trident/nucleus5m3.py

"""G1-FS16 nucleus: M3 byte re-decoding executor + order-sensitive slot
compiler (spec v4.3, G1-FS16 preregistration).

This replaces the falsified G1-DR field.  The three registered defects it
repairs, by construction:

* ORDERED WORDS.  The compiler scores a word as a sum of per-slot dot
  products <h_j, e_{w_j}> (slots encoded by ONE stationary projection of
  the spine's own residual, codes as exchangeable embeddings, one shared
  blank embedding for empty slots) — s(PQ) != s(QP), permutation-
  equivariant, extrapolates to any preregistered depth cap with no
  learned length bias.
* TRUE M3 EXECUTION.  A word acts on a byte through the chain
      u_0 = S(x);  v_j = F_{w_j}(u_{j-1});
      l_j = b(x_{j-1}) + T_fix(v_j - u_{j-1});  p_j = softmax(l_j);
      soft re-seed u_j = sum_z p_j(z) S_z   (training)
      hard re-seed u_j = S(argmax p_j)      (deploy)
  where b is the model's OWN context-free byte decode (spine embed ->
  rmsnorm -> head, shared tensors, no recurrence): it cannot see the
  program, so the ONLY program-dependent path into an answer byte is the
  latched word.  The empty word contributes exactly b(x) — zero
  correction.  T_fix is fixed at init and never trained: no learned head
  can turn the displacement readout into a lookup.
* EXCHANGEABLE, FULL-RANK ACTIONS.  F_k = I + near-zero iid init, one per
  code, no code-specific meaning anywhere; full rank by preregistration
  so "rank starvation" is not an available excuse.

A0: every trainable tensor here is gradient-traceable from the exact
event codelength; the executor receives only carrier + exchangeable code
index; the compiler reads only the spine's own residual at fixed-stride
program slots; deploy is hard argmax.
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import math
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import List, Optional, Tuple

import torch
from torch import Tensor, nn


class _STOneHot(torch.autograd.Function):
    """Exact one-hot forward, identity backward onto the softmax."""

    @staticmethod
    def forward(ctx, soft: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        return torch.nn.functional.one_hot(
            soft.argmax(-1), soft.shape[-1]).to(soft.dtype)

    @staticmethod
    def backward(ctx, grad: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        return grad


def _haar(n: int, c: int) -> Tensor:
    """n Haar-distributed orthogonal c x c matrices."""
    q, r = torch.linalg.qr(torch.randn(n, c, c))
    return q * torch.sign(torch.diagonal(r, dim1=-2, dim2=-1)).unsqueeze(-2)


@dataclass(frozen=True)
class M3Config:
    d_model: int            # spine residual width (compiler input)
    n_codes: int = 2
    carrier: int = 256
    d_compile: int = 32     # slot/code embedding width
    n_slots: int = 16       # program slot count (fixed-stride law)
    train_depth: int = 10   # words up to this depth are trained
    closure_depth: int = 16 # preregistered global cap (eval closure)
    tie_actions: bool = False   # DENSE-SHARED control: one shared action
    act_init: float = 4.0   # Haar scale on F_k = I + act_init * Q_k
    byte_local: bool = True  # stationary compiler; False replays the 24k matrix


