This repository serves as the central hub for the implementation and validation of the Logos Omega Gradient framework.
The complete dataset from the Synthetic Validation Suite (SVS) Phase is currently being ingested into the dedicated mapping/synthetic repository. This release validates the Ω-Scanner Statistical Methodology for substrate-invariance and structural hierarchy detection across nine canonical dynamical systems.
Each system below was subjected to 192 independent Ω-map runs, including runs against the Global Shuffle and Block Shuffle.
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Lorenz Attractor (lorenz63)
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Standard Map (standard_map)
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Arnold Cat Map (arnold_cat)
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Logistic Map (logistic)
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Hénon Map (henon)
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Hénon-Heiles Hamiltonian (hamiltonian)
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Relativistic Aberration (rel_aberration)
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1D Ising Model (ising1d)
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2D Ising Model (ising2d_fixed)
Deliverables Per Function:
Raw Data: Raw ΔΩ metric output for all 192 * 9 models (1728 independent Omega Scanner runs)
Summary Data: Consolidated statistical metrics: Mean, Median, σ, and fit parameters
Distribution Plots: Visual distribution of the ΔΩ effect across the 192 * 9 model runs
Repo Location: maps
Initial Testing - single runs: synthetic
Thank you for your patience and interest in the scientific validation of LOG.
Abstract: 2025-09-08
This document records the initial statement of the Logos Omega Gradient (Ω) hypothesis and its first computational evidence.
Let X be a raw token stream and Z = φ(X) a derived alphabetized stream.
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Predictive Information: I(Y; C) = H(Y) - H(Y | C) (The reduction in uncertainty about a future token Y given a context C.)
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Information Efficiency: η(S) = I(Y; C) / Hμ(S) (Ratio of predictive information to entropy rate, i.e. bits per token.)
Criterion for Ω-positivity: A transformation φ is Ω-positive if both of these are true (with 95% confidence):
- Δ I_pred > 0
- Δ η > 0
- IB-layer runs (K=32 clusters) show simultaneous gains in predictive information and efficiency, with bootstrapped 95% confidence intervals strictly greater than 0.
- Topic-label and shuffled controls do not show this dual gain, confirming that the signal is specific, not an artifact.
- Null runs (random labels) return no Ω-signal, strengthening the conclusion.
Together, these results satisfy the Ω-positive criterion at the symbolic level: alphabetization itself tilts noisy streams toward sense-bearing compact codes.
- This repo contains the first recorded computational confirmation of the Logos Omega Gradient.
- The working codebase will be published once it reaches sufficient quality for independent replication.
- This marker establishes priority of idea and implementation path.