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path: "data/dense-100m/train/*"
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path: "data/dense-100m/validation/*"
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path: "data/dense-max-100m/train/*"
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path: "data/grounded-max-100m/validation/*"
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---
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<div align="center">
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# StateBench v1
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Train models to **retain**, **edit**, **address**, and **transform** state across long execution traces.
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| Configuration | Scale | Use when |
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| **default** | 10,000,000 programs · 7.80 GiB | You need 36 explicit families and varied surfaces |
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| **dense-100m** | 100M episodes ·
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| **dense-max-100m** | 100M episodes · 93.45 GiB | You need maximum-density stress training on the compact register VM |
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| **grounded-max-100m** | 100M episodes · 96.57 GiB | You want the dense-max oracles in domain-grounded, structurally varied prompts |
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All configurations contain structured prompt, completion, and teacher-only privileged context. Every target is computed by an executable reference machine, never authored by a teacher model.
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dense = load_dataset(
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"aabbdev/StateBench-v1", "dense-100m", split="train", streaming=True
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dense_max = load_dataset(
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"aabbdev/StateBench-v1", "dense-max-100m", split="train", streaming=True
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grounded = load_dataset(
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"aabbdev/StateBench-v1", "grounded-max-100m", split="train", streaming=True
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| Configuration | Train | Validation |
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| default | 9,949,600 rows | 50,400 rows |
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| dense-100m | 24,875,000 rows | 125,000 rows |
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| dense-max-100m | 24,875,000 rows | 125,000 rows |
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| grounded-max-100m | 24,875,000 rows | 125,000 rows |
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## Train three ways
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| State systems | Transactional + temporal · Adaptive + control · Concurrent + distributed · Graph + structures |
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| Stress systems | Robust streaming · Multi-agent state · Algebraic automata · Memory pressure |
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default implements 36 explicit behavioral families.
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## Expected model capabilities
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| Capability | Training pressure |
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| Working-memory utilization | Retain independent values across long active traces |
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| Precise state mutation | Write, overwrite, delete,
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| Associative addressability | Resolve exact, hierarchical, indirect, and collision-prone keys |
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| Algorithmic recurrence | Execute
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| Interference control | Protect persistent state from noise, churn, concurrent writes, and repeated reads |
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| Streaming stability | Preserve behavior across
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StateBench trains state handling, not factual knowledge. It does not by itself expand a model's physical context window, add world knowledge, or guarantee general reasoning improvements outside state-intensive tasks.
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| Configuration | Density | Token estimate |
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| dense-max-100m | 162.88 units / 1k chars | ~107–120B tokens |
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| grounded-max-100m | 160.61 units / 1k chars | ~107–120B tokens |
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The token range was measured on 1,000 real packed rows with GPT-2 and Qwen3 tokenizers. Actual training cost depends on chat templates, truncation, packing, and the SDFT generation policy.
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## Integrity
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- Required fields, roles, answer JSON, and SDFT isolation passed full-corpus audits.
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- No benchmark name, family label, or privileged answer appears in model-visible prompts.
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- SHA-256 checksums cover every Parquet shard.
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- The public training corpus is separate from private StateBench evaluation material.
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Release manifests: dataset_manifest.json
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path: "data/dense-100m/train/*"
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<div align="center">
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# StateBench v1
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### 110 million verified state episodes for pretraining, SFT, and on-policy SDFT
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Train models to **retain**, **edit**, **address**, and **transform** state across long execution traces.
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| Configuration | Scale | Use when |
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| **default** | 10,000,000 programs · 7.80 GiB | You need 36 explicit families and varied surfaces |
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| **dense-100m** | 100M episodes · 96.60 GiB | You need high-throughput state training with grounded, structurally varied prompts |
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All configurations contain structured prompt, completion, and teacher-only privileged context. Every target is computed by an executable reference machine, never authored by a teacher model.
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dense = load_dataset(
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"aabbdev/StateBench-v1", "dense-100m", split="train", streaming=True
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| Configuration | Train | Validation |
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| default | 9,949,600 rows | 50,400 rows |
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| dense-100m | 24,875,000 rows | 125,000 rows |
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## Train three ways
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| State systems | Transactional + temporal · Adaptive + control · Concurrent + distributed · Graph + structures |
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| Stress systems | Robust streaming · Multi-agent state · Algebraic automata · Memory pressure |
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default implements 36 explicit behavioral families. The corrected dense-100m configuration rematerializes 100M verified trajectories through 24 domain dialects: the 16 primitive domains and 8 compositions above. Its 32 document structures and 64 metamorphic surface passes are physically present in the prompts, including data formats, code-like records, logs, traces, conversations, and nested documents.
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The dense semantic kernel trains long-horizon set, remove, additive, multiplicative, observation, and no-op transitions. Domain dialects diversify how those transitions are presented; they do not turn each label into a full simulator of that real-world system. StateBench remains synthetic state training, not a factual natural-language corpus.
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## Expected model capabilities
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| Capability | Training pressure |
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| Working-memory utilization | Retain independent values across long active traces |
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| Precise state mutation | Write, overwrite, delete, add, and scale without collateral damage |
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| Associative addressability | Resolve exact, hierarchical, indirect, and collision-prone keys |
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| Algorithmic recurrence | Execute compact transition sequences over long horizons |
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| In-context rule use | Apply a supplied transition legend without updating model weights |
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| Interference control | Protect persistent state from noise, churn, concurrent writes, and repeated reads |
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| Surface robustness | Preserve semantics across structured documents, logs, code-like records, and conversations |
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| Streaming stability | Preserve behavior across long traces and packed independent episodes |
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StateBench trains state handling, not factual knowledge. It does not by itself expand a model's physical context window, add world knowledge, or guarantee general reasoning improvements outside state-intensive tasks.
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| Configuration | Density | Token estimate |
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| dense-100m | 160.09 units / 1k chars | ~107–120B tokens |
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The token range was measured on 1,000 real packed rows with GPT-2 and Qwen3 tokenizers. Actual training cost depends on chat templates, truncation, packing, and the SDFT generation policy.
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## Integrity
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- 110M semantic identities are unique within their respective configurations.
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- Required fields, roles, answer JSON, and SDFT isolation passed full-corpus audits.
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- No benchmark name, family label, or privileged answer appears in model-visible prompts.
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- SHA-256 checksums cover every Parquet shard.
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- The public training corpus is separate from private StateBench evaluation material.
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Release manifests: dataset_manifest.json and dense-100m-manifest.json.
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