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Data dictionary and provenance
These eight JSON Lines tables are presentation exports of EVE–NOCHRÆL v1.0.0 reference records. They expose 490 rows in the Hub viewer. Aggregate tables repeat information present in per-run tables, so row counts must not be added to infer experimental sample size.
Every configuration has a single partition named data. This is a repository partition and does not imply a machine-learning training, validation, or blinded test split. No model training data are supplied by these table partitions. The original improvement inputs, evaluation cases, spectra, rational certificates, and solver programs are separate files under research/results/.
Configurations and lineage
| Configuration | Rows | Original source | Transformation |
|---|---|---|---|
recursive_summary |
8 | research/results/summary.json |
Select cycle_results; add scope, percentage, and timing-source label |
recursive_runs |
100 | research/results/recursive_metrics.json |
Flatten shared fields and acquisition counters; encode state uniformly as text |
reconstruction_runs |
72 | research/results/reconstruction.json |
Expand each shared instance into trace and bounded-baseline method rows |
outside_family |
2 | research/results/summary.json |
Select outside_family_results; add exact solve fraction and state |
claim_ledger |
20 | research/docs/CLAIM_LEDGER.json |
Retain exact wording/status; encode lists as JSON strings and prefix evidence paths |
arithmetic_tasks |
280 | research/results/symbolic_transfer.json |
Preserve arbitrary-size integers as decimal strings; label enumeration availability |
ablation_summary |
3 | research/results/summary.json |
Select no_residual_ablation; add documented run count and query budget |
trainable_bridge |
5 | research/results/trainable_bridge.json |
Flatten training and reconstruction metrics from each recorded seed |
metadata/export_lineage.json records source-file SHA-256 hashes, output hashes, row counts, descriptions, and exporter version. The exporter uses Python's standard library and does not execute experiments. Its output is deterministic for these supplied files.
Conventions
- JSON numeric rates are fractions in
[0, 1], unless the field explicitly sayspercent. - All durations ending in
_secondsare seconds from the original reference execution. They are not new packaging measurements. nullmeans a value is missing or inapplicable in the original record. It never means a successful zero-cost operation.evaluation_stateis text in all rows. Values0,1,2,3identify in-family states;outside_after_3identifies the separate transfer evaluation.cycle_indexis an integer for the four in-family states andnullfor outside-family evaluation. Cycle zero has no update.- All integer-valued exact arithmetic outputs in
arithmetic_tasksare strings, including small values. Use Pythonint()to recover them. This avoids losing values such as modulus18446744073709551616in signed 64-bit readers. - Lists in
claim_ledgerare JSON strings with_jsonsuffixes. Decode withjson.loads()for list semantics. This keeps the viewer schema flat and retains exact source lists. - Original exact fractions elsewhere in
research/results/remain rational strings. The viewer tables do not replace the certificate transcripts.
Field reference
Identity and evaluation
| Field | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
seed |
integer | Original experiment seed; one seed can occur across methods and states |
method |
text | Method identifier defined below |
cycle |
integer | State/update index in summary or ablation tables |
evaluation_state |
text | Uniform state identifier in per-run or outside-family tables |
cycle_index |
nullable integer | Numeric index for an in-family state |
scope |
text | controlled_algebraic_family or outside_family |
runs |
integer | Number of seeded runs aggregated in a summary row |
correct |
integer | Tasks satisfying the declared exact all-active-mode success predicate |
total |
integer | Tasks evaluated for that row |
accuracy |
number | correct / total for a per-run or outside-family row |
mean_accuracy |
number | Original mean per-run solve fraction in the cycle summary |
accuracy_percent |
number | 100 * correct / total; only the summary uses percentages |
exact_frequency_checks |
integer | Listed active-frequency support incidences for the evaluation tasks; not the number of executed predicates, because evaluation can short-circuit |
Method names trace_residual and classical_task_quotient refer to recursive inverse solving. Names trace_completed and bounded_kronecker_prony refer to the separate reconstruction comparison. The bounded baseline has a different prior-information contract. A reconstruction_runs row's exact_success is the shared instance-level recorded success flag: the source experiment checks reconstruction equality for both methods.
