Bhārata Strata · Maharashtra · Akola · morphological twins
Places like cell 4670002183
The MH-36 locality cells most similar to this Akola cell across terrain, built form, land cover, climate dynamics and connectivity — ranked by a GUM-confidence-weighted (R24) distance, with the temporal block down-weighted. Each twin is a real cell with its own witnessed dossier.
Twins found
18
across 2 distinct districts
Index confidence
0.94
GUM mean confidence of the anchor (R24)
Dimensions compared
44
morphology-v2 feature dimensions
Closest twin distance
0.073
lower = more alike (weighted)
The twins, closest first
#1 · Akolacell 4670001942
distance 0.073
#2 · Akolacell 4670001654
distance 0.084
#3 · Akolacell 4670001518
distance 0.088
#4 · Akolacell 4670002637
distance 0.089
#5 · Akolacell 4670001834
distance 0.091
#6 · Akolacell 4670001592
distance 0.091
#7 · Akolacell 4670001297
distance 0.095
#8 · Akolacell 4670002105
distance 0.102
#9 · Akolacell 4670000895
distance 0.105
#10 · Akolacell 4670001122
distance 0.105
#11 · Akolacell 4670001651
distance 0.106
#12 · Akolacell 4670002577
distance 0.106
#13 · Akolacell 4670002829
distance 0.107
#14 · Akolacell 4670001784
distance 0.107
#15 · Akolacell 4670001255
distance 0.108
#16 · Akolacell 4670001561
distance 0.109
#17 · Akolacell 4670002410
distance 0.112
#18 · Amravaticell 4680000659
distance 0.112 · cross-district
witness: find_twins — morphology-twin-index-v2 (R24, GUM-confidence-weighted, magnitude-aware, temporal block down-weighted). Distance is the weighted feature distance; lower is more alike. Cross-district twins are the discriminative signal.
Re-witness these twins
curl -s https://api.gridrock.ai/mcp -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-H 'Accept: application/json, text/event-stream' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"find_twins",
"arguments":{"admin_code":467,"cluster_id":4670002183}}}'Scope: the live MH-36 cube. Twins are computed from the sha-verified morphology-v2 vector; the engine supplies no goodness/suitability ranking — only morphological similarity.