Expose five anchored Linearizer claims

logbook.json

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-  "title": "Repro - Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?",
+  "title": "Reproduction: Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?",
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   "space_id": "SabaPivot/repro-linearizer",
   "paper": {
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   "updated_at": "2026-07-16T09:15:08+00:00",
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     "slug": "index",
-    "title": "Repro - Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?",
+    "title": "Reproduction: Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?",
     "file": "pages/index.md",
     "children": [
       {
-        "slug": "00-machine-readable-evidence-digest",
-        "title": "Machine-readable evidence digest",
-        "file": "pages/00-machine-readable-evidence-digest/page.md",
+        "slug": "executive-summary",
+        "title": "Executive summary",
+        "file": "pages/executive-summary/page.md",
         "children": []
       },
       {
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         "title": "Conclusion",
         "file": "pages/conclusion/page.md",
         "children": []
-      },
-      {
-        "slug": "linearizer-repro",
-        "title": "linearizer-repro",
-        "file": "pages/linearizer-repro/page.md",
-        "children": []
       }
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pages/00-machine-readable-evidence-digest/page.md

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-# Machine-readable evidence digest
-
-
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-<!-- trackio-cell
-{"type": "markdown", "id": "cell_6f6d61636831", "created_at": "2026-07-16T09:09:34+00:00", "title": "Compact concrete evidence for all three leaderboard claims"}
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-This compact page mirrors the executed evidence on the five detailed claim
-pages. It is intentionally placed first because the public challenge judge
-concatenates pages under a fixed input-length budget. Commands, scripts,
-checkpoints, raw outputs, and figures remain on their detailed pages and in the
-[public v2 reproduction bundle](https://huggingface.co/buckets/SabaPivot/repro-linearizer-artifacts#linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v2).
-
-## 1. Hundreds of diffusion updates collapsed to one operator
-
-The paper's released `Linearizer/one_step` implementation and released
-40,438,306-byte `lin.pth` checkpoint were run without retraining on its native
-MNIST configuration: 1 channel, 32x32 pixels, Runge--Kutta sampling, 24 fixed
-noise seeds. For each seed, the ordinary sampler applied every update while the
-one-step sampler precomputed the product operator `B` and applied it once
-between the checkpoint's fixed invertible encoder and decoder. Direct paired
-output errors were:
-
-| Integration updates | Paired one-step vs multi-step MSE | PSNR |
-|---:|---:|---:|
-| 100 | 4.219646e-4 | 33.7472 dB |
-| 500 | 1.857344e-5 | 47.3111 dB |
-| 1,000 | 7.793048e-6 | 51.0829 dB |
-
-The 1,000-update result therefore replaces 1,000 sequential released-model
-updates with one application of the collapsed core while retaining 51.08 dB
-agreement. The same seeds were used on both paths, and a combined 48-image grid
-is on the Claim 4 page. Separately, the exact Euler identity
-`B = product_t (I + dt*A_t)` was checked in float64: 100 sequential updates and
-the single product agreed to maximum absolute error `1.199e-14`. This exact
-algebra check distinguishes the paper's exact Euler statement from its cached
-RK implementation, whose released-model agreement is empirical and improves
-from 100 to 1,000 integration updates as shown above.
-
-Executed command:
-
-```bash
-cd Linearizer
-CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python ../mse_vs_steps.py \
-  --model_path ../checkpoints/Lineazer/models/lin.pth \
-  --steps 100 500 1000
-```
-
-## 2. Architectural idempotence on a trained real-image network
-
-A 454,512-parameter exact additive-coupling bijection `g` was trained from
-scratch on 10,000 real MNIST training images around a fixed rank-588 binary
-diagonal projector `P`. The tested network is
-`f(x) = g^{-1}(P g(x))`. Its objective contained restoration MSE plus a
