Research outputs

A developing scholarly record.

This page distinguishes current outputs, works in progress, and planned studies so conceptual development is not mistaken for peer-reviewed or empirically validated findings.

Current scholarly work

Manuscript and governed conceptual record.

External pre-submission review

Collective-State Inference: A Multilevel Computational Framework for Collective Awareness in Artificial Intelligence

The theoretical foundation for CSI, integrating emergence, multilevel theory, organizational research, computational social science, and artificial intelligence.

Target journal: Computational and Mathematical Organization Theory

Current stage: Scholarly review prior to submission

Archived and citable

CSI Reference, Edition 0.1

The first archival edition establishes ten canonical articles, construct boundaries, methodological principles, source verification, editorial policy, correction procedures, and reuse terms.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21701697

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Supporting outputs

Materials that make the program inspectable.

Conceptual illustration

Illustrative CSI Operationalization

A hypothetical, synthetic listening-session example showing how CSI differs from simple activity aggregation.

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Scholarly infrastructure

Verified source registry and citation audit

Seventeen source records and a claim-level citation audit supporting the foundational CSI Reference articles.

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Research governance

Integrity, editorial, and correction policies

Public policies governing AI assistance, evidence standards, authorship responsibility, revisions, reuse, and scholarly corrections.

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Planned research outputs

What the program is designed to produce next.

01

Operationalization study

Translate a specific collective construct into observable relational and temporal features with explicit composition logic.

02

Empirical model comparison

Compare CSI models with individual aggregation and simpler activity-based baselines using collective-level labels.

03

Validation and generalization

Test reliability, calibration, construct validity, and robustness across collectives, contexts, and observation windows.

These are planned outputs, not completed studies. Dates, datasets, methods, and public materials will be added only when the work reaches an appropriate stage.

Research status

Follow the program without overstating its maturity.

The Research Program explains the staged agenda. The CSI Reference maintains the governed concepts that current and future outputs will use.

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