<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Quantified Entity Evaluation (QEE) introduces a minimalist model treating any object, event, or signal as a unit with a numerical value.</li><li>The core formula of QEE is R = ∑(vᵢ), for i = 1 to n, where vᵢ is the numerical value of each entity and R is the total systemic result.</li><li>An example illustrating QEE involves evaluating a message with four components: data, signal, status, and code, resulting in a total reality score of 33.</li><li>The applications of QEE include sensor systems, data fusion, cognitive models, AI weighting, message scoring, and system status estimation.</li><li>QEE works because it does not rely on hidden theory, avoids overcomplexity, generates comparable values, and is scalable to various dimensions or elements.</li><li>The model focuses on structured numeric weights rather than philosophical or abstract concepts.</li></ul>

Quantified Entity Evaluation (QEE): A Minimalist Model of Aggregated Realities

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