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01 / CURRENT MEASUREMENT APERTURE
Current Observation
Published score from the active export metric. The aperture is a relative display, not a percentage and not a direct measurement of Internet size.
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OBSERVATION APERTUREACTIVE METRIC PATH
EXPORTED SCORE
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relative to current-series observed range
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CURRENT SERIES
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EVALUATED UNITS
count only · identities are not represented here
02 / SERIES MEMORY
History & metric boundary
Published history points
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LEGACY METRIC PATHCURRENT METRIC PATH
Bar height is scaled only within the active metric path. Legacy-path values are separated and are not used to scale the current series.
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SERIES BOUNDARY
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03 / EVIDENCE BOUNDARY
What the export can — and cannot — say
A published index value, browser-derived series statistics and broader Internet interpretation remain separate.
Observed
- Current published shrinkage score.
- Published count of countries evaluated.
- Published history values, dates, statuses and metric names.
Derived
- Current-series peak is calculated from comparable published points.
- Distinct values are counted only within the active metric path.
- Consecutive value changes are calculated from the active series.
Unknown
- The physical or address-space size of the Internet.
- Which networks, services or users are affected by a score.
- Cause, policy, outage mechanism or broader significance of any change.
04 / PROVENANCE
Method & source boundary
This view adds presentation and simple arithmetic, but no external enrichment or causal interpretation.
Methodology
The current value is read from global.global_shrinkage_index. The aperture width is normalized only against the maximum numeric value observed within that same metric path and must not be read as a percentage. History points with another metric_name remain visible as a separate legacy segment instead of being treated as directly comparable. Statistics are calculated in the browser from the published history export.