📡 r_Capture.md
Radiology Capture Layer — TriadicFrameworks Canon#
1. Canonical Metadata#
ai.module: Radiology
ai.version: 1.0
ai.purpose: Capture grammar + operators for RTT‑Radiology
ai.keywords: capture, field, layer, signal, noise, drift-signal, coherence-signal
ai.module.name: r_Capture
ai.module.summary: Defines the Radiology Capture grammar and operator set.
ai.module.category: Applied Medicine
2. Session Context#
context-label: Canon
context-value: TriadicFrameworks
context-label: Modules
context-value: Radiology, Medicine, NIST
context-label: Drift
context-value: Temporal + spatial signal change across captures
context-label: Coherence
context-value: Stability of tissue signal and structural behavior
context-label: Format
context-value: Grammar + Operators
context-label: Front door
context-value: r_Capture.md
context-label: Audience
context-value: Radiologists, students, AI models
3. Badge#
[📡 Radiology Capture Layer]
4. Capture Grammar#
The Capture grammar defines the core objects radiologists, students, and AI systems manipulate.
Capture Grammar Terms#
- CAPTURE — raw imaging output (CT/MRI/X‑ray/US/PET)
- FIELD — region of interest (ROI)
- LAYER — structural/density/contrast/metabolic/flow layer
- SIGNAL — measurable intensity or uptake
- NOISE — non‑coherent signal not attributable to anatomy or pathology
- DRIFT‑SIGNAL — change in signal between captures
- COHERENCE‑SIGNAL — stable, predictable signal behavior
These terms form the base vocabulary for RTT‑Radiology.
5. r_Capture Operators#
Operators act on CAPTURE, FIELD, LAYER, SIGNAL, NOISE, and DRIFT‑SIGNAL objects.
1. op_field()#
Select a region of interest (ROI) from the capture.
[
op_field(Capture, Region) = Field
]
2. op_layer()#
Extract a structural, density, contrast, metabolic, or flow layer.
[
op_layer(Field, LayerType) = Layer
]
3. op_signal()#
Measure signal intensity within a layer.
[
op_signal(Layer) = Signal
]
4. op_noise()#
Identify non‑coherent signal not attributable to anatomy or pathology.
[
op_noise(Layer) = Noise
]
5. op_drift_signal()#
Compute signal change between two captures.
[
op_drift_signal(Signal_1, Signal_2) = DriftSignal
]
6. op_stability()#
Evaluate coherence vs drift within a field.
[
op_stability(Field) = (Coherence, Drift)
]
7. op_enhancement()#
Analyze contrast uptake and washout behavior.
[
op_enhancement(Layer_{contrast}) = EnhancementZone
]
8. op_resonance_attach()#
Attach a patient’s resonance profile to the capture.
[
op_resonance_attach(Capture, ResProfile) = Capture^{+}
]
9. op_resonance_predict()#
Predict drift/coherence behavior using resonance profile.
[
op_resonance_predict(Capture^{+}) = (ResDrift, ResCoherence)
]
10. op_vmri_lite()#
Run a micro‑simulation of contrast or tissue behavior.
[
op_{vmri_lite}(Capture^{+}) = (SimPass, SimFail, SimOptimal)
]
11. op_overlay()#
Generate an RTT‑Radiology overlay for teaching or AI assistance.
[
op_overlay(Capture, Drift, Coherence, Enhancement) = Overlay
]
6. Example Usage#
Example — CT Lung Nodule#
Field = op_field(CAPTURE_CT, "right-upper-lobe")
Layer = op_layer(Field, density)
Signal_T1 = op_signal(Layer_T1)
Signal_T2 = op_signal(Layer_T2)
DriftSignal = op_drift_signal(Signal_T1, Signal_T2)
(Coherence, Drift) = op_stability(Field)
Overlay = op_overlay(CAPTURE_CT, DriftMap, CohMap, null)
7. Canonical Flow#
CAPTURE → FIELD → LAYER → SIGNAL
→ DRIFT → COHERENCE → CONTRAST
→ RESONANCE → VMRI
→ OVERLAY
8. DOC_MAP#
r_Capture.md # Capture grammar + operators
r_Drift.md # Drift grammar + operators
r_Coherence.md # Coherence grammar + operators
r_Contrast.md # Contrast grammar + operators
r_VMRI.md # VMRI‑Lite grammar + operators
r_Overlays.md # Example RTT‑Radiology overlays
r_Index.md # Combined Radiology Operator Index
r_Pantheon_Profile.md # Mythic anchor for Radiology
r_Scaffold.md # Full module scaffolding
r_Student_Guide.md # How to perform RTT‑Radiology analysis
r_Tricorder.md # RTT ↔ Starfleet Medicine bridge
9. Module Ready#
This page is now fully scaffolded and ready for use by:
- radiologists
- students
- AI diagnostic systems
- TriadicFrameworks agents
Your Radiology module now has a complete, canonical Capture layer.
