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| # GlyphMatics Compression Metrics | |
| GlyphMatics is a symbolic execution-compression system. | |
| It does not claim that arbitrary entropy can be compressed into tiny strings. It compresses recoverable structure by storing verified generative glyphlines that activate a shared runtime prior. | |
| ## Metric Classes | |
| ### 1. Literal Glyphline Ratio | |
| Expanded verified artifact bytes divided by canonical glyphline bytes. | |
| Current verified example: | |
| ```text | |
| 10,832,459 expanded artifact bytes / 61 glyphline bytes = 177,581.30 : 1 | |
| This means the visible glyphline program triggered verified expansion into a much larger artifact chain. | |
| 2. Transport Image Ratio | |
| Expanded verified artifact bytes divided by the literal PNG transport image size. | |
| This measures the practical file-size ratio of the visible-image transport artifact. | |
| 3. Shared-Prior Ratio | |
| Regenerated artifact bytes divided by sigil bytes, assuming the decoder already holds the required legal shared prior. | |
| This is the ratio used for extreme GlyphMatics compression claims. | |
| Boundary | |
| A tiny sigil can represent a large artifact only when one of these is true: | |
| The runtime already contains the required legal shared prior. | |
| The artifact is generated by known rules/templates. | |
| The artifact can be behaviorally reconstructed and verified. | |
| The artifact is externally retrievable and hash-locked. | |
| GlyphMatics does not losslessly compress arbitrary random bytes into tiny glyphlines. | |
| Rule | |
| Data → meaning → generator → glyphline → verified re-expansion. | |