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Adaptive Feedback Resonance — OpenEvolve Experiment

Date: June 17, 2026 Status: Complete Seed Score: 0.950 | Best Score: 0.950 (no improvement)

Hypothesis

Russian adaptive feedback devices (Scenar, COSMODIC, AVE/CES) create a resonant loop with the nervous system that static stimulation devices cannot match. The UDIN shock's electrical signature gets "answered" by the device's real-time impedance/conductance reading, closing the clearing loop faster than one-directional static stimulation.

Experiment Design

Key Results

| Scenario | Score | Pass | |----------|-------|------| | High-intensity adaptive edge | 1.000 | ✅ | | Terminal shock adaptive essential | 1.000 | ✅ | | Low-intensity static adequate | 1.000 | ✅ | | Freeze response advantage | 0.667 | ❌ | | Parasympathetic efficiency | 1.000 | ✅ | | Crossover threshold exists | 1.000 | ✅ | | Layered advantage accumulation | 1.000 | ✅ | | Session scaling monotonic | 1.000 | ✅ |

Core Findings

Clinical Application

The adaptive feedback mechanism becomes the clinical rationale tag on every adaptive device entry in the FractalMapper. Clients with high-intensity UDINs (≥0.7) should be routed to adaptive over static modalities. Clients in freeze need nervous system stabilization first.

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