State
Numerical representation of the system at a point in time.
QGI treats quantitative state, computation, models, uncertainty, experiments and evidence as native cognitive primitives rather than external utilities.
The canonical QGI visual maps cognitive functions rather than biological lobes: observe, model, simulate, predict, optimise, experiment, verify and remember.
Numerical representation of the system at a point in time.
Models of how state changes under time, actions and disturbances.
Physical, financial, scientific and operational boundaries.
Explicit functions to predict, optimise, validate or discover.
Calibrated representation of what the system does not know.
Selection of measurements, simulations or tests that reduce uncertainty.
Lineage from observations and methods to quantitative conclusions.
Persistent hypotheses, results, failures and unresolved questions.
QGI can use language models for interaction, literature synthesis, code generation and hypothesis formation. Numerical authority remains with explicit quantitative computation, measurement, uncertainty and evidence.