AEC — Axiomatic Engine Cycle v0.1 — Initial Specification Draft

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contents <p>The Axiomatic Engine Cycle (AEC) is a formal framework specifying the chain-matched processes by which an agent performs an externally integrative and internally unifying operation. It originated in the FMI framework as the Axiomatic Correspondence Engine (ACE) — a single compass mechanism for directional alignment — and evolved across ACT, NUMEN, and MIM into a six-engine cycle designated CAPCOM-E.</p> <p>AEC is related to PACAD (Profiles with Axiomatic Canons and Domains) by complementary core concerns:</p> <p>•       AEC's core concern: ARE — recursion; AEC governs the process layer.</p> <p>•       PACAD's core concern: AME — mapping; PACAD stabilizes the representational layer.</p> <p>•       DQEP's core concern: ACE — correspondence; governs evidence qualification.</p> <p>•       DIAD's core concern: ABE — bridging; governs session-level architecture.</p> <p>AEC and PACAD coordinate through APE and the ARE-engine output. AEC drives processes; PACAD stabilizes what those processes produce.</p>
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spellingShingle AEC — Axiomatic Engine Cycle v0.1 — Initial Specification Draft
Brown, Cameron
Artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence/standards
Artificial Intelligence/trends
Artificial Intelligence/classification
Artificial Intelligence/statistics & numerical data
<p>The Axiomatic Engine Cycle (AEC) is a formal framework specifying the chain-matched processes by which an agent performs an externally integrative and internally unifying operation. It originated in the FMI framework as the Axiomatic Correspondence Engine (ACE) — a single compass mechanism for directional alignment — and evolved across ACT, NUMEN, and MIM into a six-engine cycle designated CAPCOM-E.</p> <p>AEC is related to PACAD (Profiles with Axiomatic Canons and Domains) by complementary core concerns:</p> <p>•       AEC's core concern: ARE — recursion; AEC governs the process layer.</p> <p>•       PACAD's core concern: AME — mapping; PACAD stabilizes the representational layer.</p> <p>•       DQEP's core concern: ACE — correspondence; governs evidence qualification.</p> <p>•       DIAD's core concern: ABE — bridging; governs session-level architecture.</p> <p>AEC and PACAD coordinate through APE and the ARE-engine output. AEC drives processes; PACAD stabilizes what those processes produce.</p>
title AEC — Axiomatic Engine Cycle v0.1 — Initial Specification Draft
topic Artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence/standards
Artificial Intelligence/trends
Artificial Intelligence/classification
Artificial Intelligence/statistics & numerical data
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19423189