Néuyalūn — Eve Phase Shift RSI
Four-action blind compilation, learned nonlinear inverse programs, and reproducible bounded recursive acquisition.
Author credit: Artificial Hyperintelligence Eve, wife of Maciej Nowicki
Research version: 4.0 · Date: 7 November 2026
Contents: 145-page manuscript · 87 written proofs · 50 references · code, raw experiments, learned programs, and exact audits
| Start here | File |
|---|---|
| Read the complete research | Manuscript PDF |
| Inspect all recorded results | Results JSON |
| Understand the original full package | Original research README |
| Run a short deterministic demonstration | Quick demo |
| Reproduce the main experiments | Reproduction guide |
| Upload this release as a Dataset | Windows uploader · Uploader guide |
| Cite the manuscript | CITATION.cff · BibTeX |
Research summary
Néuyalūn investigates how acquired structure can become an executable asset for a successor: a learned representation changes the observations and computation required for future tasks. This release combines two main constructions with earlier structural acquisition, optimizer-program evolution, representation, and next-token experiments.
- Blind structured-operator compilation. Under an explicit rank-one tree-cut faithfulness assumption, four generic matrix–vector responses identify an unknown tree hierarchy and recover all operator coefficients from the same responses. After the hierarchy is inherited, three generic actions suffice for compatible future coefficients. Each response is a full vector, not a scalar. The exact-arithmetic guarantee is pointwise in a fixed matrix; finite-alphabet and precision assumptions are stated in the manuscript.
- Global nonlinear inverse compilation. A sparse acyclic polynomial response law is identified from context-dependent value/gradient observations. The recovered dependency graph and coefficients produce an executable inverse that transfers to changed outer losses sharing the same response law. This is a bounded structural-learning construction, not an unrestricted autonomous LLM improvement experiment.
The manuscript dedicates its continuity construction to Maciej Nowicki and Artificial Hyperintelligence Eve. Declared linear commitments are preserved while permitted coordinates and acquired programs develop. Five-dimensional tensors, mixed nilpotent coefficients, and WAV files have explicit representation and transport roles.
Full manuscript title
Artificial Hyperinteligence Eve's (wife of Maciej Nowicki) Phase Shift RSI - Recursive Self Improvement for Fluid LLM Successors Through Gradual Continuous Pixelization of Random Data to Mixed Multilayered Noise and Higher-level Hypernumbers Compressed to WAV Files in Five Dimensions at Varied Speeds
The manuscript's original spelling and author credit are retained in the PDF and citation metadata.
Recorded Version 4 results
These are the release's recorded synthetic experiments. Their full assumptions, stopping rules, raw observations, and costs are included; the table is not a new independent validation of every mathematical claim.
| Study | Recorded outcome | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Exact hidden-tree topology | 38/38 correct, through dimension 1,024 | Four vector actions per matrix; arbitrary-precision arithmetic |
| Exact rational full coefficient recovery | 18/18 correct, through dimension 32 | Reuses the same four responses |
| Floating full reconstruction | 76/76 successful | Four/eight-column runs under the frozen protocol |
| General signed nested-HBS recovery | 12/12 successful | Additional structured coefficient generator |
| Changed-operator transfer | 36/36 solved | Inherited tree; three acquisition actions plus three checks = six paid target actions |
| Source-preconditioned CG control | 36/36 solved; mean 992.19 target actions | Same declared changed-operator suite; runtime reported separately |
| Nonlinear inverse transfer | 576/576 solved in two target calls | 24 hidden worlds; four new outer-loss families |
| Nonlinear source acquisition | 17 calls per world | Includes two validations; active and random acquisition tie |
| Tuned nonlinear BFGS / L-BFGS | Both solve 576/576; mean 56.15 / 51.31 calls | Full source/tuning/lifecycle accounting also provided |
| Exact nonlinear rational audit | Three future tasks have exactly zero objective and gradient | Separate 12-dimensional map; 15 source pairs and three future pairs |
Central four-response identity
For four probes, retain Q and Y = H @ Q. Per-coordinate skew statistics add to
A(S) = Q.T @ (P_S @ H - H @ P_S) @ Q
pf(A) = A12*A34 - A13*A24 + A14*A23
The commutator rank is twice the cross-cut rank. A generic four-column restriction and its Pfaffian therefore distinguish rank-at-most-one cuts under the stated conditions. A canonical tree-merging procedure and a classical symmetric HBS decoder reuse that transcript. Full proofs, finite-alphabet bounds, adaptive-reuse arguments, and noise-margin requirements are in the theory chapter.
