TRC A Canonical Framework for Symbolic Containment and Trust State Modulation

This paper introduces the TRC (Trust Regulation and Containment) framework, a structured approach to symbolic modulation stability and containment across cognitive, artificial, and linguistic systems. It defines a formal mathematical architecture for detecting symbolic overload, managing entropy, and ensuring trust-state coherence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Published
2025-06-22
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15715517
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Cognitive Computing and Networks
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TRC A Canonical Framework for Symbolic Containment and Trust State Modulation

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Cognitive Computing and Networks
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TRC A Canonical Framework for Symbolic Containment and Trust State Modulation

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Abstract

This paper introduces the TRC (Trust Regulation and Containment) framework, a structured approach to symbolic modulation stability and containment across cognitive, artificial, and linguistic systems. It defines a formal mathematical architecture for detecting symbolic overload, managing entropy, and ensuring trust-state coherence.

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Cognitive Computing and Networks
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