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Information Diversity (IFD)

The viewpoint-diversity of a feed. A monoculture of opinion is as fragile for a mind as a single point of failure is for a network.

Reach & CoverageUnit: indexDaily
Metric ID QH-MET-012 Abbreviation IFD Category Reach & Coverage Unit index Frequency Daily Source Pattern Fabric Classification INTERNAL // QUANTUM-ZONE-TASK-FORCE EYES-ONLY

Interpretation

This metric provides operational visibility into reach & coverage performance. Changes in value should be interpreted in the context of current threat levels and recent counter-operations. GOVERNOR uses this reading alongside related metrics to maintain a composite picture of directorate readiness.

Formula

Diversity of distinct sources and viewpoints reaching a typical user, scaled 0-100; low values flag echo-chamber capture.

Thresholds & Bands

BandRangeState
Diverse≥ 65ok
Narrowing40-65warn
Echo Chamber< 40crit

Data Collection

DATA PIPELINE

Derived from Pattern Fabric event streams. The mesh intercepts, classifies, and timestamps each relevant event; GOVERNOR aggregates the stream into the published value.

GOVERNOR Behavior

AUTOMATED RESPONSE

Diverse (≥ 65): GOVERNOR logs the reading, updates the standing dashboard, and takes no further action. Narrowing (40-65): GOVERNOR escalates to an advisory notification. The on-duty watch officer receives an alert, and the metric is flagged in the next Steward briefing if the condition persists for two consecutive reporting periods. Echo Chamber (< 40): GOVERNOR triggers an immediate escalation. The Steward is notified directly, the relevant department head is paged, and all related dashboards enter amber-alert mode until the reading recovers above the warning threshold.

Related Metrics

Cross-reference. Metric definitions feed the Platform Status board, the Live Command Wall, and the Directorate Analytics dashboard. Threshold violations are routed through the Alarm Escalation framework.
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