Kepler Exoplanet

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What It Is

Kepler confirmed transiting-exoplanet light curve. Long-cadence (~30 min) PDCSAP flux with periodic transit dips.

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: left-skewed. The atlas finds no named structure, but the source is distinctively extreme on Zipf–Mandelbrot (8-bit):entropy_nonstationarity (+4.7z) — beyond what the standard bank predicts for it. It sits beside BTC Range in the atlas (standard-bank rank 25) — a neighbor conventional features miss.

What standard analysis sees
tail heaviness0.71
asymmetry0.10
occupancy0.58
short-range corr0.60
long-range memory0.73
spectral colour0.42
periodicity0.56
complexity0.74
time-irreversibility0.78
volatility clustering0.60
multifractality0.67
dimensionality0.50
nonstationarity0.77
What the atlas adds
Atlas-extreme metrics the standard bank can’t predict for this source
Zipf–Mandelbrot (8-bit):entropy_nonstationarity+4.7zbank-miss 1.4σ
Predictability:entropy_decay_rate+2.5zbank-miss 1.4σ

Composition

dtypefloat64
range[0, 1]
unique values13383 / 16384
mean ± std0.611 ± 0.135

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Atlas Position

Nearest neighborDistance
Kepler Non-planet2.73
BTC Volume3.47cross-origin
BTC Range3.84cross-origin

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Which Geometries Light Up

Predictability › Predictability:entropy_decay_raterank 5/3060.1178
Zipf–Mandelbrot (8-bit) › Zipf–Mandelbrot (8-bit):entropy_nonstationarityrank 4/3060.5581
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