Hemispheres: step-1 checkpoints

Weights for the step-1 synthetic-world runs of Hemispheres, a language model that keeps its knowledge in a separate, editable store and reads it inside the forward pass. Each run directory holds config.json (every training flag, seed and model shape) and MLX safetensors checkpoints.

The run records (metrics, per-question evaluation outputs, data fingerprints), the comparison report and the code to load and evaluate these weights are in the project repository, under results/step1/.

run arm params checkpoints sha256
context-a context 25.5M final, latest ae48aaa6bc50
dense-a dense 25.5M final, latest 81e8eb4ac912
dense-a-k100 dense 25.5M final, latest c2535e281e08
dense-a-to-b dense 25.5M final, latest 17c630e69033
latent-a latent 29.2M final, latest f4f3b1fbe96a
latent-a-all latent 29.2M final, latest 57dc7d12714c
latent-multi latent 29.2M final, latest 1b2490e51d93
latent-multi-nohop latent 29.2M latest dc2494c38336
lookup-a lookup 25.5M final, latest e06385a28712
pip install -e '.[hub]'
python -m hemispheres.records fetch latent-multi          # into runs/latent-multi/, sha256-checked
python -m hemispheres.synth.build --name world-b --index 1 --edits 1,100,1000
python -m hemispheres.evaluate --run runs/latent-multi --data data/world-b --sets all --n 300

Models are 25.5M (dense, lookup, context) or 29.2M (latent) parameters, fp32, trained from scratch on generated worlds. They are research artifacts for the synthetic task, not general-purpose language models.

Released under the MIT license (see LICENSE).

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