal visual acuity corrected of 20 100 to 20 200 0.2 – 0.1 grade 3 plus maximal acuity of better eye of 20 60 0.33 or less
+5 worse eye with maximal visual acuity corrected less than 20 200 0.1 grade 4 plus maximal acuity of better eye of 20 60 0.33 or less
+6 grade 5 plus maximal acuity of better eye of 20 60 0.33 or less *  =  optional part of the examination
+
+
+### BRAINSTEM FUNCTIONS
+
+**DYSARTHRIA**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Mild: Clinically detectable, patient is aware
+- **3**: Moderate: Obvious during conversation, impairs comprehension
+- **4**: Marked: Incomprehensible speech
+- **5**: Inability to speak
+
+**DYSPHAGIA**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Mild: Difficulty with thin liquids
+- **3**: Moderate: Difficulty with liquids and solid food
+- **4**: Marked: Sustained difficulty, requires pureed diet
+- **5**: Inability to swallow
+
+**OTHER CRANIAL NERVE FUNCTIONS**
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Mild disability: Clinically detectable deficit, patient is usually aware
+- **3**: Moderate disability
+- **4**: Marked disability
+
+**EXTRAOCULAR MOVEMENTS (EOM) IMPAIRMENT**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only: Subtle EOM weakness, no complaints of vision issues
+- **2**: Mild: Subtle EOM weakness or obvious incomplete paralysis not noticed by patient
+- **3**: Moderate: Obvious incomplete paralysis noticed by patient or complete loss in one direction
+- **4**: Marked: Complete loss in more than one direction
+
+**NYSTAGMUS**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only or mild: Gaze-evoked nystagmus below moderate limits (equivalent to Brainstem FS score of 1)
+- **2**: Moderate: Sustained nystagmus on horizontal/vertical gaze at 30 degrees, patient may not notice
+- **3**: Severe: Nystagmus in primary position or coarse persistent nystagmus interfering with vision; complete internuclear ophthalmoplegia; oscillopsia
+
+**TRIGEMINAL DAMAGE**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Mild: Clinically detectable numbness, patient is aware
+- **3**: Moderate: Impaired sharp/dull discrimination in one to three branches or trigeminal neuralgia (at least one recent attack)
+- **4**: Marked: Unable to discriminate between sharp/dull or complete loss of sensation in one or both nerves
+
+**FACIAL WEAKNESS**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Mild: Clinically detectable weakness, patient is aware
+- **3**: Moderate: Incomplete facial palsy (e.g., eye closure requires patching, drooling)
+- **4**: Marked: Complete unilateral or bilateral facial palsy with lagophthalmus or difficulty with liquids
+
+**HEARING LOSS**
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Signs only: Hears finger rub less on one/both sides, lateralized Weber test but no complaints
+- **2**: Mild: As in 1, aware of hearing problem
+- **3**: Moderate: Does not hear finger rub on one/both sides, misses several whispered numbers
+- **4**: Marked: Misses all or nearly all whispered numbers
+
+**FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE**
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Signs only
+- **2**: Moderate nystagmus/EOM impairment/other mild disability
+- **3**: Severe nystagmus/marked EOM impairment/moderate other cranial nerve disability
+- **4**: Marked dysarthria/other marked disability
+- **5**: Inability to swallow or speak
+
+### PYRAMIDAL FUNCTIONS
+
+#### REFLEXES
+- **0**: Absent
+- **1**: Diminished
+- **2**: Normal
+- **3**: Exaggerated
+- **4**: Nonsustained clonus (a few beats of clonus)
+- **5**: Sustained clonus
+
+##### Cutaneous Reflexes
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Weak
+- **2**: Absent
+
+###### Palmomental Reflex
+- **0**: Absent
+- **1**: Present
+
+###### Plantar Response
+- **0**: Flexor
+- **1**: Neutral or equivocal
+- **2**: Extensor
+
+#### LIMB STRENGTH
+The weakest muscle in each group defines the score for that muscle group. Optional functional tests (hopping on one foot and walking on heels/toes) are recommended for BMRC grades 3–5.
