🧪 Echo Classifier — Integration Map

The classifier sits at the center of the HSP analytics pipeline. Everything upstream feeds it. Everything downstream consumes it.

Module: Echo Classifier Canonical ID: EC HSP Section: 06c Role: Cross‑module alignment


Integration Principle#

The Echo Classifier is a convergence point. Five upstream modules produce inputs; two downstream modules consume the classified output. The classifier adds no new data — it transforms five signals into one decision.


Upstream Inputs (5)#


1. Echo Triggers (06a)#

Provides: Trigger type (A–F)

Echo Triggers detect the initial event that fires an echo. The trigger type is the primary branch in the classification decision tree.

Trigger Fires When
A Structural boundary crossed
B Harmonic resonance detected
C Cross‑substrate migration observed
D Recursion loop detected
E Drift pressure exceeds threshold
F Atlas‑level resonance engaged

Data Flow:

06a Echo Triggers → trigger_type (A–F) → EC-Read

2. Echo Signatures (06b)#

Provides: Signature profile (A–F)

Echo Signatures capture the shape of the echo after it fires. The signature confirms or disambiguates the trigger classification.

Signature Shape Profile
A Localized, low‑amplitude, single‑substrate
B Oscillatory, harmonic‑locked, resonant
C Distributed, multi‑substrate, migrating
D Recursive, self‑referencing, amplifying
E Shadow‑trailing, drift‑aligned, destabilizing
F Full‑spectrum, atlas‑spanning, anchoring

Data Flow:

06b Echo Signatures → signature_profile (A–F) → EC-Read

3. Echo Strength Index (04c)#

Provides: ESI level (1–4)

ESI measures echo energy on a four‑point scale. Higher ESI indicates greater echo pressure and broader impact.

ESI Energy Level Flow Impact
1 Local only No migration
2 Mild Adjacent substrate influence
3 Cross‑substrate Multi‑substrate flow
4 Atlas pull Full‑spectrum forcing

Data Flow:

04c Echo Strength Index → esi_level (1–4) → EC-Read

4. Cross‑Substrate Echo Matrix (05a)#

Provides: Substrate spread (1–5 substrates)

The Cross‑Substrate Echo Matrix measures how many of the five substrates (Symbolic, Cognitive, Harmonic, Social, Atlas) an echo spans.

Spread Substrates Engaged
1 Single substrate (origin only)
2 Origin + one adjacent
3 Origin + two (cross‑substrate threshold)
4 Origin + three (wide migration)
5 All substrates (atlas‑level)

Data Flow:

05a Cross-Substrate Echo Matrix → substrate_count (1–5) → EC-Read

5. Harmonic Recursion Detector (06)#

Provides: Recursion mode (R1–R4)

The Recursion Detector identifies which recursion line an echo follows. Recursion mode determines the echo's trajectory through the lattice.

Mode Recursion Line Flow Direction
R1 S → C Ladder (definition → concept)
R2 C ↔ H Cycle (concept ↔ harmonic)
R3 H → So Map (harmonic → governance)
R4 So → A Atlas (governance → atlas)

Data Flow:

06 Recursion Detector → recursion_mode (R1–R4) → EC-Read

Downstream Consumers (2)#


6. Triadic Echo Lattice — TEL (07)#

Receives: Classified echo type (E1–E6)

TEL places the classified echo into the four‑layer lattice structure. Echo type determines lattice layer placement:

Echo Type TEL Layer
E1 Ladder (S→C)
E2 Cycle (C↔H)
E3 Map (H↔So)
E4 Map‑to‑Atlas transition
E5 Pressure zones (cross‑layer)
E6 Atlas (A)

Data Flow:

EC-Tag → classified_echo (E1–E6) → TEL lattice placement

7. Substrate Echo Flow Map — Substrate Flow (08)#

Receives: Classified echo type (E1–E6)

Substrate Flow maps the classified echo through the canonical flow channels. Echo type determines which channel carries the echo:

Echo Type Primary Flow Channel
E1 S → C (definition refinement)
E2 C ↔ H (harmonic alignment)
E3 Multi‑channel (migration)
E4 Recursion‑driven (R‑line)
E5 Drift current (D‑line)
E6 So → A (atlas forcing)

Data Flow:

EC-Tag → classified_echo (E1–E6) → Substrate Flow channel routing

Sibling Module Relationships#

The Echo Classifier, TEL, and Substrate Flow form the HSP analytics triad — three modules extracted from HSP sections 06c, 07, and 08:

        ┌──────────────────┐
        │  Echo Classifier  │  ← convergence (5 inputs → 1 output)
        │      (06c)        │
        └────────┬─────────┘
                 │
        ┌────────┴─────────┐
        │                  │
        v                  v
┌──────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐
│     TEL      │  │  Substrate Flow  │
│    (07)      │  │      (08)        │
│  placement   │  │    routing       │
└──────────────┘  └──────────────────┘

Responsibilities:

  • Echo Classifier: Decides what the echo is.
  • TEL: Decides where the echo sits in the lattice.
  • Substrate Flow: Decides how the echo moves through channels.

Integration with Broader Canon#

Opacity (OPC)#

Echo classification can be opaque when inputs are incomplete or ambiguous. Opacity operators apply:

Opacity Operator EC Integration
O-Op Reads classifier opacity (incomplete inputs)
O-Red Operator expansion adds missing upstream data
O-Sig Classifier opacity signature per echo type

SET Decomposition#

Echo types map to SET channels:

Echo Type Dominant SET Channel
E1, E2 Spin (structural/harmonic rotation)
E3, E4 Electric (cross‑substrate acceleration)
E5, E6 Thermal (drift/atlas energy)

FFF Lattice#

Echo types map to FFF layers:

Echo Type Dominant FFF Layer
E1, E2 Frequency (resonance patterns)
E3, E4 Fluids (substrate migration)
E5, E6 Forces (drift/atlas pressure)

Pipeline Summary#

06a Triggers ──┐
06b Signatures ─┤
04c ESI ────────┼──→ EC-Read → EC-Classify → EC-Tag ──┬──→ TEL (07)
05a Substrates ─┤                                      └──→ SF (08)
06 Recursion ──┘

file: integration.md
module: Echo Classifier
canonical_id: EC
hsp_section: 06c
role: cross-module-map
status: canon-stable
upstream:
  - { module: "06a Echo Triggers", provides: "trigger_type" }
  - { module: "06b Echo Signatures", provides: "signature_profile" }
  - { module: "04c Echo Strength Index", provides: "esi_level" }
  - { module: "05a Cross-Substrate Echo Matrix", provides: "substrate_count" }
  - { module: "06 Recursion Detector", provides: "recursion_mode" }
downstream:
  - { module: "07 TEL", receives: "classified_echo" }
  - { module: "08 Substrate Flow", receives: "classified_echo" }