Reality Evaluation Interface
The Reality Evaluation Interface (REI) is a Moravax diagnostic framework that evaluates perceptual alignment between observed conditions, evidentiary signals, and interpretive models. REI analyzes how individuals and institutions perceive, compress, distort,
or stabilize representations of reality under pressure.
Analytic Functions
Perceptual Fidelity Index
Measures divergence between empirical reference signals and subjective interpretation models.
Context Stability Matrix
Analyzes how contextual framing alters interpretive accuracy and emotional neutrality.
Epistemic Coherence Engine
Evaluates internal consistency of belief structures and narrative models under stress conditions.
Truth–Distortion Differential
Quantifies information warping through omission, bias, or perceptual compression.
Structural Reality Mapping
Maps objective reference anchors against subjective and institutional world models.
Operational Model
Diagnostic Output → Cross-System Integration
Observed Contexts
Media & Information Analysis
Evaluates framing integrity and perceptual stability
across public information environments.
Cognitive Forensics
Analyzes perceptual drift and distortion during
testimony, negotiation, or crisis conditions.
Institutional Calibration
Examines interpretive alignment within human and
machine decision-support systems.
Epistemic Risk Analysis
Models conditions under which collective misperception
and blind-spot formation emerge.