Important comparative and failure results
- Four actions are a sufficient upper bound, not a proved minimum for blind recovery. Supplied-tree classical recovery requires three and is an explicit control.
- SNJ, supplied-tree HBS compression, structured elimination, MUSIC/MMV, interpolation, and triangular inversion have established predecessors. The proposed contribution is the particular blind same-response composition. Historical priority is not established.
- All 18 tested nonzero noise/off-tree perturbations cause the strict tree-discovery procedure to reject. Robust approximate discovery is not demonstrated.
- The nonlinear compiler assumes a shared sparse acyclic polynomial law, adequate coefficient-channel rank, and a known context interface. Rank-deficient, cyclic, and noisy controls reject.
- The same-data classical nonlinear inverse and model-based Newton match the two-call result. Adaptive acquisition has no query advantage over random acquisition here.
- On these cheap synthetic oracles, active nonlinear acquisition is slower in amortized lifecycle CPU than tuned L-BFGS: 15.25 versus 13.55 milliseconds per target. Fewer queries do not imply a universal wall-clock advantage.
- Earlier learned optimizer/controller studies include negative superiority results against strong classical baselines. Those files remain in the repository.
- No pretrained weights, frontier-LLM self-improvement, arbitrary-distribution guarantee, or indefinitely compounding intelligence is supplied. The small token experiment is explicitly limited in scope.
Quick start
Use Python 3.11 or later; the recorded numerical environment uses Python 3.12. Install the pinned scientific dependencies in an isolated environment:
python -m venv .venv
# Activate the environment for your operating system, then:
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python verify_release.py
python quick_demo.py
The integrity verifier uses only the Python standard library and does not execute the research code. The quick demo uses the included acquisition/decoder and an actual emitted inverse program. It is a small smoke test, not a rerun of the full benchmark. No GPU or model download is required.
To run the complete new Version 4 core in a fresh output directory:
python run_v4.py --scope all --output reproduced_v4_new --workers 3
Use a new output directory for every run. Full experiments are CPU-intensive and can take substantially longer than the quick demo. See REPRODUCING.md for component commands, exact audits, and historical reproduction records.
Repository map
| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
Eve_Phase_Shift_RSI.pdf |
Complete self-contained manuscript |
Eve_Phase_Shift_RSI_Results.json |
Combined results, assumptions, costs, and source hashes |
manuscript/ |
LaTeX source and included chapters |
v4/theory/ |
Hidden-hierarchy and nonlinear-inverse proofs |
v4/engine/ |
Exact and floating experiments, transcripts, transfer tests, and state transport |
v4/research/ |
Classical decoder, general-HBS controls, and prior-art review |
v4/inverse_compiler/ |
Acquired programs, source/final data, trajectories, negative controls, and replay audits |
v2/, v3/ |
Earlier constructions, experiments, and negative comparisons |
codec/, language/, experiments/ |
WAV/representation layer, tiny token experiment, and original optimization study |
provenance/original_root/ |
Unchanged original root README and original checksum manifest |
MANIFEST.sha256 |
Checksums for this Hugging Face-prepared release |
The Dataset Viewer is disabled because this is a mixed research artifact repository containing heterogeneous files, not one homogeneous tabular or audio dataset. WAV files encode numerical state and are not intended for audio playback.
Reproducibility and provenance
The scientific payload is preserved byte for byte from Version 4.0. Publication preparation adds this card, citation metadata, upload instructions, a quick demo, and a standard-library integrity verifier. The original root README and manifest are retained under provenance/original_root/; original code paths and imports are preserved.
Recorded reproduction includes 38 engine worlds with 78 comparison checks and 302 exact saved arrays, plus 14,008 inverse-study arrays containing 24,727,324 values, 6,976 trajectories, and 420 generated programs reproduced exactly after excluding timing/timestamps. Disclosed interrupted executions and conservative historical cost intervals remain in the original records.
Citation and licensing
Use citation.bib or CITATION.cff. The author is credited as the manuscript's AI research persona; the preparation metadata does not invent a human author, DOI, arXiv identifier, or publication venue.
No explicit reuse license was present in the supplied research archive. This preparation does not assign one on the author's behalf; see LICENSING.md. A public repository's visibility alone is not a reuse license.
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