HRIS concept / TAS
Core vocabulary
Trajectory Acquisition & Stabilization
TAS
Useful reasoning paths can become easier to recover and harder to displace.
What it means
TAS models the process by which a promising interactional trajectory is discovered, evaluated, reinforced, compressed, and stabilized. The trajectory is not written into model weights. It becomes increasingly accessible through the evolving constraint structure of the interaction.
What it does
TAS supplies the developmental account of HRIS. It explains how a first successful path can become a repeatable regime and why later sparse cues may recover more than their literal content predicts.
What would test it
Does repeated successful re-entry improve recovery under domain, wording, model, and task perturbations?