Further domain frameworks
These entries retain their own subject boundaries. Their order is for lookup, not a prescribed sequence of work.
Patterns counts the complete pattern bodies in each linked DPF. Text, M characters gives the size of its full Markdown file, including its embedded Reference and supporting sections, in millions of Unicode characters (1 M = 1,000,000), with spaces and original line breaks included and values rounded to three decimals.
| Domain pattern language | Patterns | Text, M characters | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Narrativization and Narrative Studies DPF (NSTD) | 8 | 0.306 | turning selected source structure into a followable narrative while preserving recoverability, evidence limits, agency boundaries, viewpoint choices and source return; human and automated narrativization. |
| Implementation Facilitation DPF (IS) | 7 | 0.194 | agreeing, constructing, adapting and continuing facilitation for an interpretable practice under its actual conditions; working across unequal influence, designing interventions with participants and context, and developing recipients’ further facilitation capability. |
| Decision Design DPF (PSDA) | 18 | 0.792 | problem formulation, ends and means, constructed alternatives, consequence and uncertainty accounts, comparisons and warranted recommendations; engagement, participation, facilitation and follow-up connect those results to their intended use. |
| Research Method Practice DPF (RMP) | 11 | 0.555 | qualifying a research question or answering it from existing sources; comparing approaches and selecting a design; operationalization and sampling; records and provenance; claim analysis and criticism; reproducibility, replication and triangulation; corpus synthesis; revision and return of knowledge contributions; and retention or improvement of research Methods. |
| Defense and Transmission Modeling DPF (DTM) | 9 | 0.158 | dependence and consequences; exposure, uptake and reconstruction; coupled continuation and spread; selection within and among collectives; variant interaction; diversion of shared support; protective targets; and response costs, memory and feedback. |
| Economic Reasoning and Coordination DPF (ECO) | 10 | 0.133 | economic calculation and price response; exchange discovery; resource commitments; private information and incentives; adaptation under dependence; shared resources; local and wider orders; institutional change; and resource use after demand responds to efficiency. |
| Embodied Rhythmics DPF (RHY) | 14 | 0.271 | identifying rhythmic relations; continuous sound and movement with articulation; timing, representations and translation; comparison and transformation; action and cue allocation; shared reference and simultaneous layers; human practice, capability probes and observation; connected cultural uses through Music and Dance Practice Engineering. |
| Explanation Design DPF (EXD) | 6 | 0.134 | explanatory questions and their subject grounds; worked examples and their limits; coordinated expression; responsive dialogue; targeted feedback and another learner attempt; and worthwhile repair for the recipient and task. Includes instructional, technical and advisory, and human–AI profiles. |
| Financial Domain Modeling DPF (FDM) | 5 | 0.105 | financial positions, rights and obligations; boundaries of parties and groups; contractual events and payment flows; effects of approvals, postings and payments; and the contribution of a financial service to a participant’s result. |
| Music and Dance Practice Engineering DPF (MDPE) | 22 | 0.974 | embodied capability; engineered performing configurations and supporting environments; coordination; generation; performance; observation; recognition; learning and transmission; alternatives; local change; style development; and cultural continuation in Music and Dance practice. |
Each complete DPF contains its own Architectural Reference and full pattern bodies. Consult that account when the framework’s arrangement, common conditions or connected use need explanation. A sufficient individual pattern can be used directly.