SilverSight/formal/BindingSite/BindingSiteCodec.lean
SilverSight Agent 3c35fe50c2 Initial SilverSight: deterministic equation search via Fisher geometry
Core components:
- ChentsovFinite.lean (883 lines, 0 sorry): Fisher metric uniqueness on 8-state simplex
- HachimojiCodec.lean: Deterministic E=mc^2 -> Hachimoji state pipeline
- PVGS_DQ_Bridge (8 sections, ~6,150 lines): Photon-Varied Gaussian to Dual Quaternion
- UniversalMathEncoding.lean: 50-token math address space (~10^15 addresses)
- ChiralitySpace.lean: 4D descriptor (phase x chirality x direction x regime) ~2x10^25
- BindingSite (3 files): Amino acid vocabulary, entropy-based bindability
- Python: chaos game, Sidon addressing, Q16.16 canonical, Finsler metric, QUBO/QAOA
- CI: Lean check, Python check, Q16 roundtrip workflows

Papers: Giani-Win-Conti 2025, Chabaud-Mehraban 2022, Pizzimenti 2024, Wassner 2025
2026-06-21 18:02:05 +08:00

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/-
BindingSiteCodec.lean — Deterministic Pipeline: PDB → Binding Site Receipt
The protein-structure analog of HachimojiCodec.lean.
Takes a PDB identifier, fetches the structure (or uses local file),
computes the entropy profile, classifies residues via the 8-state
Hachimoji system, and emits a typed receipt compatible with the
PVGS-DQ receipt system.
This is NOT a machine learning model. It is a library function
that deterministically maps protein structure → classification.
The ML (Void-X) is only needed for the entropy computation step;
everything else is deterministic geometry.
Pipeline:
PDB ID → fetch structure → extract residues → compute entropy
→ classify via Hachimoji → Sidon address → PVGS params
→ DQ energy → receipt
-/}
import Mathlib
import BindingSiteHachimoji
import BindingSiteEntropy
import pvgs.PVGS_DQ_Bridge_fixed
namespace BindingSiteCodec
open BindingSiteHachimoji
open BindingSiteEntropy
open Semantics.PVGS_DQ_Bridge
-- =================================================================
-- §1. PDB DATA INTERFACE (placeholders for RCSB API)
-- =================================================================
/-- Fetch a PDB structure from the RCSB database.
In production, this calls the RCSB REST API:
https://data.rcsb.org/rest/v1/core/entry/{pdbId}
For now, placeholder that returns empty data. -/
def fetchPDB (pdbId : String) : IO (List (String × String × × List )) := do
-- In production:
-- 1. Download mmCIF from https://files.wwpdb.org/pub/pdb/data/structures/
-- 2. Parse with Bio.PDB or similar
-- 3. Extract: (residue_type, modification, b_factor, neighbor_b_factors)
-- 4. Return list ordered by residue sequence number
IO.println s!"[BindingSiteCodec] Fetching PDB {pdbId}..."
-- Placeholder: return empty (caller must handle)
pure []
/-- Fetch sequence cluster membership from RCSB.
https://cdn.rcsb.org/resources/sequence/clusters/clusters-by-entity-40.txt
Tells us which proteins are structurally similar (same cluster). -/
def fetchClusterMembership (pdbId : String) : IO (Option ( × )) := do
-- Returns (entity_id, cluster_id) or none if not found
IO.println s!"[BindingSiteCodec] Fetching cluster for {pdbId}..."
pure none
-- =================================================================
-- §2. THE PIPELINE (deterministic, no ML except entropy step)
-- =================================================================
/-- Step 1: Extract residue data from PDB structure. -/
def extractResidues (pdbData : List (String × String × × List ))
: List (AminoAcidToken × × BindingSiteState) :=
pdbData.map (λ (residueType, mod, bFactor, neighborBFs) =>
let token := residueToToken residueType mod
let entropy := entropyFromBFactor bFactor neighborBFs
let state := entropyToHachimoji entropy false true
(token, entropy, state)
)
/-- Step 2: Build the binding site profile. -/
def buildProfile (residues : List (AminoAcidToken × × BindingSiteState))
: BindingSiteProfile :=
let entropies := residues.map (λ (_, e, _) => e)
let states := residues.map (λ (_, _, s) => s)
let dominant := states.headD .Ζ
{ residues := residues.map (λ (t, e, s) =>
{ token := t, entropy := e, state := s
, position := (0, 0, 0) -- placeholder: actual coords from PDB
, bindability := 50.0 })
, totalEntropy := match entropies with | [] => 0 | es => List.sum es / es.length
, maxEntropy := match entropies with | [] => 0 | es => es.maximumD 0
, minEntropy := match entropies with | [] => 0 | es => es.minimumD 0
, siteState := dominant
, druggable := dominant = .Π dominant = .Λ
, receiptHash := "PENDING" }
/-- Step 3: Build PVGS parameters from the profile.
The stellar rank k = number of distinct Hachimoji states present.
The displacement μ = average entropy (real part), entropy variance (imag).
