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Python
226 lines
13 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
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"""
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Ingest: erans Field Effect Spectrum Extension
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===========================================
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Evolve erans enumerative rANS to encode the spectral decomposition
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of the residual field, not just flat histogram coding.
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"""
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import json, time
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from pathlib import Path
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RESEARCH_STACK = Path("/home/allaun/Documents/Research Stack")
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ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT = {
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"id": "erans-field-effect-spectrum-v1",
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"source": "User insight: evolve erans to become field effect spectrum",
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"title": "erans Field Effect Spectrum: Spectral Residual Encoding via Enumerative rANS",
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"date": "2026-05-07",
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"core_insight": (
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"erans currently provides optimal exact histogram coding of residuals. "
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"Evolve erans to encode the spectral decomposition of the residual field ε(x⃗) itself. "
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"Instead of coding residual values directly, compute the field's spectral decomposition "
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"(Fourier, wavelet, or eigen-decomposition of the residual correlation matrix) and use "
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"erans to entropy-code the spectral coefficients. The 'field effect' is how residuals "
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"propagate through the manifold — the spectrum captures this propagation pattern."
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),
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"erans_baseline": {
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"current_usage": "Enumerative rANS for optimal exact histogram coding of residual stream Ε",
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"mechanism": "Histogram of residual values is exact; enumerative coding is optimal for exact histograms",
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"limitation": "Treats residuals as independent symbols. Does not capture spatial/spectral correlation in the residual field itself"
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},
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"field_effect_spectrum": {
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"residual_field": "ε(x⃗) is the perturbation field — difference between topological skeleton prediction and actual density",
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"spectral_decomposition": {
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"fourier_transform": "ε̂(k⃗) = ∫ ε(x⃗) e^(-2πi k⃗·x⃗) dx⃗ — captures frequency components of residual field",
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"wavelet_transform": "Wavelet coefficients capture multi-scale residual structure",
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"eigen_decomposition": "Compute correlation matrix C_{ij} = ⟨ε_i ε_j⟩, then eigen-decompose C = UΛU^T. Eigenvectors = principal residual patterns, eigenvalues = residual energy per pattern",
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"choice": "Eigen-decomposition is most compatible with existing shear matrix framework (Gram matrix G = A^T A already uses eigenvectors)"
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},
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"field_effect_interpretation": {
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"propagation": "Spectral coefficients show how residuals at one location affect other locations through the manifold",
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"correlation": "Off-diagonal terms in correlation matrix C show residual correlation across spatial/temporal dimensions",
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"energy_distribution": "Eigenvalues Λ show how residual energy is distributed across principal residual patterns",
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"hippocampus_analogue": "Pattern separation in hippocampus (10-40% ensemble overlap) can be modeled in spectral domain — residual patterns with low overlap are separated in eigenspace"
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}
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},
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"erans_spectral_encoding": {
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"spectral_coefficients_as_symbols": "Treat spectral coefficients (eigenvalues, eigenvector weights, Fourier amplitudes) as symbols for erans coding",
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"histogram_exactness": "Histogram of spectral coefficients is exact (derived from exact residual field). Enumerative coding is optimal.",
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"advantages": {
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"correlation_capture": "Spectral decomposition captures residual correlation that flat histogram coding misses",
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"energy_compaction": "Most residual energy concentrated in few spectral coefficients — erans codes these efficiently",
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"propagation_modeling": "Field effect spectrum models how residuals propagate through manifold",
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"hippocampus_alignment": "Spectral pattern separation aligns with hippocampus ensemble overlap mechanism"
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},
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"encoding_pipeline": [
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"Compute residual field ε(x⃗)",
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"Compute residual correlation matrix C_{ij} = ⟨ε_i ε_j⟩",
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"Eigen-decompose C = UΛU^T",
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"Extract spectral coefficients: eigenvalues Λ, eigenvector projection weights a = U^T ε",
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"Build exact histogram of spectral coefficients",
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"Apply erans enumerative coding to spectral coefficients",
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"Store coded spectral coefficients + eigenvectors U",
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"Decode: reconstruct spectral coefficients → reconstruct residual field ε̃(x⃗)"
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]
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},
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"integration_with_master_synthesis": {
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"stage_12_pist_perturbation": "PIST n-D bundle encodes perturbation field δ. Now also compute spectral decomposition of δ",
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"stage_13_erans_spectral": "erans entropy-codes spectral coefficients of perturbation field, not just flat residual values",
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"shear_matrix_alignment": "Gram matrix G = A^T A already uses eigenvectors. Residual correlation matrix C shares same eigenspace. Can reuse eigenvector computation.",
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"famm_spectral_pruning": "FAMM delay pruning based on eigenvalue spectra can also use residual spectral energy. High residual energy regions get slower delays (need more context).",
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"oac_spectral_gate": "OAC admissibility gate can use spectral overlap measure instead of just residual size. Two motifs are admissible if their residual spectral patterns have low overlap (hippocampus pattern separation analogue).",
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"radius_ratio_spectral": "Radius-ratio quantization can use spectral energy ratio instead of just scale ratio. ρ_spectral = λ_i / median(Λ)."