+
+##### BMRC Rating Scale
+- **0**: No muscle contraction detected
+- **1**: Visible contraction without visible joint movement
+- **2**: Visible movement only on the plane of gravity
+- **3**: Active movement against gravity, but not against resistance
+- **4**: Active movement against resistance, but not full strength
+- **5**: Normal strength
+
+#### FUNCTIONAL TESTS
+##### Pronator Drift (Upper Extremities)
+Pronation and downward drift:
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Mild
+- **2**: Evident
+
+##### Position Test (Lower Extremities)
+Ask patient to lift both legs together, with legs fully extended at the knee. Sinking:
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Mild
+- **2**: Evident
+- **3**: Able to lift only one leg at a time (grade from the horizontal position at the hip joints in degrees)
+- **4**: Unable to lift one leg at a time
+
+##### Walking on Heels/Toes
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Impaired
+- **2**: Not possible
+
+##### Hopping on One Foot
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: 6–10 times
+- **2**: 1–5 times
+- **3**: Not possible
+
+#### LIMB SPASTICITY (AFTER RAPID FLEXION OF THE EXTREMITY)
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Mild: barely increased muscle tone
+- **2**: Moderate: moderately increased muscle tone that can be overcome; full range of motion is possible
+- **3**: Severe: severely increased muscle tone that is extremely difficult to overcome; full range of motion is not possible
+- **4**: Contracted
+
+#### GAIT SPASTICITY
+- **0**: None
+- **1**: Barely perceptible
+- **2**: Evident: minor interference with function
+- **3**: Permanent shuffling: major interference with function
+
+#### OVERALL MOTOR PERFORMANCE
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Abnormal weakness (as compared to peers) in performing more demanding tasks, e.g., walking longer distances; no reduction in limb strength on formal testing
+- **2**: Reduction in strength of individual muscle groups at confrontational testing
+
+#### FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+- **0**: Normal
+- **1**: Abnormal signs without disability
+- **2**: Minimal disability: patient complains of motor-fatigability or reduced performance in strenuous motor tasks (motor performance grade 1) and/or BMRC grade 4 in one or two muscle groups
+- **3**: Mild to moderate paraparesis or hemiparesis: usually BMRC grade 4 in more than two muscle groups; and/or BMRC grade 3 in one or two muscle groups (movements against gravity
+are possible); and/or severe monoparesis: BMRC grade 2 or less in one muscle group
+- **4**: Marked paraparesis or hemiparesis: usually BMRC grade 2 in two limbs or monoplegia with BMRC grade 0 or 1 in one limb; and/or moderate tetraparesis: BMRC grade 3 in three or more limbs
+- **5**: Paraplegia: BMRC grade 0 or 1 in all muscle groups of the lower limbs; and/or marked tetraparesis: BMRC grade 2 or less in three or more limbs; and/or hemiplegia
+- **6**: Tetraplegia: BMRC grade 0 or 1 in all muscle groups of the upper and lower limbs
+
+### CEREBELLAR FUNCTIONS
+
+#### HEAD TREMOR
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild
+- **2**: moderate
+- **3**: severe
+
+#### TRUNCAL ATAXIA
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: signs only
+- **2**: mild (swaying with eyes closed)
+- **3**: moderate (swaying with eyes open)
+- **4**: severe (unable to sit without assistance)
+
+#### LIMB ATAXIA (TREMOR / DYSMETRIA AND RAPID ALTERNATING MOVEMENTS)
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: signs only
+- **2**: mild (tremor or clumsy movements easily seen, minor interference with function)
+- **3**: moderate (tremor or clumsy movements interfere with function in all spheres)
+- **4**: severe (most functions are very difficult)
+
+#### TANDEM (STRAIGHT LINE) WALKING
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: impaired
+- **2**: not possible
+
+#### GAIT ATAXIA
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: signs only
+- **2**: mild (problems with balance realized by patient and/or significant other)
+- **3**: moderate (abnormal balance with ordinary walking)
+- **4**: severe (unable to walk more than a few steps unassisted or requires a walking aid or assistance due to ataxia)
+
+#### ROMBERG TEST
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: mild (mild instability with eyes closed)
+- **2**: moderate (not stable with eyes closed)
+- **3**: severe (not stable with eyes open)
+
+#### OTHER CEREBELLAR TESTS
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: mild abnormality
+- **2**: moderate abnormality
+- **3**: severe abnormality
+
+**NOTE:**
+- The presence of severe gait and/or truncal ataxia alone (without severe ataxia in three or four limbs) results in a Cerebellar FS score of 3.
