
We formalize Triangle-based Geometric Semantic Modeling (TGSM), a novel approach to time-series analysis that encodes temporal transitions as geometric primitives. Consecutive observations are mapped to right-angled triangles, linking time span and change magnitude to a unified measure of movement strength. By organizing these primitives into directional classes and aggregating them across scales, TGSM provides a transparent bridge between raw signals and semantic structure. This framework offers a new lens for interpreting dynamic behavior and establishes an audit-ready foundation for semantic compression, model transparency, and robust feature design in explainable AI. The paper highlights the formulation, key derivations, and potential applications of this approach. Keywords: Time‑series geometry, Triangle primitives, Structural decomposition, Directional transitions, Semantic representation, Multiscale analysis
Time‑series geometry, Triangle primitives, Structural decomposition, Directional transitions, Semantic representation, Multiscale analysis
Time‑series geometry, Triangle primitives, Structural decomposition, Directional transitions, Semantic representation, Multiscale analysis
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