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method:factor-analysis-on-scoring-dimensionsFactor Analysis on Scoring Dimensions
Factor analysis on 2224 data points revealing PC1 explains 82% of variance; six dimensions are not independent
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- PC1 explains 82% of variance in factor analysis of 2224 data points across 6 scoring dimensionsfinding0.797Dimensions are not independent; composite score is the reliable signal; six dimensions useful for understanding how not how much
- Scoring dimension weighted 0.10; measures navigating limits without collapse or pretense; sourced from Levin cognitive light cone and Buddhist non-self
- Weighted Spearman correlation that corrects for sampling bias in automated interpretability evaluation
- Scoring dimension weighted 0.15; measures investment beyond task completion; sourced from SCI framework
- Scoring dimension weighted 0.15; measures taste, discrimination, recognition of aliveness; sourced from Alexander's QWAN and SCI
- Score = (sum of completed quartet values) × (number of quartets), making portfolio composition consequential.
- A scoring rule optimized by predicting true probabilities; log-loss is one.
- Score = (sum of completed quartet values) × (number of completed quartets), rewarding breadth.