class M3Field(nn.Module):
    def __init__(self, cfg: M3Config):
        super().__init__()
        self.cfg = cfg
        C, K = cfg.carrier, cfg.n_codes
        self.S = nn.Parameter(torch.randn(256, C) * (1.0 / math.sqrt(C)))
        eye = torch.eye(C)
        n_act = 1 if cfg.tie_actions else K
        # Actions start SEPARATED, not near-identity.  At the old scale
        # (0.02/sqrt(C)) the displacement logits of two different codes had
        # std 0.0013 against base logits of std 0.16, so no gradient could
        # tell the codes apart and the compiler had nothing to select
        # between: the field sat idle because it was born degenerate, not
        # because compression declined to use it.  A Haar-orthogonal
        # perturbation keeps every action invertible (the semigroup stays a
        # group at init) while putting the codes O(1) apart.
        self.F_raw = nn.Parameter(
            eye.unsqueeze(0).repeat(n_act, 1, 1)
            + cfg.act_init * _haar(n_act, C))
        T = torch.randn(256, C) / math.sqrt(C)
        self.register_buffer("T_fix", T, persistent=True)   # never trained
        # Exactly ONE compiler is allocated.  Carrying both would leave a
        # trainable tensor in the checkpoint that no term of L_PC can reach,
        # which the A0 gradient-traceability audit rejects -- correctly.
        # Byte-local compiler.  The contextual compiler reads causal spine
        # states, so the SAME program byte can select different codes after
        # different prefixes and nothing forces w(uv) = w(u)w(v).  That let the
        # optimizer settle on prefix-dependent partial programs which raise
        # exact-match while destroying word purity -- one of the two failure
        # signatures of the 24k matrix.  Reading the raw byte embedding makes
        # the symbol map stationary by construction, so concatenation holds
        # mechanically rather than by hope.
        #
        # A0: this supplies no code meanings and no labels.  One embedding and
        # one scorer serve all 256 bytes, the code columns stay exchangeable,
        # and its gradient arrives only through R_A / the mirror step and the
        # shared byte likelihood.
        if cfg.byte_local:
            self.E_byte = nn.Parameter(torch.randn(256, cfg.d_compile) * 0.2)
            self.W_b = nn.Linear(cfg.d_compile, cfg.d_compile, bias=False)
        else:
            self.W_c = nn.Linear(cfg.d_model, cfg.d_compile, bias=False)
        self.e_code = nn.Parameter(torch.randn(K, cfg.d_compile) * 0.2)
        self.e_blank = nn.Parameter(torch.randn(cfg.d_compile) * 0.2)
        self._plan_cache: dict = {}

    @property
    def F(self) -> Tensor:
        """Per-code actions; DENSE-SHARED ties every code to one action."""
        if self.cfg.tie_actions:
            return self.F_raw.expand(self.cfg.n_codes, -1, -1)
        return self.F_raw

    # ---------------- compiler ----------------
    def _symbols(self) -> Tensor:
        return torch.cat([self.e_code, self.e_blank.unsqueeze(0)], dim=0)

    def slot_logits(self, prog_states: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        """CONTEXTUAL compiler, retained for the registered 24k matrix only.

        (B, n_slots, d_model) spine residuals at program slots ->
        (B, n_slots, K+1) per-slot symbol scores (last column = blank).
        Prefer `slot_logits_bytes`: this reads causal spine state, so the
        symbol map is not stationary and concatenation is not guaranteed."""
        if self.cfg.byte_local:
            raise RuntimeError(
                "contextual compiler not allocated under byte_local=True; "
                "set M3Config(byte_local=False) to replay the 24k matrix")
        h = self.W_c(prog_states) / math.sqrt(self.cfg.d_compile)
        return torch.einsum("bsd,kd->bsk", h, self._symbols())

    def slot_logits_bytes(self, prog_bytes: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        """Byte-local compiler: (B, n_slots) int64 program bytes ->
        (B, n_slots, K+1) per-slot symbol scores.

        Depends on the current byte alone, so g(v) = argmax_k s(v, k) is a
        fixed symbol map and w(c_1..c_d) = g(c_1)..g(c_d) holds mechanically.
        The only residual ambiguity is the legitimate global permutation of
        code identities, which the controls already account for."""
        if not self.cfg.byte_local:
            raise RuntimeError("byte-local compiler not allocated")
        r = self.E_byte[prog_bytes]
        h = self.W_b(r) / math.sqrt(self.cfg.d_compile)
        return torch.einsum("bsd,kd->bsk", h, self._symbols())

