Archetype Assignment

Overview

Synthesize outputs from multiple prior analysis phases into a persona archetype classification by evaluating weighted evidence across dimensions, computing fit scores per reference archetype, assigning with confidence, and documenting supporting evidence. The core principle: an archetype is a behavioral pattern supported by converging multi-dimensional evidence, not a label derived from any single analysis -- assignment requires evidence from at least three independent analysis dimensions, and every assignment must carry an explicit confidence score and evidence trail.

When to Use

• Multiple prior analyses have been completed (taxonomy/interest classification, sentiment analysis, engagement scoring, temporal patterns, psycholinguistic profile, personality traits, network/social graph, or similar)
• Need to synthesize heterogeneous analysis outputs into a single persona classification
• Assigning user role archetypes (Subject Matter Expert, Lurker-turned-Leader, Community Gatekeeper, Emotional Support Seeker, Digital Nomad/Generalist, or custom archetypes)
• Building a composite user profile from multi-dimensional behavioral evidence
• Need confidence-scored archetype assignment with documented evidence trail
• Evaluating whether a user fits a reference archetype, a hybrid blend, or no established archetype

When NOT to use: