Clarus Coherence Framework
Clarus develops coupling-based coherence datasets that model how complex systems remain stable, fragment, and recover under stress.
Most analytics optimize components in isolation.
Clarus models interaction geometry — where instability actually begins.
The framework operates across five layers:
Coherence Detection
Baseline stability and early drift detection
System Coupling
Pair, triadic, and quad-node interaction modeling
Collapse Geometry
Non-linear cascade and failure surface prediction
Recovery Orchestration
Intervention sequencing under pressure
Governance & Steering
Decision topology across interacting systems
Multi-Node Coupling Model
At the core is coupling geometry.
Pair interactions reveal local strain
Triads expose instability loops
Quad coupling predicts systemic events
Blackouts.
Capacity overload.
Trial failure.
Market disruption.
These events are coupling failures — not isolated errors.
What Each Release Includes
Structured datasets
Coherence scorers
Cascade prediction models
Stress-test and simulation primitives
All datasets are designed for reproducible evaluation and cross-domain comparison.
Research and Enterprise Collaboration
Clarus is building:
Production-scale coherence monitoring infrastructure
Large multi-domain coupling datasets
Quad-coupling and network-level models
Real-time drift detection systems
Custom coherence scorers for deployment environments
We welcome collaboration on:
Large domain datasets
Enterprise monitoring pipelines
Custom scorer development
Red-team and stress-test frameworks
Cross-domain coupling research
Contact
For enterprise partnerships or dataset co-development:
Contact: [team@loopwell.ai]
Please include organization and domain of interest.