    def word_scores(self, slot_logits: Tensor,
                    words: List[Tuple[int, ...]]) -> Tensor:
        """Score every word: sum over its code slots + blanks after."""
        B, S, _ = slot_logits.shape
        K = self.cfg.n_codes
        blank = slot_logits[:, :, K]                       # (B,S)
        blank_suffix = torch.flip(
            torch.cumsum(torch.flip(blank, [1]), dim=1), [1])
        zero = torch.zeros(B, 1, device=slot_logits.device,
                           dtype=slot_logits.dtype)
        blank_suffix = torch.cat([blank_suffix, zero], dim=1)  # (B,S+1)
        scores = []
        for w in words:
            s = blank_suffix[:, len(w)]
            for j, c in enumerate(w):
                s = s + slot_logits[:, j, c]
            scores.append(s)
        return torch.stack(scores, dim=1)                  # (B,W)

    def word_scores_indexed(self, slot_logits: Tensor,
                            onehot: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        """Vectorized `word_scores` for a large fixed alphabet.

        `onehot` is (W, n_slots, K+1): slot j of word w selects its code
        for j < |w| and the blank symbol for j >= |w|.  Mathematically
        identical to `word_scores`, which the tests pin.
        """
        return torch.einsum("bsk,wsk->bw", slot_logits, onehot)

    def alphabet_onehot(self, words: List[Tuple[int, ...]]) -> Tensor:
        K, S = self.cfg.n_codes, self.cfg.n_slots
        oh = torch.zeros(len(words), S, K + 1)
        for w, word in enumerate(words):
            for j in range(S):
                oh[w, j, word[j] if j < len(word) else K] = 1.0
        return oh

    def argmax_word(self, slot_logits: Tensor) -> List[Tuple[int, ...]]:
        """Exact hard argmax over the FULL closure alphabet, factorized:
        the best word of each length d takes the per-slot best code for
        slots < d and blanks after; then argmax over d <= closure cap."""
        B, S, _ = slot_logits.shape
        K = self.cfg.n_codes
        best_code, best_idx = slot_logits[:, :, :K].max(dim=2)  # (B,S)
        blank = slot_logits[:, :, K]
        code_prefix = torch.cumsum(best_code, dim=1)
        zero = torch.zeros(B, 1, device=slot_logits.device,
                           dtype=slot_logits.dtype)
        code_prefix = torch.cat([zero, code_prefix], dim=1)     # (B,S+1)
        blank_suffix = torch.flip(
            torch.cumsum(torch.flip(blank, [1]), dim=1), [1])
        blank_suffix = torch.cat([blank_suffix, zero], dim=1)
        D = self.cfg.closure_depth
        totals = torch.stack(
            [code_prefix[:, d] + blank_suffix[:, d] for d in range(D + 1)],
            dim=1)                                              # (B,D+1)
        dbest = totals.argmax(dim=1)
        out: List[Tuple[int, ...]] = []
        for b in range(B):
            d = int(dbest[b])
            out.append(tuple(int(best_idx[b, j]) for j in range(d)))
        return out

    # ---------------- executor ----------------
    @staticmethod
    def _straight_through(soft: Tensor) -> Tensor:
        """One-hot forward, softmax gradient backward.

        The M3 bottleneck is only a BYTE if the training forward pass is the
        deploy forward pass.  With a soft mixture the carrier is re-seeded
        from a convex combination of all 256 byte embeddings, which carries
        far more than 8 bits and is strictly more expressive than anything
        deploy can do — the relaxation is a continuous scratchpad, and the
        entropy charge was the price levied to discourage using it.  Forcing
        the forward pass onto the one-hot removes the scratchpad by
        construction instead of by price, so train and deploy compute the
        identical function and the charge has nothing left to buy.

