dhdna-profiler

To analyze thinking patterns from text, this skill extracts cognitive fingerprints by mapping reasoning across 12 dimensions, scoring each from 1 to 10 to reveal an author's decision-making style and cognitive signature.

A cognitive fingerprint is a detailed profile of an author's reasoning style generated from their text. Narrative synthesis works by mapping dominant and shadow patterns alongside tension pairs to summarize the extracted thinking topology.

You can compare the reasoning styles of different authors by inputting their texts into the comparison mode. The skill evaluates the 12 cognitive dimensions side-by-side to highlight contrasting decision-making styles and thinking patterns.

Yes, you can perform a self-profile analysis by inputting your own writing, speeches, or documents. The skill scores your text across 12 cognitive dimensions to identify your dominant reasoning patterns and authorial cognitive traits.

The 12 cognitive dimensions are the specific scoring criteria used to map reasoning topology and decision-making styles from text. Each dimension is scored from 1 to 10 to generate a comprehensive cognitive profile.

Writing, speeches, and documents work best for extracting cognitive signatures and thinking patterns. The text analysis maps authorial reasoning and decision-making styles across 12 dimensions to generate an objective cognitive profile.