Pausanias Analysis

Early Imperial Attestation Count

The number of eligible dated MANTO relationship edges involving the focal place whose latest evidence date falls from 30 BCE through 170 CE.

Stored model field: early_imperial_story_count

How It Is Calculated

Count eligible edges touching the place when evidence_latest_year is between −30 and 170 inclusive. The model-facing import still enforces the strict pre-Pausanias evidence policy.

What a higher value means

More place-related MANTO edges are attested in the permitted early imperial stratum.

Current Model Cohort

These descriptive statistics use the current labelled cohort after aliases have been collapsed to one row per MANTO place.

Examples from the Current Data

Examples are descriptive checks on the calculated feature. Their outcome labels report what Pausanias says; they do not establish that the feature caused survival or abandonment.

Interpretation in the Predictive Model

Its current standardized coefficient is -0.696, pointing toward does not survive. This means that a one-standard-deviation increase changes the fitted log odds in that direction while the other included features are held fixed.

Because the connectedness features are correlated and the model's out-of-fold performance is weak, this is a conditional association—not a standalone ranking, causal effect, or historical explanation.

Related Features

• Hellenistic Attestation Count
• Latest Attestation Year
• Attestation Span in Years

Data Scope

• The feature is calculated from MANTO release 19446255 using evidence dated strictly before Pausanias.
• The current labelled cohort contains 255 distinct MANTO places.
• The prediction target is whether Pausanias reports a place as surviving or not surviving, not its modern archaeological condition.
• Feature values and examples may change when MANTO releases, links, labels, or feature definitions are revised.

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