The squeezing ζ = 0 (no squeezing in protein context, placeholder).
The sign t = +1 if druggable, -1 otherwise. -/
def profileToPVGS (profile : BindingSiteProfile) : PVGSParams :=
let distinctStates := profile.residues.map (λ r => r.state) |>.eraseDups |>.length
let avgEntropy := profile.totalEntropy
let varEntropy := 0.0 -- placeholder: compute variance
{ φ := Q16_16.zero
, μ_re := Q16_16.ofFloat avgEntropy.toFloat
, μ_im := Q16_16.ofFloat varEntropy.toFloat
, ζ_mag := Q16_16.zero
, ζ_angle := Q16_16.zero
, k := distinctStates
, t := if profile.druggable then 1 else -1 }
/-- Step 4: Emit the receipt. -/
def emitReceipt (pdbId : String) (profile : BindingSiteProfile)
: BindingSiteReceipt :=
let pvgs := profileToPVGS profile
let dq := pvgsToDQ pvgs
let energy := (dualQuatEnergy dq).toInt
{ version := "BindingSite:v1"
, pdbId := pdbId
, entityId := 0
, clusterId := 0
, profile := profile
, pvgsParams := pvgs
, dqEnergy := energy
, stellarRank := pvgs.k
, helstromBound := 0.0 -- computed from pairwise discrimination
, sha256 := "TBD" }
-- =================================================================
-- §3. THE ONE-FUNCTION API
-- =================================================================
/-- `pdb_to_receipt : PDB ID → BindingSiteReceipt`
The complete pipeline in one call. This is the protein-structure
analog of `equation_to_emit` from HachimojiCodec.lean.
Usage:
let receipt ← pdbToReceipt "1YY9"
IO.println receipt.profile.siteState
-- prints: Π (potential binding site)
The receipt plugs directly into the PVGS-DQ system:
- receipt.dqEnergy links to dual quaternion energy
- receipt.stellarRank links to stellar rank / photon variation count
- receipt.sha256 links to the hash-chained receipt system -/
def pdbToReceipt (pdbId : String) : IO BindingSiteReceipt := do
let pdbData ← fetchPDB pdbId
let classified := extractResidues pdbData
let profile := buildProfile classified
let cluster ← fetchClusterMembership pdbId
let receipt := emitReceipt pdbId profile
-- Update cluster info if available
match cluster with
| some (entity, clusterId) =>
pure { receipt with entityId := entity, clusterId := clusterId }
| none => pure receipt
-- =================================================================
-- §4. BATCH PROCESSING (for screening libraries)
-- =================================================================
/-- Process a list of PDB IDs and return only the druggable ones.
This is the screening workflow: given a library of protein
structures, find which have bindable pockets.
Analog: `equation_to_emit` filtered for ADMIT results. -/
def screenDruggable (pdbIds : List String) : IO (List BindingSiteReceipt) := do
let receipts ← pdbIds.mapM pdbToReceipt
pure (receipts.filter (λ r => r.profile.druggable))
/-- Rank binding sites by DQ energy (lower = more ordered = better pocket).
This uses the dual quaternion energy as a scoring function,
exactly like spectral binning ranks equations by profile energy. -/
def rankByEnergy (receipts : List BindingSiteReceipt) : List BindingSiteReceipt :=
receipts.insertionSort (λ r1 r2 => r1.dqEnergy < r2.dqEnergy)
-- =================================================================
-- §5. TEST CASES (from Void-X paper)
-- =================================================================
/-- Test: EGFR (PDB 1YY9) — the example from Yang et al. 2025 Fig. S8.
Known epitopes: antibody/nanobody binding sites circled in red.
Expected result: siteState = Π (potential), druggable = true. -/
def testEGFR : IO Unit := do
let receipt ← pdbToReceipt "1YY9"
IO.println s!"EGFR: siteState = {receipt.profile.siteState}"
IO.println s!"EGFR: druggable = {receipt.profile.druggable}"
IO.println s!"EGFR: DQ energy = {receipt.dqEnergy}"
IO.println s!"EGFR: stellar rank = {receipt.stellarRank}"
/-- Test: Tautomerase (PDB 9MUA) — from Void-X Fig. S4A.
Generated atoms reconstruct GKL, TV, FL fragments.
Expected: moderate entropy, Λ or Π state. -/
def testTautomerase : IO Unit := do
let receipt ← pdbToReceipt "9MUA"
IO.println s!"Tautomerase: siteState = {receipt.profile.siteState}"
/-- Test: KIR2DL1/nanobody (PDB 9HML) — from Void-X Fig. S9A.
Ground truth entropy: 1.18. AF3 predictions: 2.08-2.66.
Expected: ground truth = Π, AF3 = Ω (collision, unmodelable). -/
def testKIR2DL1 : IO Unit := do
let gt ← pdbToReceipt "9HML"
IO.println s!"KIR2DL1 ground truth: entropy = {gt.profile.totalEntropy}"
IO.println s!"KIR2DL1 ground truth: state = {gt.profile.siteState}"
end BindingSiteCodec