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Institutional Tension Index (ITI)
In Fiscal Geometry, ITI is not a distinction between budgeted (planned) data and actual (realized) data.
The distinction within ITI occurs within the same set of interaction records.
Arithmetic ITI and Geometric ITI are two analytical readings of the same dataset:
Arithmetic ITI aggregates the same interaction records using scalar rules to produce a numerical measure of institutional tension.
Geometric ITI maps the same interaction records onto the X–Y fiscal plane, expressing tension through spatial structure, shape, density, and clustering.
Accordingly, Arithmetic ITI ≠ planned/budget and Geometric ITI ≠ realized/actual.
The difference between them represents a resolution shift (how the same data are read), not a data-source split.
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