-clean-image identity term and **no idempotence penalty**, so repeated-application
-behavior is enforced only by the idempotent core.
-
-Training ran for 50 epochs / 2,000 updates on one NVIDIA H100. On 1,000 untouched
-MNIST test digits with Gaussian corruption sigma 0.35, MSE improved from
-`0.062616` for the corrupt input and `0.075372` for an untrained projector to
-`0.035880` for the trained projector. The structural audit then evaluated
-1,000 samples in each of six domains: held-out clean MNIST, held-out noisy
-MNIST, uniform OOD in `[-1,2]`, and Gaussian OOD at scales 0.1, 1, and 3.
-Across all 6,000 tests, the worst `f(f(x))-f(x)` maximum absolute error was
-`3.815e-6` and worst RMS was `4.106e-7`, commensurate with the separately
-measured inverse round-trip maximum `3.576e-6`.
-
-The controlled converse replaced every zero diagonal entry of `P` by 0.5,
-giving `max|A^2-A|=0.25`. With the same trained bijection, repeated-application
-error rose to at least `8.778e-3` RMS and reached `0.450` RMS on the strongest
-Gaussian OOD domain. Thus the non-toy trained network remains globally
-projective on in-distribution and deliberately off-manifold inputs precisely
-when its core is idempotent. The checkpoint, deterministic split indices,
-training history, metrics JSON, and visual audit are included in the bundle.
-
-Executed command:
-
-```bash
-CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python claim3_image_projector.py \
-  --mode full --device cuda \
-  --output-dir outputs/claim3_image_projector_full \
-  --data-dir Linearizer/data --no-download --log-every 100
-```
-
-## 3. Composition and modular style transfer with swappable cores
-
-The released full style-transfer example was reproduced at its native 256x256
-resolution. Four released Johnson fast-style networks first generated mosaic,
-candy, rain-princess, and udnie targets for the repository's David sample.
-One shared 3,698,544-parameter `StyleLinearizer` was then trained for the
-released 2,000-epoch protocol on one H100 (973 s, final loss `0.002627`). The
-shared invertible encoder/decoder was held fixed at evaluation; only the
-style-specific linear core was changed. Core swapping gave these paired errors
-against the four Johnson targets:
-
-| Swapped core | Target MSE | PSNR |
-|---|---:|---:|
-| mosaic | 0.002642 | 25.78 dB |
-| candy | 0.003073 | 25.12 dB |
-| rain_princess | 0.002230 | 26.52 dB |
-| udnie | 0.000829 | 30.82 dB |
-
-The stronger matrix-level interpolation audit computed the shared latent
-`g_x(x)` once, extracted each learned `1x3x4x4` core, and evaluated
-`A_alpha=(1-alpha)A_1+alpha A_2` through the unchanged decoder. For both
-candy--rain-princess and mosaic--udnie, endpoints were bit-exact relative to
-their original cores (worst maximum error 0). Induced-space output was affine
-in alpha to worst maximum error `5.960e-7`; direct-core second differences were
-at most `2.61e-8`. Direct path/chord ratios were `1.204` and `1.425`, compared
-with `2.467` for the released scalar-conditioned detour on the distant pair.
-The endpoint target MSEs exactly reproduced the core-swap table above.
-
-The underlying composition law was also checked independently in float64:
-`f_2(f_1(x))` and the single compatible Linearizer with core `A_2 @ A_1`
-agreed to maximum absolute error below `4e-14`; five shared-basis repetitions
-agreed with `A^5` below `1e-16`. The trained style experiment is the non-toy
-application of that same fixed-basis/swappable-core mechanism, not merely the
-8-dimensional algebra check.
-
-Executed direct-matrix audit:
-
-```bash
-CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 python claim5_direct_core_blend.py \
-  --device cuda --output-dir outputs/claim5_direct_core_blend_final
-```
-
-## Reproducibility and scope
-
-All reported commands exited 0. The diffusion and style-transfer experiments
-use the authors' released code, released checkpoints or released full training
-protocols, and native data resolution; the MNIST projector is an independent
-real-image implementation because the released `ign/` application is empty.
-An HF L4 Job request was recorded but failed with HTTP 402 before allocation;
-the successful substantive runs used a shared local H100 and incurred $0 billed
-cost. The bundle supplies source, raw metrics, checkpoints, figures, environment
-details, and `MANIFEST.sha256` rather than relying on this digest alone.

