RP002A · PLANNED
When history helps prediction
In finite partially observed stochastic processes, when does recursively updated history recover predictive distinctions unavailable in current observation?
Autorite / Research Program
Begin with questions.
Follow the evidence.
An open research program on continuation, representation, reachability and realized history. The first Cycle investigates the testable boundaries of these questions.
Questions before architecture.
Autorite keeps the scope of claims, their assumptions and the evidence that could change them visible. Negative results are part of the research record. The program makes no claim to a completed theory.
We are in preparation. The research framework and implementation rules are documented. Experiments have not begun and no research results have been published.
Cycle 01 research
RP003 · PLANNED
From local to global preservation
When do local continuation and preservation judgments support a global judgment?
RP004 · PLANNED
Branching lineages
Which distinctions are required for continuation claims under copying, branching and merging?
RP005A · PLANNED
Constraints and viable futures
Can targeted restrictions steer horizon-limited decisions away from states with fewer viable future targets?
Recent changes
2026-10-07
Both English sites are live
The knowledge site and open laboratory are publicly available at autorite.org and autorite.net, with verified HTTPS.
2026-10-07
Publish the process before running research
The knowledge and laboratory sites are being prepared before research execution. Both sites will be in English.
2026-10-07
Implementation contracts completed
Research records, Cycle obligations, closure and pre-execution readiness rules were specified.
2026-10-07
The updated baseline selected
The updated publishing architecture takes precedence. The older package remains historical source material.