6 lines, walked from supersedes: on TERM documents. Each step explains itself; this page is the order they came in.

From fidelity, as the number of preserved constraints

  • TERM-001 — fidelity, as the number of preserved constraints (Superseded)
    • TERM-013 — fidelity, as matching pragmatic signatures (Superseded)
      • TERM-021 — fidelity, as context-indexed distribution matching (Active)

From communicative object, as an intersection of constraint regions

  • TERM-022 — communicative object, as an intersection of constraint regions (Superseded)
    • TERM-002 — communicative object, as a compatible family of local sections (Superseded)
      • TERM-042 — communicative object, as a context-indexed system of empirical constraints over a cover (Active)

From will, as a second- or higher-order attractor

  • TERM-003 — will, as a second- or higher-order attractor (Superseded)
    • TERM-023 — will-organization (Active)

From frame, as the position a rendering is delivered from

  • TERM-029 — frame, as the position a rendering is delivered from (Superseded)
    • TERM-005 — frame, as an interpretive lens on the original (Superseded)
      • TERM-035 — frame, as the delivery frame: interpretive, enunciative and performative (Superseded)
        • TERM-016 — frame, as a pragmatic frame of reference (Superseded)
          • TERM-026 — frame, as an operation on an interpretive state (Active)
            • TERM-018 — framing intervention (Active)
          • TERM-031 — frame, as a measurement context (Active)
            • TERM-030 — frame, as a configuration of the communicative situation (Active)

From levels, as a hierarchy of latent representations

  • TERM-032 — levels, as a hierarchy of latent representations (Superseded)
    • TERM-009 — levels, as levels at which observables exist (Active)

From fidelity, as observational equivalence over response trajectories

  • TERM-033 — fidelity, as observational equivalence over response trajectories (Active)
    • TERM-015 — fidelity, as graded, directed transport distortion (Active)