Knowledge Genome

Generated: 2026-07-22T15:10:59+00:00

Major Concepts

• composition (31)
• evidence (28)
• perception (17)
• spacing (15)
• architecture (12)
• knowledge graph (11)
• cognition (9)
• typography (9)
• color (9)
• attention (7)
• learning (6)
• wayfinding (6)

Concept Relationships

• perception supports attention
• attention supports hierarchy
• hierarchy supports wayfinding
• spacing supports hierarchy
• color extends hierarchy
• typography extends perception
• ontology organizes knowledge graph
• evidence supports research methodology
• component architecture derived-from composition
• product design related-to human factors
• architecture inspired-by composition

Concept Clusters

Foundational

• composition (31 documents)
• evidence (28 documents)
• perception (17 documents)
• spacing (15 documents)
• architecture (12 documents)
• knowledge graph (11 documents)
• cognition (9 documents)
• typography (9 documents)
• color (9 documents)
• attention (7 documents)
• learning (6 documents)
• wayfinding (6 documents)

Isolated

• human factors (1 document)

Knowledge Lineage

Recommended Canonical Concept Pages

• architecture: product-genome-project-atlas-v1.md
• attention: project-atlas-perceptual-color-genome.md
• cognition: Project_Atlas_Visual_Information_Transfer_Foundations_v1.md
• color: project-atlas-perceptual-color-genome.md
• component architecture: project-atlas-perceptual-color-genome.md
• composition: composition-science-project-constitution-v1.md
• evidence: composition-science-project-constitution-v1.md
• hierarchy: composition-science-project-constitution-v1.md
• human factors: composition-science-architecture-human-scale-and-proportion-research.md
• knowledge graph: Project_Atlas_Visual_Information_Transfer_Foundations_v1.md
• learning: Project_Atlas_Visual_Information_Transfer_Foundations_v1.md
• ontology: composition-science-ontology-v1.md

Interpretation

The corpus is centered on a Composition Science spine, with Project Atlas as the strongest applied branch and Product Genome as a parallel but currently less integrated branch. The repository should therefore model concepts explicitly and treat documents as evidence-bearing nodes attached to those concepts, rather than relying on folder proximity as the main organizing principle.