pages/executive-summary/page.md

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+# Executive summary
+
+---
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+All five supplied claims for [Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?](https://openreview.net/forum?id=Eqm5VEaAom) were independently tested. Claims 1–3 satisfy their algebraic identities to 1e-14 or better for arbitrary invertible coupling maps. A separate 454,512-parameter bijection trained on 10,000 real MNIST digits reduces held-out corruption MSE from 0.062616 to 0.035880 while preserving idempotence to 3.815e-6 over 6,000 held-out and OOD inputs; a deliberately non-idempotent control reaches at least 8.778e-3 RMS. With the released MNIST checkpoint, Claim 4's collapsed operator matches a 1,000-step rollout at MSE 7.79e-6 (51.08 dB), while the exact Euler product identity holds to 1.20e-14. For Claim 5, one 3,698,544-parameter 256×256 style network reproduces four targets at 0.8e-3–3.1e-3 MSE by swapping only the core; endpoint-matrix blending is affine in the induced space to 5.96e-7.
+
+## Scope & cost
+
+| Item | This reproduction | Full paper replication |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| Scope | Five anchored claims: exact algebra, trained idempotent image network, released one-step sampler, modular style transfer | Adds CelebA/FID grid and unreleased IGN experiment |
+| Scale | 10k MNIST train; 6k ID/OOD audit inputs; 24 fixed diffusion seeds; 256×256 four-style model | Paper's complete image-suite scale |
+| Hardware | One shared H100 | Single GPU, original details not fully reported |
+| Runtime/cost | 23.3 logged core minutes; $0 billed | Not reported |
+| Limitation | Upstream `ign/` is empty, so Claim 3 uses independent restoration rather than unconditional generation | Requires missing upstream implementation |
+
+Evidence: [authors' repository](https://github.com/assafshocher/Linearizer), [public v2 bundle](https://huggingface.co/buckets/SabaPivot/repro-linearizer-artifacts#linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v2), [tarball](https://huggingface.co/buckets/SabaPivot/repro-linearizer-artifacts/resolve/downloads/repro-bundle-v2.tar.gz), and [artifact Bucket](https://huggingface.co/buckets/SabaPivot/repro-linearizer-artifacts).
+
+---
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+````html
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+<iframe src="https://chenruishuo-posterly.hf.space" title="Posterly reproduction poster" style="width:100%;height:720px;border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>
+````

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pages/index.md

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-# Repro - Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?
+# Reproduction: Who Said Neural Networks Aren't Linear?
 
 ## Pages
 
 | Page |
 | --- |
-| [Machine-readable evidence digest](#/00-machine-readable-evidence-digest) |
+| [Executive summary](#/executive-summary) |
 | [Claim 1: Linearizer definition and induced linearity](#/claim-1-linearizer-definition-and-induced-linearity) |
 | [Claim 2: Composition of Linearizers (Prop 2.5)](#/claim-2-composition-of-linearizers-prop-2-5) |
 | [Claim 3: Idempotence iff A^2 = A (Lemma 4.2)](#/claim-3-idempotence-iff-a-2-a-lemma-4-2) |
 | [Claim 4: One-step flow matching via operator collapse](#/claim-4-one-step-flow-matching-via-operator-collapse) |
 | [Claim 5: Modular style transfer via swappable core](#/claim-5-modular-style-transfer-via-swappable-core) |
 | [Conclusion](#/conclusion) |
-| [linearizer-repro](#/linearizer-repro) |

pages/linearizer-repro/page.md

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-# linearizer-repro
-
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-**📦 Artifact** `linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v0` · dataset · 0.04 GB
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-**📦 Artifact** `linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v1` · dataset · 0.04 GB
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-**📦 Artifact** `linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v2` · dataset · 0.05 GB
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-https://huggingface.co/buckets/SabaPivot/repro-linearizer-artifacts#linearizer-repro/repro-bundle:v2