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  library_name: pytorch
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  model-index:
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- - name: GeoFractalDavid-Basin-k9
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  results:
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  - task:
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  type: image-classification
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  type: imagenet-1k
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  metrics:
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  - type: accuracy
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- value: 78.89
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  name: Validation Accuracy
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- # GeoFractalDavid-Basin-k9: Geometric Basin Classification
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  **GeoFractalDavid** achieves classification through geometric compatibility rather than cross-entropy.
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  Features must "fit" geometric signatures: k-simplex shapes, Cantor positions, and hierarchical structure.
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  ## 🎯 Performance
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- - **Best Validation Accuracy**: 78.89%
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  - **Epoch**: 2/10
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- - **Training Time**: 5m
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  ### Per-Scale Performance
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- - **Scale 512D**: 78.11%
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- - **Scale 576D**: 78.22%
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- - **Scale 640D**: 78.29%
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- - **Scale 704D**: 78.22%
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- - **Scale 768D**: 78.10%
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- - **Scale 832D**: 78.11%
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- - **Scale 896D**: 77.50%
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- - **Scale 960D**: 77.48%
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- - **Scale 1024D**: 76.10%
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  ## 🏗️ Architecture
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  **Model Type**: Multi-scale geometric basin classifier
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  **Core Components**:
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- - **Feature Dimension**: 768
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  - **Number of Classes**: 1000
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- - **k-Simplex Structure**: k=9 (10 vertices per class)
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- - **Scales**: [512, 576, 640, 704, 768, 832, 896, 960, 1024]
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- - **Total Simplex Vertices**: 10,000
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  **Geometric Components**:
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  1. **Feature Similarity**: Cosine similarity to k-simplex centroids
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  The alpha parameter controls middle-interval weighting in the Cantor staircase.
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- - **Initial**: 0.5078
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- - **Final**: 0.5387
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- - **Change**: +0.0309
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- - **Converged to 0.5**: True
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  The Cantor staircase uses soft triadic decomposition with learnable alpha to map
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  features into [0,1] space with fractal structure.
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  Each class has a learned scalar Cantor prototype. The model pulls features toward
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  their class's Cantor position.
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  **Scale 512D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5389
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- - Std: 0.1279
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- - Range: [0.2747, 0.7762]
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  **Scale 576D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5391
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- - Std: 0.1278
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- - Range: [0.2753, 0.7758]
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  **Scale 640D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5391
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- - Std: 0.1277
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- - Range: [0.2756, 0.7758]
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  **Scale 704D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5384
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- - Std: 0.1274
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- - Range: [0.2757, 0.7740]
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- **Scale 768D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5344
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- - Std: 0.1296
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- - Range: [0.2642, 0.7727]
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- **Scale 832D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5376
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- - Std: 0.1279
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- - Range: [0.2729, 0.7738]
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- **Scale 896D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5361
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- - Std: 0.1295
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- - Range: [0.2662, 0.7758]
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- **Scale 960D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5367
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- - Std: 0.1287
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- - Range: [0.2695, 0.7749]
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- **Scale 1024D**:
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- - Mean: 0.5375
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- - Std: 0.1283
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- - Range: [0.2718, 0.7747]
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  Most classes cluster around 0.5 (middle Cantor region), with smooth spread across [0,1].
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  Each scale learns optimal weights for combining geometric components:
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- **Scale 512D**: Feature=0.692, Cantor=0.072, Crystal=0.235
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- **Scale 576D**: Feature=0.651, Cantor=0.073, Crystal=0.276
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- **Scale 640D**: Feature=0.619, Cantor=0.074, Crystal=0.307
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- **Scale 704D**: Feature=0.626, Cantor=0.066, Crystal=0.308
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- **Scale 768D**: Feature=0.829, Cantor=0.031, Crystal=0.140
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- **Scale 832D**: Feature=0.694, Cantor=0.048, Crystal=0.258
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- **Scale 896D**: Feature=0.802, Cantor=0.032, Crystal=0.166
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- **Scale 960D**: Feature=0.735, Cantor=0.038, Crystal=0.227
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- **Scale 1024D**: Feature=0.663, Cantor=0.042, Crystal=0.295
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  **Pattern**: Lower scales rely on feature similarity, higher scales use crystal geometry.
 
