magnitudivaste
Magnitudivaste is a hypothetical quantitative metric designed to capture the combined magnitude and temporal variability of a measured property within a defined system. It is a unitless index when the input signals are normalized, intended to provide a single score that reflects both how large a signal typically is and how much it fluctuates over a given interval.
The term Magnitudivaste fuses magnitudo, Latin for magnitude, with vista to denote a view of extent. The
Development and usage in theory
First formal mentions appear in speculative literature from the mid-21st century, where MV was proposed as
Calculation and interpretation
For a time series P(t) over a chosen window, MV can be defined as MV = sqrt( (mean|P|)^2
Magnitude–variability coupling makes MV useful for contrasting system states, resilience assessments, and regime classification in theoretical