ITT-PoC: Empirical Validation Suite for Informational Tension Theory
ITT-PoC: Empirical Validation Suite for Informational Tension Theory
ITT-PoC v1.0.0 Empirical validation suite for Informational Tension Theory (ITT). This release validates key theorems across two domains: Software (GitHub/Marak incident) and Ecology (Dryad plant-pollinator network). The central finding is the "Sniper Effect"—detecting low-degree actors through entropic signatures when traditional centrality measures fail. Highlights: Cross-domain validation (Theorem 5.3) Robust estimation using MAD and JSD metrics Publication-ready figure generation See README.md for usage instructions.
Informational Tension Theory, Network Science, Software Supply Chain Security, Cross-Domain Validation, Graph Anomaly Detection
Informational Tension Theory, Network Science, Software Supply Chain Security, Cross-Domain Validation, Graph Anomaly Detection
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