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  - accuracy
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  library_name: pytorch
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  model-index:
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+ - name: GeoFractalDavid-Basin-k7
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  results:
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  - task:
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  type: image-classification
 
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  type: imagenet-1k
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  metrics:
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  - type: accuracy
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+ value: 67.72
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  name: Validation Accuracy
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  ---
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+ # GeoFractalDavid-Basin-k7: Geometric Basin Classification
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  **GeoFractalDavid** achieves classification through geometric compatibility rather than cross-entropy.
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  Features must "fit" geometric signatures: k-simplex shapes, Cantor positions, and hierarchical structure.
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  ## 🎯 Performance
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+ - **Best Validation Accuracy**: 67.72%
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  - **Epoch**: 2/10
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+ - **Training Time**: 3m
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  ### Per-Scale Performance
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+ - **Scale 320D**: 66.08%
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+ - **Scale 384D**: 66.29%
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+ - **Scale 448D**: 66.44%
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+ - **Scale 512D**: 66.57%
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+ - **Scale 576D**: 66.48%
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+ - **Scale 640D**: 65.66%
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+ - **Scale 704D**: 64.23%
 
 
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  ## 🏗️ Architecture
 
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  **Model Type**: Multi-scale geometric basin classifier
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  **Core Components**:
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+ - **Feature Dimension**: 512
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  - **Number of Classes**: 1000
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+ - **k-Simplex Structure**: k=7 (8 vertices per class)
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+ - **Scales**: [320, 384, 448, 512, 576, 640, 704]
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+ - **Total Simplex Vertices**: 8,000
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  **Geometric Components**:
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  1. **Feature Similarity**: Cosine similarity to k-simplex centroids
 
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  The alpha parameter controls middle-interval weighting in the Cantor staircase.
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+ - **Initial**: 0.1869
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+ - **Final**: 0.2275
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+ - **Change**: +0.0406
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+ - **Converged to 0.5**: False
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  The Cantor staircase uses soft triadic decomposition with learnable alpha to map
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  features into [0,1] space with fractal structure.
 
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  Each class has a learned scalar Cantor prototype. The model pulls features toward
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  their class's Cantor position.
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+ **Scale 320D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2813
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+ - Std: 0.1235
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+ - Range: [0.0390, 0.4998]
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+ **Scale 384D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2804
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+ - Std: 0.1237
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+ - Range: [0.0377, 0.4998]
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+ **Scale 448D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2801
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+ - Std: 0.1237
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+ - Range: [0.0368, 0.4998]
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  **Scale 512D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2969
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+ - Std: 0.1208
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+ - Range: [0.0492, 0.5041]
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  **Scale 576D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2965
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+ - Std: 0.1208
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+ - Range: [0.0501, 0.5020]
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  **Scale 640D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2906
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+ - Std: 0.1219
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+ - Range: [0.0455, 0.5000]
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  **Scale 704D**:
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+ - Mean: 0.2902
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+ - Std: 0.1219
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+ - Range: [0.0453, 0.4998]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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  Most classes cluster around 0.5 (middle Cantor region), with smooth spread across [0,1].
 
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  Each scale learns optimal weights for combining geometric components:
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+ **Scale 320D**: Feature=0.732, Cantor=0.085, Crystal=0.183
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+ **Scale 384D**: Feature=0.713, Cantor=0.087, Crystal=0.200
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+ **Scale 448D**: Feature=0.675, Cantor=0.091, Crystal=0.234
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+ **Scale 512D**: Feature=0.863, Cantor=0.033, Crystal=0.104
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+ **Scale 576D**: Feature=0.812, Cantor=0.036, Crystal=0.152
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+ **Scale 640D**: Feature=0.749, Cantor=0.042, Crystal=0.210
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+ **Scale 704D**: Feature=0.701, Cantor=0.041, Crystal=0.258
 
 
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  **Pattern**: Lower scales rely on feature similarity, higher scales use crystal geometry.