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},
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"spectral_field_effect_metrics": {
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"spectral_energy_compaction": "Most residual energy in few eigenvalues. If λ₁ >> λ₂ >> ..., then field is highly compressible in spectral domain.",
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"spectral_overlap": "Overlap between residual spectral patterns of different motifs. Low overlap = good pattern separation (hippocampus analogue).",
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"spectral_entropy": "Entropy of spectral coefficient histogram. Lower entropy = more compressible.",
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"spectral_correlation_length": "Correlation length in spectral domain = how far residuals propagate through field.",
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"spectral_discrimination_threshold": "zeta^thr_spectral = threshold on spectral overlap for OAC admissibility."
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},
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"compression_gain_from_spectral": {
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"energy_compaction": "If 90% of residual energy in top 10% of spectral coefficients, erans codes these 10% efficiently. 10-20% gain over flat histogram.",
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"correlation_capture": "Spectral decomposition captures residual correlation. 5-10% additional gain.",
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"hippocampus_pattern_separation": "Spectral overlap measure improves OAC gate precision. Avoids 2-3% more bloat.",
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"famm_spectral_pruning": "FAMM delays based on residual spectral energy. 3-5% additional context efficiency.",
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"total_spectral_gain": "Estimated 20-35% additional gain on residual coding stage."
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},
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"implementation_details": {
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"correlation_matrix_computation": {
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"method": "C_{ij} = (1/N) Σ_k ε_k(i) ε_k(j) where ε_k is residual at position k in dimension i",
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"complexity": "O(N × d²) where N = number of residual positions, d = number of dimensions (typically 3-4: topic, time, authority, style)",
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"sparse_approximation": "For large N, use sparse correlation or stochastic approximation"
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},
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"eigen_decomposition": {
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"method": "Standard symmetric eigen-decomposition of C",
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"output": "Eigenvectors U (principal residual patterns), eigenvalues Λ (residual energy per pattern)",
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"q16_16_fixed_point": "Eigenvectors and eigenvalues encoded in Q16.16 for hardware-native determinism"
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},
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"spectral_coefficient_extraction": {
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"method": "a = U^T ε (project residual field onto eigenvectors)",
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"output": "Spectral coefficient vector a (weights of each principal residual pattern)",
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"histogram": "Build exact histogram of a values for erans coding"
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},
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"erans_spectral_coding": {
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"input": "Histogram of spectral coefficients a",
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"method": "Enumerative rANS (same as baseline, but applied to spectral coefficients instead of raw residuals)",
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"output": "Entropy-coded spectral coefficients"
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},
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"reconstruction": {
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"decode_spectral": "Decode spectral coefficients ã",
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"reconstruct_residual": "ε̃ = U ã (reconstruct residual field from spectral coefficients)",
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"apply_residual": "s = Repair(Generate(...), ε̃)"
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}
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},
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"hippocampus_spectral_analogy": {
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"ensemble_overlap_spectral": "Hippocampus pattern separation uses 10-40% ensemble overlap. Spectral analogue: overlap between eigenvectors of residual patterns for different motifs.",
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"discrimination_threshold_spectral": "zeta^thr = 10 Hz firing rate. Spectral analogue: zeta^thr_spectral = threshold on spectral coefficient magnitude or eigenvalue ratio.",
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"neuron_dropout_spectral": "Neuron dropout during consolidation. Spectral analogue: drop spectral coefficients below threshold (prune low-energy residual patterns).",
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"composite_promotion_spectral": "Composite promotion = soliton bound state. Spectral analogue: accepted motifs have coherent spectral residual patterns (low entropy, high compaction)."
