The Regime Atlas
The Regime Atlas maps computational geometry across index constituents within the standardized 15–45 DTE lens. While the Structural Compression Tracker measures topology through time, the Atlas measures topology through space.
Current Snapshot
[ Awaiting Matrix Data ]
Constituents sized by market capitalization. Color scale reflects regime density or Path Stress within the active lens.
Structural Interpretation
Cross-sectional topology frequently exhibits clustering.
- Certain sectors may accumulate Oscillatory or Divergent regimes.
- Others may remain dominated by wide monotonic basins.
- Boundary conditions (e.g., 0DTE) remain structurally distinct.
The Atlas does not measure performance.
It measures computational
geometry.
Measurement Discipline
The Atlas applies the same boundary discipline as the NSI Benchmark:
- 15–45 DTE standardized lens
- Exclusion of asymptotic long-dated dilution
- Separation from ultra-short boundary regimes
Spatial interpretation requires structural consistency.
| Regime | % of Constituents |
|---|---|
| Stable | 64% |
| Oscillatory | 12% |
| Divergent | 18% |
| Singular | 2% |