G.2:4.7 - Optional atlas interpretation of a declared palette

Use TraditionAtlasView only when the reader needs several derived views or interpretive qualifiers together to understand a grouping, omission risk or comparison boundary. Otherwise use the palette and its declared front, archive or shortlist, or the thinner DeclaredSubstrateInterpretiveView. A naming-only question belongs to F.18.

TraditionAtlasView specializes DeclaredSubstrateAtlasView under A.19.DECLARED-SUBSTRATE-INTERPRETIVE-VIEW and retains that declaration by value: the base palette, active source set or result, TypedSetViews when several declared views are combined, the space/map references and interpretive qualifiers actually used, and the reason the thinner view is insufficient. Cite SearchSpaceRef or OutcomeSpaceRef for the corresponding declared spaces. Add SpaceMetricRef, TransitionRelationRef and BridgeDistortionNote only for the comparison, reachability, transition or cross-scale claim that needs them. An OutcomeMapRef identifies a mapping from the stated result into an outcome/effect space; it does not turn the palette or result into that space. Their formal claims retain their own governing definitions.

If the interpretation changes the base source-to-outcome relation or its distortion, reopen the substrate declaration. Different atlas views may use different spaces, metrics, relations or mathematical traditions; one view does not settle those choices for every other view.