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This research aims to develop a continuous parametric framework to assess behavioral profiles, replacing traditional categorical diagnoses.

July 23, 2026Open Access

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IMM Paper 9: RPCS-1 — A Continuous Parametric Framework for Behavioral Profile Assessment

TBTravis Bergen

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This research aims to develop a continuous parametric framework to assess behavioral profiles, replacing traditional categorical diagnoses.
Introduced the RPCS-1 framework based on continuous receiver parameters R=(TI,SG,FT,UE,AR) and stability potential V(R,E).
Formulated the Overlap Theorem to describe comorbidity issues in behavioral assessments.
Outlined five falsifiable predictions and demonstrated identification of parameters in the Path-N3 approach.
Comorbidity was observed to exceed the base-rate product as indicated by the Overlap Theorem.
All five parameters were identified with κ=1.4 and zero confound pairs.
Demonstrated dynamical correspondence at the excitable-RDP universality-class level.

Abstract

RPCS-1 replaces categorical diagnosis with continuous receiver parameters R=(TI,SG,FT,UE,AR) and stability potential V(R,E). Overlap Theorem: comorbidity exceeds base-rate product as mathematical consequence of continuous basin projection. Five falsifiable predictions. Path-N3: all 5 parameters identifiable (κ=1.4, zero confound pairs, O-09-1 closed). Cross-scale: dynamical correspondence at excitable-RDP universality-class level.

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