Computational Demand Transmission Rate (CDTR)
CDTRRate at Which Demand Successfully Transmits Through Computational Allocation Channels
Proposed hypothesis — not yet testedpublished
CDTR measures end-to-end demand transmission through AI-mediated channels.
By Marco Patrone
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Definition
CDTR measures overall demand transmission effectiveness through AI-mediated allocation channels from signal emission to allocative outcome.
CDTR assesses overall demand transmission effectiveness through AI-mediated allocation from signal emission to allocative outcome.
Conceptual Formula
CDTR = (allocative_outcome / demand_signal) × channel_quality_factor.Methodology
Type
index construction
Data Sources
synthetic
Confidence Level
low
Description
CDTR = (allocative_outcome / demand_signal) × channel_quality_factor.
Limitations
- Demand signal attribution is complex
- Channel quality assessment is heuristic
Key Takeaways
Key Points
- CDTR scales 0-1
- End-to-end transmission measure
- Integrates all transmission stages
Target Audience
policy makerseconomistsfirms
Relevance Tags
cdtrdemand_transmissioncomputational_allocationtransmission_metric
Source Paper
Citation
For the Computational Demand Transmission Rate (CDTR), see HomeSelf Research (2026), The Zero-Click Economy.