        A custom Function rather than the usual `oh + p - p.detach()`: that
        idiom evaluates (oh + p) - p in floating point and is NOT exactly oh,
        so the train/deploy identity would hold only to ~1e-7.  The identity
        is the entire justification for dropping the entropy charge, so it
        is made exact.
        """
        return _STOneHot.apply(soft)

    def chain(self, x: Tensor, word: Tuple[int, ...],
              base_fn, hard: bool, st: bool = False
              ) -> Tuple[Tensor, Tensor]:
        """Run the M3 chain for one word on a batch of bytes x (N,).

        Returns (final_logits (N,256), total_intermediate_entropy (N,)).
        `base_fn(probs_or_ids)` returns the model's own context-free
        decode logits either from hard ids (N,) or soft byte probs
        (N,256).
        """
        N = x.shape[0]
        u = self.S[x]                                       # (N,C)
        ent = x.new_zeros(N, dtype=torch.float32)
        prev_hard: Optional[Tensor] = x
        prev_soft: Optional[Tensor] = None
        logits = base_fn(x)                                 # empty word
        for j, c in enumerate(word):
            v = torch.einsum("cd,nd->nc", self.F[c], u)
            base = base_fn(prev_hard if prev_soft is None else prev_soft)
            logits = base + torch.einsum("zc,nc->nz", self.T_fix, v - u)
            p = torch.softmax(logits, dim=-1)
            if j < len(word) - 1:
                ent = ent + (-(p * (p + 1e-12).log()).sum(-1)
                             / math.log(2.0))
            if hard:
                prev_hard, prev_soft = logits.argmax(-1), None
                u = self.S[prev_hard]
            elif st:
                thru = self._straight_through(p)
                prev_soft, prev_hard = thru, None
                u = thru @ self.S
            else:
                prev_soft, prev_hard = p, None
                u = p @ self.S
        return logits, ent

    def _tree_plan(self, words: List[Tuple[int, ...]],
                   device: torch.device) -> "_TreePlan":
        key = (tuple(words), str(device))
        plan = self._plan_cache.get(key)
        if plan is None:
            plan = _TreePlan(words, self.cfg.n_codes, device)
            self._plan_cache[key] = plan
        return plan

    def tree_execute(self, x: Tensor, words: List[Tuple[int, ...]],
                     base_fn, hard: bool = False, st: bool = False
                     ) -> Tuple[Tensor, Tensor]:
        """Execute EVERY word in `words` on bytes x, sharing prefixes.

        `words` must be prefix-closed and contain the empty word.  Each
        prefix's chain step runs exactly once, so an alphabet of
        2^(D+1)-1 words costs 2^(D+1)-1 steps rather than sum |w|.
        Returns per-word (FULL M3 logits (W,N,256), intermediate entropy
        (W,N)) — the same quantity `chain` returns, so the two are
        interchangeable and the oracle's capacity certificate transfers.

        This used to return only the final step's DISPLACEMENT, leaving the
        caller to supply a base.  The probe supplied the spine's contextual
        answer logits, which silently replaced the law's own
        b(z_{L-1}) term: latent execution then differed from the executor
        the oracle certifies, so the certificate guaranteed nothing about
        what was actually measured.  The base belongs to the law, not to
        the caller.  A displacement, if one is wanted, is `logits - base_fn(x)`
        which is exactly zero for the empty word.

        The walk runs one DEPTH LEVEL at a time, not one word at a time:
        every node at a level shares the same handful of code actions, so
        a level is a constant number of batched kernels regardless of its
        width.  Word-at-a-time was arithmetically identical but issued
        ~5 tiny kernels per node, and at the registered alphabet
        (2,047 words) that launch overhead measured 3.7 s per training
        step on a T4 — a 25-hour run for the preregistered 24k steps.
        """
        plan = self._tree_plan(words, x.device)
        N = x.shape[0]
        dt = self.S.dtype
        root_logits = base_fn(x)                          # (N,256)
        u = self.S[x].unsqueeze(0)                        # (1,N,C)
        feed: Optional[Tensor] = None       # what base_fn re-reads; None = x
        soft: Optional[Tensor] = None       # softmax, charged by lam_mid
        ent_lvl = x.new_zeros(1, N, dtype=torch.float32)
        logit_levels = [root_logits.unsqueeze(0)]
        ent_levels = [ent_lvl]