+- If weakness or sensory deficits interfere with the testing of ataxia, score the patient’s actual performance. Indicate the possible role of weakness by marking an "X" after the
+affected subsystems and Cerebellar FS score.
+
+#### FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: abnormal signs without disability
+- **2**: mild ataxia and/or moderate station ataxia (Romberg) and/or tandem walking not possible
+- **3**: moderate limb ataxia and/or moderate or severe gait/truncal ataxia
+- **4**: severe gait/truncal ataxia and severe ataxia in three or four limbs
+- **5**: unable to perform coordinated movements due to ataxia
+- **X**: pyramidal weakness (BMRC grade 3 or worse in limb strength) or sensory deficits interfere with cerebellar testing
+
+### SENSORY FUNCTIONS
+
+#### SUPERFICIAL SENSATION (LIGHT TOUCH AND PAIN)
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: signs only (slightly diminished sensation on formal testing, patient not aware)
+- **2**: mild (patient aware of impaired light touch or pain but can discriminate sharp/dull)
+- **3**: moderate (impaired discrimination of sharp/dull)
+- **4**: marked (unable to discriminate between sharp/dull and/or unable to feel light touch)
+- **5**: complete loss (anesthesia)
+
+#### VIBRATION SENSE (AT THE MOST DISTAL JOINT)
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: mild (graded tuning fork 5–7 of 8; detects more than 10 seconds but less than examiner)
+- **2**: moderate (graded tuning fork 1–4 of 8; detects between 2 and 10 sec.)
+- **3**: marked (complete loss of vibration sense)
+
+#### POSITION SENSE
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: mild (1–2 incorrect responses, only distal joints affected)
+- **2**: moderate (misses many movements of fingers or toes; proximal joints affected)
+- **3**: marked (no perception of movement, astasia)
+
+* **LHERMITTE’S SIGN** (does not contribute to the Sensory FS score)
+  - **0**: negative
+  - **1**: positive
+
+* **PARAESTHESIAE (TINGLING)** (does not contribute to the Sensory FS score)
+  - **0**: none
+  - **1**: present
+
+#### FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: impaired superficial sensation in one or two limbs
+- **2**: mild impairment in more than two limbs, no major proprioceptive deficits
+- **3**: moderate impairment in more than two limbs with minor proprioceptive deficits
+- **4**: severe impairment in more than two limbs with significant proprioceptive deficits
+- **5**: loss of sensation in one or two limbs, significant proprioceptive deficits in most of the body below the head
+- **6**: essentially no sensation below the head
+
+### BOWEL AND BLADDER FUNCTIONS
+
+#### URINARY HESITANCY AND RETENTION
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (no major impact on lifestyle)
+- **2**: moderate (urinary retention; frequent urinary tract infections)
+- **3**: severe (requires catheterization)
+- **4**: loss of function (overflow incontinence)
+
+#### URINARY URGENCY AND INCONTINENCE
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (no major impact on lifestyle)
+- **2**: moderate (rare incontinence occurring no more than once a week; must wear pads)
+- **3**: severe (frequent incontinence occurring from several times a week to more than once a day; must wear urinal or pads)
+- **4**: loss of function (loss of bladder control)
+
+#### BLADDER CATHETERIZATION
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: intermittent self-catheterization
+- **2**: constant catheterization
+
+#### BOWEL DYSFUNCTION
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (no incontinence, no major impact on lifestyle, mild constipation)
+- **2**: moderate (must wear pads or alter lifestyle to be near lavatory)
+- **3**: severe (in need of enemas or manual measures to evacuate bowels)
+- **4**: complete loss of function
+
+#### SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION
+**Male**
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (difficulty maintaining erection during intercourse, but achieves erection and still has intercourse)
+- **2**: moderate (difficulty achieving erection, decreased libido, still has intercourse and reaches orgasm)
+- **3**: severe (marked decrease in libido, inability to achieve full erection, intercourse with difficulty, hypoorgasmia)
+- **4**: loss of function
+
+**Female**
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (mild lack of lubrication, still sexually active and reaches orgasm)
+- **2**: moderate (dyspareunia, hypoorgasmia, decrease in sexual activity)
+- **3**: severe (marked decrease in sexual activity, anorgasmia)
+- **4**: loss of function
+
+**NOTE**
+When determining the EDSS step, the Bowel and Bladder FS score must be converted to a lower score as follows:
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 6 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 5
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 5 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 4
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 4 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 3
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 3 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 3
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 2 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 2
+- Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 1 → Converted Bowel and Bladder FS Score: 1
+
+Sexual dysfunction can be documented but generally does not impact the FS score due to assessment difficulties by examining physicians.
