Which of the following statuses indicates that a discovery model has not yet undergone normalization?

The status that indicates a discovery model has not yet undergone normalization is "New." When a discovery model is in the "New" status, it signifies that the data has been collected and identified but has not yet been processed through the normalization workflow. Normalization is the process where data is standardized, duplicates are removed, and entries are categorized properly to ensure consistency in the configuration management database (CMDB).

A model marked as "New" is essentially in its initial stage, awaiting further action that would typically involve normalization, where it can be assessed for accuracy and appropriateness in the overall asset framework. Once processed, the model can transition to other statuses that reflect its normalized state or partial completion, but at the "New" stage, it remains unrefined and unassessed.