Visit 1 · T2W · Slice 134
Six scans enter. Candidate pins ignite. Transport filaments form. A shared cranial persistence mesh appears.
This interface is a visual cockpit for the Persistence Engine: candidate phase anchors from multiple MRI scans are projected into a shared cranial mesh, where transport skeletons, pair manifolds, and persistence structures can be inspected across visits and modalities.
Candidate pins from each scan become phase anchors in a shared cranial volume. Transport filaments connect compatible anchors, while pair manifolds and skeleton ensembles preserve the higher-order persistence structure.