+
+### FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: mild urinary hesitancy, urgency, and/or constipation
+- **2**: moderate urinary hesitancy/retention and/or moderate urinary urgency/incontinence and/or moderate bowel dysfunction
+- **3**: frequent urinary incontinence or intermittent self-catheterization; needs enemas or manual measures to evacuate bowels
+- **4**: in need of almost constant catheterization
+- **5**: loss of bladder or bowel function (external or indwelling catheter)
+- **6**: loss of bowel and bladder function
+
+### CEREBRAL FUNCTIONS
+
+#### DEPRESSION AND EUPHORIA
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: present (Patient complains of depression or is considered depressed or euphoric by the investigator or significant other.)
+
+**Note**: Depression and Euphoria are documented on the scoring sheet but are not taken into consideration for FS and EDSS calculation.
+
+#### DECREASE IN MENTATION
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: signs only (not apparent to patient and/or significant other)
+- **2**: mild (Patient and/or significant other report mild changes in mentation. Examples include: impaired ability to follow a rapid course of association or survey complex matters;
+impaired judgment in certain demanding situations; capable of handling routine daily activities, but unable to tolerate additional stressors; intermittently symptomatic even with
+normal levels of stress; reduced performance; tendency toward negligence due to obliviousness or fatigue.)
+- **3**: moderate (Definite abnormalities on brief mental status testing, but still oriented to person, place, and time)
+- **4**: marked (Not oriented in one or two spheres (person, place, or time); marked effect on lifestyle)
+- **5**: dementia, confusion, and/or complete disorientation
+
+#### FATIGUE
+- **0**: none
+- **1**: mild (Does not usually interfere with daily activities)
+- **2**: moderate (Interferes but does not limit daily activities for more than 50%)
+- **3**: severe (Significant limitation in daily activities (> 50% reduction))
+
+**Note**: Because fatigue is difficult to evaluate objectively, in some studies it does not contribute to the Cerebral FS score or EDSS step. Please adhere to the study’s specific
+instructions.
+
+### FUNCTIONAL SYSTEM SCORE
+- **0**: normal
+- **1**: signs only in decrease in mentation; mild fatigue
+- **2**: mild decrease in mentation; moderate or severe fatigue
+- **3**: moderate decrease in mentation
+- **4**: marked decrease in mentation
+- **5**: dementia
+
+### AMBULATION
+
+**Unrestricted Ambulation**
+- The patient can walk a normal distance without assistance, comparable to healthy individuals of similar age and physical condition.
+- EDSS step can range from 0 to 5.0, depending on the Functional System (FS) scores.
+
+**Fully Ambulatory**
+- At least 500 meters of ambulation without assistance, but not unrestricted.
+- EDSS step can range from 2.0 to 5.0, depending on FS scores.
+- The Pyramidal and/or Cerebellar FS must be ≥ 2 to reflect this restriction in ambulation.
+
+**Ambulation < 500 Meters**
+- If the walking distance is less than 500 meters, the EDSS step must be ≥ 4.5, depending on the walking ranges provided by the ambulation score and combination of FS scores.
+- EDSS steps 5.5 to 8.0 are exclusively defined by the ability to ambulate and type of assistance required, or the ability to use a wheelchair.
+
+**Assistance Needed**
+- Definitions for EDSS steps 6.0 or 6.5 include both the type of assistance required when walking and the walking range.
+- Assistance by another person is equivalent to bilateral assistance.
+
+**Note:**
+- The ambulation score represents both the walking range and the type of assistance required.
+- This score replaces several checkboxes used previously on the scoring sheet but does not introduce new definitions.
+- Use of a wheelchair can now be scored on the scoring sheet.
+- Indicate the reported distance and time for the patient in the appropriate field on the scoring sheet, followed by the type of assistance and walking distance measured during assessment.
+
+
+### DISTANCE AND TIME REPORTED BY PATIENT
+
+**Maximal Unassisted Walking Distance**
+- Maximal unassisted walking distance reported by the patient (in meters) without rest or assistance.
+- Time required to walk the maximum distance according to the patient (in minutes).
+
+**Assistance**
+0. Without help or assistance (allowing use of an ankle-foot orthotic device, but no other assistive devices).
+1. Unilateral assistance: one stick/crutch/brace.
+2. Bilateral assistance: two sticks/crutches/braces or assistance by another person.
+3. Wheelchair.
+
+**Distance**
+- Measure the distance the patient can walk in meters.
+  - **Unassisted:** Observe walking for a minimum of 500 meters and measure time needed, if possible.
+  - **Assisted:** Observe walking with assistive devices or help from another person for a minimum of 130 meters, if possible.
+
+---
+
+### AMBULATION SCORE
+
+0. Unrestricted
+1. Fully ambulatory
+2. ≥ 300 meters but < 500 meters, without help or assistance (EDSS 4.5 or 5.0)
+3. ≥ 200 meters but < 300 meters, without help or assistance (EDSS 5.0)
+4. ≥ 100 meters but < 200 meters, without help or assistance (EDSS 5.5)
+5. Walking range < 100 meters without assistance (EDSS 6.0)
+6. Unilateral assistance, ≥ 50 meters (EDSS 6.0)
+7. Bilateral assistance, ≥ 120 meters (EDSS 6.0)
+8. Unilateral assistance, < 50 meters (EDSS 6.5)
+9. Bilateral assistance, ≥ 5 meters but < 120 meters (EDSS 6.5)
+10. Uses wheelchair without help; unable to walk 5 meters even with aid, essentially restricted to wheelchair; wheels self and transfers alone; up and about in wheelchair for some 12 hours a day (EDSS 7.0)
+11. Uses wheelchair with help; unable to take more than a few steps; restricted to wheelchair; may need some help in transferring and wheeling self (EDSS 7.5)
+12. Essentially restricted to bed or chair or perambulated in wheelchair, but out of bed most of the day; retains many self-care functions; generally has effective use of arms (EDSS 8.0)
+
+Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)
+
+0   - Normal neurological exam (all Functional Systems [FS] grade 0)
+1.0 - No disability, minimal signs in one FS (one FS grade 1)
+1.5 - No disability, minimal signs in more than one FS (more than one FS grade 1)
+2.0 - Minimal disability in one FS (one FS grade 2, others 0 or 1)
+2.5 - Minimal disability in two FS (two FS grades 2, others 0 or 1)
+3.0 - Moderate disability in one FS (one FS grade 3, others 0 or 1) though fully ambulatory;
+or mild disability in three or four FS (three/four FS grades 2, others 0 or 1) though fully ambulatory
+3.5 - Fully ambulatory but with moderate disability in one FS (one FS grade 3) and mild disability in one or two FS (one/two FS grade 2) and others 0 or 1;
+or fully ambulatory with two FS grades 3 (others 0 or 1);
+or fully ambulatory with five FS grades 2 (others 0 or 1)
+4.0 - Unable to walk > 25 feet without aid
+4.5 - Unable to walk > 100 feet without aid
+5.0 - Relies on a walking aid; unable to walk > 300 feet without resting
+5.5 - Relies on a walking aid; unable to walk > 200 feet without resting
