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=== User: I thought that could read the entire conversation === I thought that could read the entire conversation I also have some model in Python did you have this ? # The Coherence Calculation Module This module will calculate the coherence metrics for any given Object. python import numpy as np from math import log2 def calculate_internal_coherence(obj): """Calculates C_int for an Object.""" dim_P = len(obj.prob_vector) dim_T = len(obj.trait_vector) total_dim = dim_P + dim_T # Avoid division by zero if total_dim == 0: return 1.0 # A featureless object is perfectly coherent internally by default. alpha = dim_P / total_dim beta = dim_T / total_dim # 1. Calculate H(P), Shannon Entropy H_P = 0.0 if dim_P > 1: # Entropy is zero for a single state. # Normalize P to ensure it's a valid probability distribution P_norm = obj.prob_vector / np.sum(obj.prob_vector) H_P = -np.sum(P_norm * np.log2(P_norm + 1e-10)) # Small epsilon to avoid log(0) # 2. Calculate Ξ΄(T), Variance of Traits Var_T = 0.0 if dim_T > 1: # Variance is zero for a single trait. Var_T = np.var(obj.trait_vector) # 3. Combine using weights entropy = alpha '' H_P + beta '' Var_T coherence = -entropy # C_int is the negative of this hybrid entropy. return coherence def calculate_external_coherence(obj, all_objects): """Calculates C_ext for an Object based on incoming links.""" pertinent_objects = [o for o in all_objects if o.id != obj.id] # Simple rule: all other objects are pertinent. if not pertinent_objects: return 1.0 # If you're the only object, you're perfectly coherent with your environment. total_link_strength = 0.0 count = 0 for other_obj in pertinent_objects: # Find all links from other_obj pointing to obj incoming_links = [link for link in other_obj.links if link.target_id == obj.id] if incoming_links: # Use the strength of the strongest incoming link from this object strongest_link = max(incoming_links, key=lambda link: link.strength) total_link_strength += strongest_link.strength count += 1 # else: If no link exists, it contributes 0. This penalizes isolation. if count == 0: return 0.0 # No incoming links means no external coherence. C_ext = total_link_strength / count return C_ext def calculate_global_coherence(obj, all_objects): """Calculates the overall viability C_global = C_int * C_ext.""" C_int = calculate_internal_coherence(obj) C_ext = calculate_external_coherence(obj, all_objects) return C_int * C_ext # The Evolution Engine (A Stochastic Implementation) Since calculating the true gradient β S β C g l o b a l β S β C global β is complex, we implement a pragmatic, stochastic evolution algorithm. python import random def evolve_system(objects, generations=100, coherence_threshold=0.5): """ A simple evolutionary algorithm that mutates objects with low coherence and keeps changes that improve their state. """ for generation in range(generations): for obj in objects: C_global_old = calculate_global_coherence(obj, objects) # If coherence is below threshold, attempt a mutation if C_global_old < coherence_threshold: # Create a deep copy for mutation trial mutant = copy.deepcopy(obj) # Mutation: Slightly perturb the state vector # 50% chance to mutate prob_vector, 50% for trait_vector if random.choice([True, False]) and mutant.prob_vector: # Add noise and renormalize noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.1, len(mutant.prob_vector)) mutant.prob_vector = np.clip(mutant.prob_vector + noise, 0, 1) mutant.prob_vector /= np.sum(mutant.prob_vector) # Renormalize elif mutant.trait_vector: noise = np.random.normal(0, 0.1, len(mutant.trait_vector)) mutant.trait_vector = np.clip(mutant.trait_vector + noise, 0, 1) # Calculate new coherence C_global_new = calculate_global_coherence(mutant, objects) # If the mutation improved coherence, accept the change if C_global_new > C_global_old: # In a real implementation, you would carefully update the original object. # For simplicity, we assign here. obj.prob_vector = mutant.prob_vector obj.trait_vector = mutant.trait_vector print(f"Generation {generation}: {obj.id} improved coherence to {C_global_new:.3f}") # Proof-of-Concept Test Scenarios The development team will implement these specific scenarios: Scenario A: The Obsolete Craftsman Objects: craftsman, customer_base, competitor. Initial State: craftsman has high C_int but a weak market_demand link from customer_base. competitor has a strong market_demand link. Test: Run the evolution. Does the craftsman object mutate its trait_vector (e.g., innovating) to try and increase C_ext? Scenario B: Quantum Double-Slit (Conceptual) Objects: electron, detector. Initial State: electron has prob_vector = [0.5, 0.5] (superposition). No link to detector. Action: Create a strong measured_by link from detector to electron. Test: Instantly recalculate C_global for electron. The system should detect that the superposed state is now incoherent with the new link. The evolution engine should force electron.prob_vector to collapse to [1.0, 0.0] or [0.0, 1.0]. Scenario C: Social Dynamics Objects: person_A, person_B. Initial State: Strong, positive friendship links between them. High C_global for both. Action: Gradually reduce the strength of the friendship link from person_A to person_B to model a betrayal. Test: Monitor C_global for person_B. It should drop. The evolution engine might cause person_B to adjust its trait_vector (e.g., trust trait decreases). Deliverable: An interactive software application (e.g., a web app or Python GUI) that allows users to set up these scenarios, run the coherence calculations and evolution, and visualize the results in real-time (e.g., coherence scores over time, network graphs of objects and links). This specification provides a clear, actionable roadmap to create a working prototype that will serve as the first tangible implementation of your theory.
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