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Tracking — the series

One essay so far on this idea, and more questions about it than one essay answers.
  1. The lag between two rates, measured against the rate. Each dot is one rate: the mean gap between where the grown pattern changed its count and where the static ladder puts that transition, in rungs. Over rates from 9 to 135 nodes per rung the worst is 0.087 of a rung. A lag of one rung would put a dot on the top line.

    The lag that is not there

    A pattern built out of its own history should hold its old parastichy pair past the point where a fresh lattice would have changed, and the gap should grow as the shoot is hurried. Over a fifteenfold range of rate it does not — every transition lands within a tenth of a rung of where the static ladder puts it.

    part 4 · emergence

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