Constitutive discovery now asks which variable drives which mechanism: climate-chamber interventions recover the true graph in 7 of 10 runs, observational data in none
Constitutive model discovery now asks which environmental variable drives which mechanism, not merely which candidate terms fit the response. A constitutive model with internal variables is written as a time-unrolled structural causal model, candidate graphs are scored by a weak-form equilibrium gap through the boundary value problem, and climate-chamber protocols count as interventions. On a synthetic perforated plate at about 0.01 px displacement noise, interventional data recover the true graph exactly in 7 of 10 runs, with no attribution error; correlated observational data never do.