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Selected EXIST technical papers and research summaries documenting model evolution, validation methods, and Continuity Architecture.
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This paper summarizes the third-generation Continuity Architecture, emphasizing separation of capability, authorization, validation, and governance.
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The paper proposes a controlled framework for comparing reconstructed cognitive states across heterogeneous substrates.
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This paper explores whether different computational substrates can reproduce equivalent validated state transitions despite implementation differences.
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This work evaluates whether self-description, autobiographical framing, value hierarchy, and semantic identity relationships remain stable under repeated model reconstruction.
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The paper defines cognitive drift as measurable divergence in semantic, affective, strategic, memory-linked, or temporal behavior after reconstruction.
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This paper describes the first integrated EXIST Continuity Architecture connecting multimodal acquisition, Dynamic Connectome reconstruction, Continuity State Representation, identity validation, secure persistence, and controlled recovery.
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This work describes an architecture for preserving identity-critical cognitive-state data over long time horizons, including provenance, cryptographic integrity, segmented storage, authorization boundaries, and controlled reconstruction environments.
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This paper introduces the precursor to the Identity Continuity Index and combines multiple validation dimensions into a composite engineering framework while preserving uncertainty at the component level.
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The paper argues that persistent cognitive identity is better represented as a constrained trajectory through state space than as a static structural map.
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This study examines the stability of memory-linked activation patterns across repeated acquisition sessions, evaluating relational patterns among autobiographical recall, semantic association, affect, and response timing.