+6.0 - Unable to walk more than 50 feet with or without aid; cannot stand unaided for five minutes
+6.5 - Unable to walk more than 10 feet with or without aid; cannot stand unaided for two minutes
+7.0 - Unable to walk 5 meters even with aid, essentially restricted to wheelchair; wheels self and transfers alone; up and about in wheelchair some 12 hours a day
+7.5 - Unable to take more than a few steps; restricted to wheelchair; may need some help in transferring and in wheeling self
+8.0 - Essentially restricted to bed or chair or perambulated in wheelchair, but out of bed most of the day; retains many self-care functions; generally has effective use of arms
+8.5 - Essentially restricted to bed much of the day; has some effective use of arm(s); retains some self-care functions
+9.0 - Helpless bed patient; can communicate and eat
+9.5 - Totally helpless bed patient; unable to communicate effectively or eat/swallow
+10  - Death due to MS
+
+
diff --git a/attach/just_edss_schema.gbnf b/attach/just_edss_schema.gbnf
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+EDSS-kv ::= "\"EDSS\"" space ":" space number
+Reason ::= "\"" char{0,400} "\"" space
+Reason-kv ::= "\"Reason\"" space ":" space Reason
+boolean ::= ("true" | "false") space
+char ::= [^"\\\x7F\x00-\x1F] | [\\] (["\\bfnrt] | "u" [0-9a-fA-F]{4})
+decimal-part ::= [0-9]{1,16}
+integral-part ::= [0] | [1-9] [0-9]{0,15}
+nicht-klassifizierbar-kv ::= "\"nicht_klassifizierbar\"" space ":" space boolean
+number ::= ("-"? integral-part) ("." decimal-part)? ([eE] [-+]? integral-part)? space
+root ::= "{" space Reason-kv "," space nicht-klassifizierbar-kv ( "," space ( EDSS-kv ) )? "}" space
+space ::= | " " | "\n"{1,2} [ \t]{0,20}
diff --git a/attach/just_edss_text.txt b/attach/just_edss_text.txt
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+Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS)
+
+0   - Normal neurological exam (all Functional Systems [FS] grade 0)
+1.0 - No disability, minimal signs in one FS (one FS grade 1)
+1.5 - No disability, minimal signs in more than one FS (more than one FS grade 1)
+2.0 - Minimal disability in one FS (one FS grade 2, others 0 or 1)
+2.5 - Minimal disability in two FS (two FS grades 2, others 0 or 1)
+3.0 - Moderate disability in one FS (one FS grade 3, others 0 or 1) though fully ambulatory;
+or mild disability in three or four FS (three/four FS grades 2, others 0 or 1) though fully ambulatory
+3.5 - Fully ambulatory but with moderate disability in one FS (one FS grade 3) and mild disability in one or two FS (one/two FS grade 2) and others 0 or 1;
+or fully ambulatory with two FS grades 3 (others 0 or 1);
+or fully ambulatory with five FS grades 2 (others 0 or 1)
+4.0 - Unable to walk > 25 feet without aid
+4.5 - Unable to walk > 100 feet without aid
+5.0 - Relies on a walking aid; unable to walk > 300 feet without resting
+5.5 - Relies on a walking aid; unable to walk > 200 feet without resting
+6.0 - Unable to walk more than 50 feet with or without aid; cannot stand unaided for five minutes
+6.5 - Unable to walk more than 10 feet with or without aid; cannot stand unaided for two minutes
+7.0 - Unable to walk 5 meters even with aid, essentially restricted to wheelchair; wheels self and transfers alone; up and about in wheelchair some 12 hours a day
+7.5 - Unable to take more than a few steps; restricted to wheelchair; may need some help in transferring and in wheeling self
+8.0 - Essentially restricted to bed or chair or perambulated in wheelchair, but out of bed most of the day; retains many self-care functions; generally has effective use of arms
+8.5 - Essentially restricted to bed much of the day; has some effective use of arm(s); retains some self-care functions
+9.0 - Helpless bed patient; can communicate and eat
+9.5 - Totally helpless bed patient; unable to communicate effectively or eat/swallow
+10  - Death due to MS
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