Logistic r=3.9 (Near-Full Chaos)

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What It Is

Logistic map at r=3.9 --- nearly full chaos but with thin gaps in the attractor revealing remnants of periodic windows

Interpretation

Standard analysis sees: bounded / light-tailed; anti-correlated (alternating); blue spectrum (high-frequency power); time-irreversible (slow rise, sharp collapse); homoskedastic; monofractal; stationary. The atlas additionally detects deterministic chaos.

What standard analysis sees
tail heaviness0.13
asymmetry0.19
occupancy0.75
short-range corr0.06
long-range memory0.17
spectral colour0.95
periodicity0.25
complexity0.42
time-irreversibility0.07
volatility clustering0.07
multifractality0.07
dimensionality0.84
nonstationarity0.14
What the atlas adds
deterministic chaos+5.9z
positive largest Lyapunov exponent — nearby trajectories diverge exponentially (sensitive dependence)
discrete-map biased — continuous-flow chaos (Lorenz) reads weak; spiky arithmetic sources can false-positive on the finite-time estimate
Atlas-extreme metrics the standard bank can’t predict for this source
Bispectrum:coupling_frequency_centroid+2.6zbank-miss 1.1σ

Composition

dtypefloat64
range[0.09506, 0.975]
unique values16384 / 16384
mean ± std0.591 ± 0.3

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Atlas Position

Nearest neighborDistance
Uniform Chaos (Logistic Scramble)2.97
Henon Near-Crisis (a=1.2)3.58
Henon Map3.61

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Which Geometries Light Up

Attractor ReconstructionAttractor Reconstruction:lyapunov_maxrank 3/2980.4859
BispectrumBispectrum:coupling_frequency_centroidrank 3/2980.6752
Ordinal PartitionOrdinal Partition:statistical_complexityrank 2/2980.1038
Penrose (Quasicrystal)Penrose (Quasicrystal):phi_towerrank 295/298-1.7230
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