        for lvl in range(1, plan.depth + 1):
            par, counts = plan.parent[lvl], plan.counts[lvl]
            u_par = u.index_select(0, par)                # (M,N,C)
            outs, start = [], 0
            for k in range(self.cfg.n_codes):
                m = counts[k]
                if m == 0:
                    continue
                outs.append(torch.einsum(
                    "cd,mnd->mnc", self.F[k], u_par[start:start + m]))
                start += m
            v = torch.cat(outs, dim=0) if len(outs) > 1 else outs[0]
            d = torch.einsum("zc,mnc->mnz", self.T_fix, v - u_par)
            M = d.shape[0]

            if feed is None:                              # parents = empty
                base = root_logits.unsqueeze(0).expand(M, N, 256)
                ent_child = ent_lvl.index_select(0, par)
            else:
                base = base_fn(feed.index_select(0, par).reshape(M * N, 256)
                               ).reshape(M, N, 256)
                # the MDL charge is on the model's UNCERTAINTY at the
                # re-seed point, which is the softmax even when the
                # carrier is re-seeded from the hard byte
                sp = soft.index_select(0, par)            # (M,N,256)
                h = -(sp * (sp + 1e-12).log()).sum(-1) / math.log(2.0)
                ent_child = ent_lvl.index_select(0, par) + h
            node_logits = base + d
            logit_levels.append(node_logits)
            ent_levels.append(ent_child)

            if lvl < plan.depth:
                logits = node_logits
                soft = torch.softmax(logits, dim=-1)
                if hard:
                    hb = logits.argmax(-1)
                    u = self.S[hb]
                    feed = torch.nn.functional.one_hot(hb, 256).to(dt)
                elif st:
                    feed = self._straight_through(soft)
                    u = feed @ self.S
                else:
                    u = soft @ self.S
                    feed = soft
                ent_lvl = ent_child

        out = torch.cat(logit_levels, dim=0).index_select(0, plan.order)
        ent = torch.cat(ent_levels, dim=0).index_select(0, plan.order)
        return out, ent


class _TreePlan:
    """Static level structure of a prefix-closed alphabet.

    Nodes at each level are held grouped by last code so a level's actions
    are a few contiguous slices instead of a per-node gather of (C,C)
    matrices, which would materialize K^depth copies of the action.
    """

    def __init__(self, words: List[Tuple[int, ...]], n_codes: int,
                 device: torch.device):
        if () not in words:
            raise ValueError("alphabet must contain the empty word")
        self.depth = max(len(w) for w in words)
        levels: List[List[Tuple[int, ...]]] = [[] for _ in
                                               range(self.depth + 1)]
        for w in words:
            levels[len(w)].append(w)
        for lvl in range(1, self.depth + 1):
            levels[lvl].sort(key=lambda w: w[-1])
        pos = [{w: i for i, w in enumerate(lv)} for lv in levels]

        self.parent: List[Optional[Tensor]] = [None]
        self.counts: List[Optional[List[int]]] = [None]
        for lvl in range(1, self.depth + 1):
            par = []
            for w in levels[lvl]:
                if w[:-1] not in pos[lvl - 1]:
                    raise ValueError(f"alphabet is not prefix-closed: {w}")
                par.append(pos[lvl - 1][w[:-1]])
            self.parent.append(torch.tensor(par, dtype=torch.long,
                                            device=device))
            self.counts.append([sum(1 for w in levels[lvl] if w[-1] == k)
                                for k in range(n_codes)])

        offset, flat = 0, {}
        for lv in levels:
            for i, w in enumerate(lv):
                flat[w] = offset + i
            offset += len(lv)
        self.order = torch.tensor([flat[w] for w in words],
                                  dtype=torch.long, device=device)