Observation and resource accounting
| Field | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
update_calls |
integer | Original scalar discovery-query count for a per-run state |
mean_update_calls |
number | Mean query count across the summary's seeded updates |
scalar_calls |
integer | Scalar query calls for a standalone reconstruction |
cache_hits |
integer | Queries answered through cached observations |
atom_visits |
nullable integer | Explicit source-row visits made by the observation backend |
source_atoms |
nullable integer | Source rows presented at a recursive update |
defect_atoms |
nullable integer | Declared remaining defective spectral orbits for an update |
dimension |
integer | Spectral vector dimension in a reconstruction instance |
atoms |
integer | Source support size in a reconstruction instance |
max_derivative_order |
nullable integer | Largest origin-jet order reached by that run |
max_observed_derivative_order |
integer | Largest observed order across runs in a summary |
response_bits |
nullable integer | Original total response bit-length accounting |
max_response_bits |
integer | Largest single response bit length in standalone reconstruction |
polynomial_work_units |
nullable integer | Implementation-specific polynomial-work counter; neither hardware FLOPs nor elapsed time |
directions_tried |
nullable integer | Candidate projection directions attempted by the adaptive trace method |
memory_corrections |
nullable integer | Stored symbolic corrections in the trace program |
memory_eigenvalues |
nullable integer | Stored task-relevant eigenvalues in the classical program |
memory_serialized_bytes |
nullable integer | Original serialized program-memory size |
max_inverse_degree_bound |
nullable integer | Reported maximum inverse-polynomial degree bound |
dense_entries_formula |
integer | Formula for a dense derivative-tensor scalar-entry count, not a measured computation |
dense_runtime_measured |
boolean | Whether dense-tensor elapsed time was actually measured; false for these records |
source_atoms counts stored rows, not necessarily distinct support after all algebraic reductions. Information counts, exact arithmetic bit costs, polynomial work, and wall-clock cost are separate measures. Do not divide tensor-entry formulas by query counts and call that an intelligence gain.
Timing
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
update_seconds, mean_update_seconds |
Original update duration for one run or its summary mean |
evaluation_seconds, mean_eval_seconds |
Original evaluation duration, recorded separately from update cost |
acquisition_seconds |
Original observation acquisition duration |
total_seconds |
Original standalone reconstruction duration |
training_seconds |
Original trainable-bridge fitting duration |
reconstruction_seconds |
Original trainable-bridge reconstruction duration |
timing_source |
Always original_reference_run; the wrapper does not retime the experiments |
Machine load, interpreter version, exact-number growth, and implementation details affect these timings. Counts can support exact comparisons within their defined contracts; reference timings alone do not establish asymptotic speed guarantees.
Claims and arithmetic tasks
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
claim_id |
Original ledger identifier, such as M1 or N3 |
claim |
Original claim wording |
status |
Original claim or arithmetic-record status; the exporter adds a descriptive default only when an arithmetic status is absent |
historical_novelty_status |
Original individual novelty qualification or an explicit no-certification default |
source_labels_json |
Original manuscript theorem/statement labels encoded as a JSON list |
evidence_paths_json |
Original evidence paths, prefixed with research/, encoded as a JSON list |
limitations_json |
Original individual qualifications encoded as a JSON list |
task |
modular_kernel_count or large_modulus_transfer |
modulus_decimal |
Exact modulus, as a decimal string |
exact_answer_decimal |
Exact computed count, as a decimal string |
independent_enumeration_decimal |
Enumeration answer as text, or null for unenumerated large cases |
exhaustively_enumerated |
Whether independent enumeration was performed for that record |
enumeration_matches |
Exact equality to enumeration, or null when unavailable |
The 220 enumerated records and 60 large-modulus records have different verification scopes. Missing exhaustive enumeration for large cases must not be replaced by true. A proof label means a written proof under the stated assumptions, not formal proof-assistant checking or peer review.
Ablation and trained-module bridge
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
successful_runs, total_runs |
Successful and attempted ablation runs for the update |
scalar_query_budget |
Twelve scalar queries in the ablation contract |
residual_filter_enabled |
False in the no-filter ablation |
trainable_parameters, training_steps, training_size, heldout_size |
Original trained-module parameter, step, fitting-angle, and held-out-angle counts |
initial_training_mse, final_training_mse, heldout_mse |
Original squared prediction-error summaries |
heldout_relative_frobenius_error |
Held-out fit error relative to the original target, before reconstruction equivalence is considered |
exact_reconstruction |
Exact equality of reconstructed reduced support and stored dyadic weights |
finite_certificate_passed |
Acceptance under the finite exact reconstruction contract |
maximum_prediction_difference |
Maximum difference between reconstructed and frozen-module held-out predictions |
intelligence_gain_claimed, end_to_end_speedup_claimed |
Both false in these bridge records |
A small target-fit error is different from equality to the frozen trained module. The maximum reconstruction prediction difference is not an LLM reasoning metric.
Access examples
Once the prepared repository is published:
from datasets import load_dataset
runs = load_dataset("PureOne/EVE-NOCHRAEL-v1.0", "recursive_runs", split="data")
outside = runs.filter(lambda row: row["scope"] == "outside_family")
For local standard-library access without any Hub dependency:
import json
from pathlib import Path
rows = [json.loads(line) for line in Path("data/arithmetic_tasks.jsonl").read_text().splitlines()]
first_modulus = int(rows[0]["modulus_decimal"])
Published evaluation cases should be treated as disclosed reference examples in future work. A new generalization claim requires new evaluation cases and an appropriate baseline and budget.