STUDIO LAB BH

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Diagrams

Diagrams from Affective Computational Geometry, tracing relationships between emotion, meaning, perception, action, and color.

Four circles of decreasing size accompany a definition of the emotional system as a generative, evaluative, adaptive, and translational architecture.

The Emotional System

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A wireframe sphere illustrates emotion as a global field condition that configures sensitivity, salience, and responsiveness within a system.

Emotion — Field

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Curved paths radiate from a central mass. Meaning introduces weight into an emotional field, exerting pull on perception and action.

Meaning — Mass

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Two eyes cross a wireframe field with directional arrows, illustrating perception as a path shaped by meaning, curvature, bias, and constraint.

Perception — Trajectory

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Curved paths converge on a point, illustrating action as movement along gradients within the emotional field.

Action — Gradient

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Emotion, meaning, perception, and action form a feedback structure. They correspond to field, mass, trajectory, and gradient, alongside affect as energetic substrate.

Structural Behavior of the Emotional System

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A matrix maps affect, emotion, and sentiment across individual, dyadic, group, and cultural scales, with axes labeled temporal resolution and social scale.

Affective Systems Matrix

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Three intersecting axes map interpretation from negative to positive, activation from dormant to activated, and agency from internal to external.

Meaning Field Model

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Green and orange nodes connect through aligned channels to a yellow mediator within a shared boundary. An indirect channel and an unresolved signal also connect the outer nodes.

Affective Alignment Protocol

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A circle labeled Today is compared with a deformed circle using the expression Today times e to the negative lambda plus XY; lambda is decay constant, X material memory, and Y force applied.

Emotional Temporal Deformation

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Three rows of rectangular pulses show affect at the slowest rate, emotion at a faster rate, and sentiment at the fastest rate. Colored outlines connect intervals across the rows.

Sample Rate of Affect, Emotion, and Sentiment

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Feeling is described as a system sampling itself at multiple rates: affect defines conditions of possibility, emotion organizes temporary structures, and sentiment continuously interprets the present.

Sample Rate — Explanation

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Experiences including nostalgia, falling in love, religion, grief, and fitness tracking are plotted between bounded and high-dimensional mind, and symbolic and embodied attachment.

Generative Meaning Space

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Six concentric color bands correspond to perceptual contrast, survival signal, environmental differentiation, cognitive abstraction, material specificity, and symbolic proliferation.

Social Chromatic Field

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Twelve differently colored versions of one portrait are labeled Happy, Sad, Angry, Excited, Afraid, Loved, Surprised, Desire, Envy, Fear, Interest, and Pride.

Emotional Rendering Relativity

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The word Chromophobia appears in a spectrum of colors behind a white prohibition symbol.

No Chromophobia

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