ADP = BaseArc[P] ± Modifiers(V, E, C)
BaseArc[P] = 11–15 months (pattern band)
Chosen Base = 13.0 months
Modifiers:
Visibility(V): +0.0 months
Re‑engagements(E): -2 months
Containment(C): -2.0 months
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Trajectory Inference Model (TIM)
Illustrative model of system decay after a rupture event. Use for boundary planning and psychoeducation.
Illustrative, not determinative; supports safety planning, not labels. This model shows a common trajectory; your experience may vary.
TIM — Trajectory Inference Model
A systemic model for forecasting behavioural arc decay based on rupture vectors and containment capacity. This demo estimates the Arc Degradation Period (ADP) in months after a rupture.
Inputs
Readouts
- Behavioural systems operate with limited containment energy.
- Rupture initiates a decay curve, not a transformation.
- Likely attempts: narrative reconstruction; erotic or professional stabilisation; public repositioning.
- Failure of any vector reduces the arc duration.
- Not for non‑identity‑based crises.
- Not for systems under external psychological care/diagnosis.
- Not for healthy reintegration arcs (growth‑based changes).
- Behavioural collapse simulators (e.g., Collapse Clock).
- Relational pattern mapping for echo tracking or survivor reflection.
- Organisational instability forecasting for leadership/HR observers.
- Narrative system analysis in policy/media; detect mirage rebranding attempts.
- Simulation layer for AI/predictive engines as a decay engine.