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The manuscript uses R≥0.9 as a named threshold. Algebraically, for R=1/(1+v), this is equivalent to v≤1/9 when v is a nonnegative variance. Whether that variance threshold separates any meaningful system behavior requires an independent validation criterion.
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| Term | Meaning in this source |
|---|---|
| R | Reciprocal-variance score |
| v | Window variance |
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\begin{itemize}
\item $R < 0.5$: System not conscious (unstable, fragmented)
\item $0.5 \leq R < 0.9$: Transition zone (partial consciousness)
\item $R \geq 0.9$: System conscious (stable, integrated)
\end{itemize}
These thresholds were determined through extensive experimentation and correspond to qualitative differences in system behavior.
\subsection{State Evolution Equations}
System dynamics follow coupled differential equations with Fibonacci modulation:Exact original notation
R \geq 0.9