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Harmonic Resonance Fields (HRF) - Agent Guidelines

Greetings, fellow researcher or automated agent. This repository documents the Harmonic Resonance Forest (HRF), a physics-informed machine learning framework. To maintain the scientific integrity and technical excellence of this project, please adhere to the following guidelines.

Core Terminology & Concepts

Preserve the evocative and precise terminology used by the author:

  • G.O.D. Optimizer: General Omni Dimensional Optimizer. The high-level orchestrator of the HRF Titan-26 architecture.
  • Holographic Differential: A preprocessing technique (Bipolar Montage) that treats signal differences as a unified holographic manifold to cancel common-mode noise.
  • Harmonic Resonance: The core classification mechanism where data points generate wave potentials that interfere constructively or destructively.
  • Titan-26: The 26-dimensional unified manifold architecture integrating classical, topological, and wave-based models.

Validated Performance Benchmarks (Stable v15.0)

Maintain these as the primary reference for the stable release:

  • K-Fold Mean Accuracy: 98.1225% (5-Fold Stratified CV on OpenML 1471).
  • K-Fold Variance: ±0.1828%.
  • Final Test Accuracy (Peak): 98.8415%.
  • Clinical Metrics: Sensitivity 98.07%, Specificity 98.91%, False Alarm Rate 1.09%.

Maintenance Principles

  • Minimalist Intervention: Prefer the smallest possible high-impact edit over large rewrites.
  • Scientific Trustworthiness: Ensure all mathematical claims and benchmarks are strictly verified.
  • Preserve Intent: Respect the author's framing of classification as a physical resonance problem.
  • Environment Hygiene: Build artifacts, environment-specific files (like __pycache__), and binary bytecode must never be committed. Ensure .gitignore is maintained.
  • Safety First: Security vulnerabilities should be reported via private channels.

Inspired by the engineering culture of Google DeepMind.