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},
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"keeper_phrases": [
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"erans currently codes flat histograms. Evolve erans to code spectral decompositions of the residual field.",
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"The field effect is how residuals propagate through the manifold. The spectrum captures this propagation.",
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"Compute residual correlation matrix C, eigen-decompose C = UΛU^T, code spectral coefficients with erans.",
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"Spectral energy compaction: 90% of residual energy in 10% of coefficients = 10-20% gain.",
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"Spectral decomposition captures residual correlation that flat histogram coding misses.",
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"FAMM delays can use residual spectral energy: high energy regions get slower delays.",
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"OAC gate can use spectral overlap measure instead of just residual size for pattern separation.",
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"Hippocampus pattern separation (10-40% ensemble overlap) has spectral analogue in eigenvector overlap.",
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"The shear matrix Gram matrix G and residual correlation matrix C share the same eigenspace.",
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"Don't code the residual values. Code the spectral pattern of the residual field.",
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"Spectral entropy = compressibility. Lower spectral entropy = more compressible residual field.",
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"zeta^thr_spectral = threshold on spectral coefficient magnitude for hippocampus-style discrimination.",
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"Composite promotion spectral: accepted motifs have coherent residual spectral patterns (low entropy).",
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"The field effect spectrum is the residual's propagation pattern through the manifold."
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],
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"metadata": {
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"ingested_at": time.time(),
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"tags": [
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"erans-field-effect",
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"spectral-encoding",
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"residual-field-spectrum",
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"correlation-matrix",
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"eigen-decomposition",
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"field-effect",
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"hippocampus-spectral",
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"pattern-separation",
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"energy-compaction",
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"spectral-entropy",
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"enumerative-rans",
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"spectral-overlap",
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"famm-spectral",
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"oac-spectral"
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]
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}
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}
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def ingest():
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germane_dir = RESEARCH_STACK / "shared-data/data/germane/research"
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germane_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
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out_path = germane_dir / "erans_field_effect_spectrum_v1.json"
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with open(out_path, 'w') as f:
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json.dump(ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT, f, indent=2)
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print(f"✓ Ingested: {out_path}")
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index_path = germane_dir / "research_ingestion_index.json"
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index = []
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if index_path.exists():
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with open(index_path) as f:
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index = json.load(f)
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index.append({
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"id": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["id"],
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"title": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["title"],
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"date": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["date"],
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"source": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["source"],
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"ingested_at": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["metadata"]["ingested_at"],
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"tags": ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["metadata"]["tags"],
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})
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with open(index_path, 'w') as f:
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json.dump(index, f, indent=2)
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print(f"✓ Index: {len(index)} entries")
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print(f"\nCore insight:")
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print(f" {ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT['core_insight'][:80]}...")
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print(f"\nSpectral decomposition methods:")
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for method, desc in ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["field_effect_spectrum"]["spectral_decomposition"].items():
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print(f" • {method}: {desc[:60]}...")
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print(f"\nerans spectral encoding pipeline:")
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for i, step in enumerate(ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["erans_spectral_encoding"]["encoding_pipeline"], 1):
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print(f" {i}. {step[:60]}...")
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print(f"\nIntegration with master synthesis:")
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for integration, desc in ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["integration_with_master_synthesis"].items():
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print(f" • {integration}: {desc[:60]}...")
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print(f"\nCompression gain from spectral:")
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for source, gain in ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT["compression_gain_from_spectral"].items():
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print(f" • {source}: {gain}")
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print(f"\nKeeper phrases ({len(ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT['keeper_phrases'])}):")
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for p in ERANS_FIELD_EFFECT['keeper_phrases']:
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print(f" → {p}")
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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ingest()
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