What this engine does ఈ ఇంజిన్ ఏం చేస్తుంది

For each calendar day the server computes the planetary picture (geocentric and heliocentric tropical longitudes, daily speeds and retrograde flags, declinations, the lunar node, Moon phase and distance, Mercury combustion), then checks every encoded combination against that sky. Each combination that fires is shown with its direction, the classical reasoning, an orb/method note, and a reliability weight.

How the scores are built స్కోర్లు ఎలా

Every firing rule contributes a weight = category-weight × reliability. Bullish rules push the Bias up, bearish rules push it down; the running tally is squashed through 50 + 50·tanh(Σ/3) into a 0–100 scale (50 = balanced). Reversal sums the turning-point rules; Volatility sums the two-way/choppy rules.

Why some rules show as "corroborating" కొన్ని రూల్స్ ఎందుకు లెక్కించబడవు

Several combinations are refinements of one underlying condition. Counting each independently would multiply a single signal. So within a family (and a given channel) only the strongest rule is counted toward the score; its siblings still appear, flagged corroborating, so nothing is hidden and the tally stays honest.

Approximations & limits పరిమితులు

• Transpluto and Eris (marked approx *) are not in the core ephemeris; they use simple linear models, so rules depending on them are indicative, not precise.
• A few combinations need intraday or indicator data (live MACD, tick action, exact New-Moon-instant aspects). They are catalogued in the Library but cannot be scored from daily positions alone.
• Reliability percentages are editorial priors — not measured accuracies.