dhdna-profiler

To analyze thinking patterns from a writing sample, apply the DHDNA framework to extract cognitive fingerprints by scoring 12 dimensions. This generates a cognitive profile and a narrative synthesis revealing dominant and shadow reasoning tendencies from textual evidence.

A cognitive fingerprint is a mapped thinking style extracted via linguistic analysis of text. It reveals an author's reasoning tendencies by scoring 12 cognitive dimensions, generating a DHDNA profile that highlights dominant patterns and a tension map.

Yes, you can profile cognitive dimensions for academic writing by applying reference presets and advanced profiling context. This tailors the 12-dimension text analysis to accurately map the reasoning topology of technical or scholarly text.

The best way to map reasoning tendencies in dialogue or speeches is to extract cognitive patterns using dimension scoring. This generates a DHDNA profile with a narrative synthesis and tension map, highlighting dominant and shadow thinking styles.

Yes, cognitive profiling works with creative writing by using reference presets to tailor the linguistic analysis. This extracts the author's cognitive style and reasoning topology from narrative text, generating a comprehensive 12-dimension DHDNA profile.