Formalization of a model analyzes glyphic corpora, indicating potential applications in archaeological studies.
In preceding works [Yelistratov, 2026a; 2026b; 2026c], structural invariants were extracted from the glyphic corpus of the Central Panel of the Temple of the Inscriptions (N=140, d=2), including a set of stratifications, the generative sequence E, and the structural capacity vector {16, 140, 480}. The present work formalizes the model underlying these results. The model defines a taxonomy of objects (glyphic corpus as an ordered sequence of discrete signatures, sign set, stratification, generative sequence, vector), two types of algorithms (predefined and induced), and an iterative procedural framework with a self-enriching registry. Calibration is performed in the form of three passes of the framework, reproducing the results of the preceding studies. The horizon for applying the model to the sarcophagus and flanking panels of the complex is outlined.
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