BHI 3.1·Q3 2026 Bulletin
Published Jul 5 2026·Spearman ρ = 0.79·Validation: preliminary
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Movers · Q3 2026 · Jul 5 2026
§ CORRELATION · PARAMETER INTERDEPENDENCE · 184 PLATFORMS

Parameter Correlation Matrix

Pearson correlation across all 184 platforms for each pair of the 11 structural parameters. Strong positive correlation means the parameters tend to co-occur; negative means they trade off.

DATAMEMACTPROCNETCLOSEPORTSUBFALLORGMOMDATAMEMACTPROCNETCLOSEPORTSUBFALLORGMOM1.000.760.560.610.330.61-0.64-0.52-0.610.620.250.761.000.530.630.220.44-0.74-0.57-0.680.580.110.560.531.000.740.310.52-0.58-0.55-0.680.630.390.610.630.741.000.370.60-0.78-0.79-0.860.810.130.330.220.310.371.000.44-0.28-0.42-0.300.290.150.610.440.520.600.441.00-0.57-0.54-0.550.440.25-0.64-0.74-0.58-0.78-0.28-0.571.000.820.83-0.62-0.14-0.52-0.57-0.55-0.79-0.42-0.540.821.000.86-0.72-0.13-0.61-0.68-0.68-0.86-0.30-0.550.830.861.00-0.79-0.100.620.580.630.810.290.44-0.62-0.72-0.791.000.050.250.110.390.130.150.25-0.14-0.13-0.100.051.00
−1.0 (negative)
+1.0 (positive)

Interpretation

Parameters within the same group (Capture: d, m, a, p, n, c; Escape: x, s, h) tend to correlate positively — platforms that score high on one capture dimension typically score high on others. The strongest structural signal is between Capture and Escape groups: platforms with deep capture surfaces tend to have suppressed escape vectors, confirming that B = Capture / Escape captures a real structural asymmetry, not random noise.