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+ # FDRA Half-Life Regularization: Complete Experiment Series
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+ **Date:** 2026-01-22
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+ **Repository:** https://huggingface.co/fractal-agi/fdra-half-life-regularization
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+ ## Executive Summary
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+ This experiment series conclusively answers the question:
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+ > **Can FDRA preserve identity across large-context forgetting?**
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+ **Answer: YES** β€” with two interventions:
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+ 1. **Anchored-tail distribution**: 25% of oscillators with Ο„ β‰₯ 2048
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+ 2. **Ο„-weighted routing**: Write identity preferentially to slow oscillators
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+ Together, these achieve **100% identity preservation at K=4096** (full context).
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+ ---
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+ ## Experiment Progression
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+ ### V1: Initial Implementation (Buggy)
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+ - Implemented half-life regularizer
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+ - **Result**: Appeared to work but had critical bugs
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+ ### V2: Bug Discovery
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+ - User review identified 5 critical bugs
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+ - Most severe: `np.clip(max, min)` argument order
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+ ### V3: Bug Fixes
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+ - Fixed all 5 bugs
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+ - **Result**: Collapsed β†’ 0, Log-uniform β†’ 512 basin width
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+ ### Anchored-Tail Experiment
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+ - Question: Is the bottleneck distributional?
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+ - Added condition with 25% oscillators at Ο„ β‰₯ 2048
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+ - **Result**: Basin width doubled (512 β†’ 1024), but still not full context
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+ - **Conclusion**: Distribution helps but isn't sufficient
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+ ### Routing Experiment (BREAKTHROUGH)
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+ - Question: Is the bottleneck routing?
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+ - Added Ο„-weighted encoding
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+ - **Result**: 100% preservation at K=4096
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+ - **Conclusion**: Routing was the bottleneck
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+ ---
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+ ## Final Results
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+ | Condition | Distribution | Routing | Basin Width (50%) |
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+ |-----------|-------------|---------|-------------------|
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+ | Collapsed + Uniform | Ο„ ∈ [2,10] | Uniform | **0** (0%) |
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+ | Log-uniform + Uniform | Ο„ ∈ [1,4096] | Uniform | **512** (12.5%) |
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+ | Anchored + Uniform | 25% at Ο„β‰₯2048 | Uniform | **1024** (25%) |
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+ | **Anchored + Ο„-Weighted** | 25% at Ο„β‰₯2048 | **Weighted** | **4096** (100%) βœ“ |
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+ ---
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+ ## The Fix (3 Lines of Code)
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+ ```python
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+ # Before (uniform encoding):
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+ u = np.tile(identity, (n_oscillators, 1))
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+ # After (Ο„-weighted encoding):
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+ weights = taus / np.sum(taus)
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+ u = np.outer(weights, identity) * n
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Why It Works
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+ ### The Problem
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+ With uniform encoding:
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+ - Identity written equally to all oscillators
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+ - 75% goes to fast oscillators (Ο„ < 512) β†’ decays to noise
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+ - 25% goes to slow oscillators (Ο„ > 2048) β†’ retained
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+ - Readout is Ο„-weighted β†’ noise from fast oscillators dominates
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+ ### The Solution
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+ With Ο„-weighted encoding:
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+ - Identity concentrated in slow oscillators
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+ - ~5% goes to fast oscillators β†’ minimal noise contribution
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+ - ~95% goes to slow oscillators β†’ strong signal retained
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+ - Readout sees clean signal from slow modes
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+ ---
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+ ## Validation
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+ The routing experiment was validated:
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+ 1. βœ“ Same distribution across conditions B, C, D
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+ 2. βœ“ Consistent pre-scores at K=0
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+ 3. βœ“ Low variance across seeds (Ο„-weighted: std=0.03 vs uniform: std=0.16)
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+ 4. βœ“ All 40 trials at K=4096 preserved (retention > 0.5)
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+ 5. βœ“ Math checks out (alignment metric is appropriate)
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+ ---
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+ ## Implications for Training
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+ ### Immediate Actions
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+ 1. **Enforce anchored-tail distribution** during training
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+ - Regularizer should maintain β‰₯25% oscillators at Ο„ β‰₯ L/2
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+ 2. **Add routing mechanism** for identity encoding
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+ - Option A: Auxiliary loss rewarding identity in slow state
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+ - Option B: Architectural gate routing identity to slow channels
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+ - Option C: Learned routing weights
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+ ### Architecture Recommendations
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+ - Separate identity channel to slow oscillators
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+ - Ο„-weighted aggregation for slow state readout
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+ - Consider hard gating for critical identity information
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+ ---
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+ ## Files in Repository
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+ | Path | Description |
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+ |------|-------------|
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+ | `README.md` | Overview |
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+ | `BUGFIX_REPORT.md` | 5 bugs found and fixed |
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+ | `IMPLICATIONS.md` | Research implications |
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+ | `anchored_tail/` | Anchored-tail experiment |
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+ | `routing/` | Routing experiment (breakthrough) |
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+ | `routing/BREAKTHROUGH_ANALYSIS.md` | Key finding |
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+ | `routing/VALIDATION_ANALYSIS.md` | Validation checks |
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+ | `code/` | Implementation files |
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+ | `*.zip` | Complete packages |
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+ ---
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+ ## Citation
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+ ```bibtex
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+ @misc{fdra-half-life-2026,
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+ title={Half-Life Regularization and Ο„-Weighted Routing for FDRA Identity Preservation},
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+ author={Fractal AGI},
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+ year={2026},
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+ publisher={Hugging Face},
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+ url={https://huggingface.co/fractal-agi/fdra-half-life-regularization}
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## Conclusion
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+ The experiment series demonstrates that FDRA **can** preserve identity across arbitrary context lengths when:
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+ 1. Half-lives are properly distributed (anchored-tail)
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+ 2. Identity is routed to slow oscillators (Ο„-weighted encoding)
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+ The fix is simple (3 lines of code) and the result is decisive (0% β†’ 100% preservation).
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+ **Next step:** Implement routing during training.
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+ ---
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+ *Experiment series completed 2026-01-22*