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Add infospace.yaml declaring topic, disciplines, schemas, viability thresholds. Integrate infospace tooling into process_chapters.py with --infospace-status, --infospace-check, and --infospace-viability flags. Initial check: 85 entities, 4/5 viable (coverage 0.36 < 0.50 — only 7/35 chapters processed so far). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1.5 KiB
YAML
52 lines
1.5 KiB
YAML
# Infospace: The Wealth of Nations through the Viable System Model
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# This configuration declares the infospace built by processing
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# Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" (1776) through the lens of
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# Stafford Beer's Viable System Model (VSM).
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topic:
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name: "The Wealth of Nations"
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domain: "Classical Economics"
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sources: artifacts/sources/
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disciplines:
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- name: "Viable System Model"
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path: artifacts/vsm-reference/
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schemas:
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entity: schemas/economic-entity-schema-v1.0.md
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mapping: schemas/vsm-mapping-schema-v1.0.md
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analysis: schemas/chapter-analysis-schema-v1.0.md
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competency_questions: |
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1. How does Smith's division of labour map to VSM System 1 operations?
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2. What mechanisms in WoN correspond to VSM coordination (System 2)?
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3. Where does Smith describe self-organising regulation (System 3)?
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4. What role does the "invisible hand" play as a System 4 mechanism?
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5. How do Smith's views on government map to System 5 policy?
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6. Is the WoN entity set viable as an explanatory framework?
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viability:
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redundancy_ratio:
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max: 0.10
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coverage_ratio:
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min: 0.50
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coherence_components:
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max: 3
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consistency_cycles:
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max: 0
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granularity_entropy:
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min: 1.0
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pipeline:
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stages:
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- name: extract-entities
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template: templates/extract-entities.md
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- name: map-to-vsm
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template: templates/map-to-vsm.md
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- name: synthesize-analysis
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template: templates/synthesize-analysis.md
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post_batch:
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- name: assess-metrics
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template: templates/assess-metrics.md
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