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| # FNE–AXIOMESH v0.2.0 — Hugging Face release notes | |
| ## Major additions over the earlier ESRE kernel | |
| - Counterfactual Quotient Weaving (CQW) as the central architecture transaction. | |
| - Capability-induced memory revalidation: newly learned operations can make previously discarded distinctions computationally necessary. | |
| - Exact finite-linear construction of the minimal Fractal Tether. | |
| - Recursive fracture and root regeneration without retaining internal parent seeds. | |
| - Query-relative exact recoverability certificates and ambiguity witnesses. | |
| - Minimum-rank evidence acquisition under the declared observation family. | |
| - Non-averaging mixed-operation Unison tests. | |
| - Robust evidence ledger and strong-baseline reporting. | |
| ## Evidence summary | |
| - 77 automated tests pass. | |
| - Five seeded runs are included. | |
| - Proposed finite pipeline and strong pooled algebra baseline both achieve 10,000/10,000 held-out composition predictions. | |
| - 4,500 controlled erasure trials produce no false recovery certificates within the tested exact-erasure model. | |
| - 1,000 exhaustive finite-fiber identifiability checks are included. | |
| ## Important negative result | |
| The strongest conventional finite learner ties the principal prediction result. Therefore this release does **not** establish an intelligence advantage, superlinear recursive self-improvement, or a new RSI class. | |
| ## Primary research question for the next release | |
| Does jointly selecting an executable abstraction and its future regeneration obligations outperform abstraction learning followed by independently optimized repair under strictly equal total resources? | |
| ## Agent and Expert Support edition (0.2.0-hf2) | |
| - Added data-only JSON revalidation, compilation, and frozen-recovery interface. | |
| - Added `AGENTS.md`, capability/request schemas, `llms.txt`, research index and a machine-readable claim ledger. | |
| - Added expert proof-to-code mapping, assumption audit, falsification targets and an unfilled review template. | |
| - Added a proposed equal-resource joint-versus-separate selection protocol. | |
| - Added offline hash/link/JSON validation and uploader tests for integrity, bounded retries and dry-run behavior. | |
| - Updated Windows launcher to support `py -3` and retained visible error handling. | |
| - Kept scientific source, original tests, manuscript and recorded experiment data unchanged. | |
| - No neural training, new benchmark advantage, human peer review, priority clearance or publication is claimed by this edition. | |
| The original 77 tests and the new support checks are reported separately in `results/agent_expert_qa.json`. Seed directory names are RNG labels, not later calendar dates. | |
| ## Dataset distribution (0.2.0-hf3-dataset) | |
| - Changed the uploader default and all default instructions to dataset repositories. | |
| - Added dataset-card metadata and an explicit five-row experiment-results subset. | |
| - Added a data dictionary and provenance-preserving normalized JSONL export. | |
| - Preserved agent support, expert support, manuscript and original research evidence. | |
| - Added a check that the uploader defaults to the dataset namespace. | |