RFC-035: Mediation Vector Profile — A Validity-Aware Measurement Model for Domains of Concern — 16. Temporal Model
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16. Temporal Model
Mediation Vectors are not point-in-time. They are versioned and accumulable:
MV(t=0): initial vector at ANTICIPATE time (anticipated_state populated)MV(t=1): during execution (actual_state accumulating)MV(t=2): at SESSION_COMPLETE (actual_state and evidenced_state finalized)MV(t=3): after FEEDBACK (perceived_state populated)16.1 Longitudinal Analysis
Across N executions, the Mediation Vector history enables:
- Behavioral baseline computation (RFC-032 §9.7)
- Drift detection per variable (not just per verdict)
- Criterion evolution from variable-level gap patterns
- Quality Moderator posture with per-variable attribution
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