Regime‑Aware Calibration#

Regime‑aware calibration is the application of calibration assumptions within the context of a declared operating regime.

In MSRM, calibration is not globally valid. It is explicitly bounded by regime declaration and operating envelopes. Calibration assumptions are considered coherent only within the regime under which they are declared.

Regime‑aware calibration enables manufacturing systems to:

• Associate calibration validity with declared context
• Detect when calibration assumptions no longer apply
• Transition calibration structures across regimes
• Avoid implicit reuse of invalid assumptions

This approach contrasts with traditional calibration models that assume continuity across time, scale, or operating conditions.

MSRM does not define calibration procedures or adjustment mechanisms. It provides a structural framework for associating calibration with regime validity, enabling clearer reasoning about when recalibration, mediation, or regime re‑declaration is appropriate.

Regime‑aware calibration constrains interpretation, not behavior.