📖 Overview
Temporal Drift Correction Index (TDCI)
"Reality is delayed. CHRONOS-AI synchronizes the truth." — Samir Baladi, April 2026
CHRONOS-AI introduces the first physics-informed AI framework for quantitative characterization and correction of temporal drift in high-velocity scientific monitoring systems — the Temporal Drift Correction Index (TDCI). Built on seven orthogonal physico-informational descriptors spanning Lorentz-analog coupling efficiency, adaptive kinematic resilience, causal signal density, event-tensor navigation fidelity, causal event integrity, temporal drift field fractal dimension, and noise-coherence inhibition.
92.3%
TDCI Accuracy
44-platform cross-validation
94.1%
Failure Detection
False alert: 3.6%
41 days
Early Warning
Mean lead time
3,916
TEUs
10 years · 44 platforms
TDCI
Temporal Drift Correction Index
TDCI = 0.22·γ_eff* + 0.19·E_k* + 0.17·ρ_cs* + 0.14·σ_nav* + 0.12·CEI* + 0.09·D_tau* + 0.07·NCI*
TDCI_adj = σ(TDCI_raw + β_vel + β_thermal + β_em)
from chronos_ai import TDCIParameters, compute_tdci
params = TDCIParameters(
gamma_eff=0.24, e_k=0.83, rho_cs=0.31,
sigma_nav=0.73, cei=0.88, d_tau=1.84, nci=0.39
)
result = compute_tdci(params, environment='particle_accelerator')
7 Parameters
Seven Physico-Informational Descriptors
| Parameter | Description | Weight | Domain |
| γ_eff | Lorentz-Analog Coupling Efficiency | 22% | Relativistic Kinematics |
| E_k | Adaptive Kinematic Resilience Coefficient | 19% | Thermomechanical Dynamics |
| ρ_cs | Causal Signal Density | 17% | Causal Information Theory |
| σ_nav | Event-Tensor Navigation Fidelity | 14% | Spatio-Temporal Mechanics |
| CEI | Causal Event Integrity Index | 12% | Temporal Coherence Analysis |
| D_tau | Temporal Drift Field Fractal Dimension | 9% | Fractal Temporal Geometry |
| NCI | Noise-Coherence Inhibition Index | 7% | Measurement Degradation |
AI Architecture
Physics-Informed Neural Network + Neural ODE
from chronos_ai import ChronosAIPredictor
predictor = ChronosAIPredictor()
result = predictor.predict(causal_coherence_data, current_params)
Validation Scope
Five Extreme Kinematic Environments
93.9%
Particle Accelerator
0.9999c–0.99999c · 4–300K · 10 platforms
92.8%
Hypersonic Telemetry
Mach 5–25 · 300–11,000K · 9 platforms
94.7%
Deep-Ocean Acoustic
1,480–1,520 m/s · 2–25°C · 11 platforms
90.1%
Quantum Relay
c · -40–80°C · 8 platforms
91.6%
Polar Seismic
2,000–8,000 m/s · -70–10°C · 6 platforms
📦 Installation
Quick setup
git clone https://github.com/gitdeeper11/CHRONOS-AI.git
cd CHRONOS-AI
python bin/run_correction.py --environment particle_accelerator
python -c "from chronos_ai import __version__; print(__version__)"
🔧 API Reference
Python interface
TDCIParameters
Seven physico-informational descriptor container
from chronos_ai import TDCIParameters
params = TDCIParameters(
gamma_eff=0.24, e_k=0.83, rho_cs=0.31,
sigma_nav=0.73, cei=0.88, d_tau=1.84, nci=0.39
)
compute_tdci
TDCI computation with environment-specific normalization
from chronos_ai import compute_tdci
result = compute_tdci(params, environment='particle_accelerator')
print(result.value)
print(result.status)
ChronosAIPredictor
AI predictor with PINN constraints, Neural ODE, and SHAP explanation
from chronos_ai import ChronosAIPredictor
predictor = ChronosAIPredictor()
prediction = predictor.predict(causal_coherence_data, current_params)
print(prediction.days_to_failure)
🧩 Core Modules
CHRONOS-AI architecture
parameters.py
7 Parameters
γ_eff, E_k, ρ_cs, σ_nav, CEI, D_tau, NCI
tdci.py
TDCI
Composite formula + corrections
predictor.py
Predictor
AI prediction with PINN + Neural ODE
monitor.py
Monitor
Real-time monitoring system
ai/
AI Models
Causal CNN, XGBoost, Neural ODE, PINN
bin/
CLI
run_correction.py, reports
👤 Author
Principal investigator
⏳
Samir Baladi
Interdisciplinary AI Researcher — Temporal Physics & Computational Information Science Division
Ronin Institute / Rite of Renaissance
Samir Baladi is an independent researcher affiliated with the Ronin Institute, developing the Rite of Renaissance interdisciplinary research program. CHRONOS-AI is a physics-informed AI framework for temporal drift correction in high-velocity scientific monitoring systems, integrating relativistic kinematics, causal coherence theory, fractal temporal geometry, Neural ODEs, and PINN architecture.
No conflicts of interest declared. All code and data are open-source under MIT License.
📝 Citation
How to cite
@software{baladi2026chronosai,
author = {Samir Baladi},
title = {CHRONOS-AI: Temporal Physics-Informed Neural Networks
for Relativistic Data Correction in High-Velocity
Scientific Monitoring Systems},
year = {2026},
version = {1.0.0},
publisher = {Zenodo},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.19653388},
url = {https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19653388},
note = {Physics-Informed AI Framework for Temporal Coherence}
}
"Temporal event networks in extreme kinematic environments are not passive measurement instruments — they are active information processing systems that sense, integrate, respond to, and transmit information about kinematic state across temporal scales from nanoseconds to months with 92.3% accuracy."