Scientific reference

The neural and scoring machinery.

Public summary of the dashboard Scientific Reference: how policy, cortex, hemispheres, calibration, world modeling, simulation, recall, and benchmark scoring fit together.

Policy NN

20-dimensional state encoder, 8 action knobs, MLP/GRU candidates, shadow A/B evaluation, reward deltas, decisive win rate, and feature promotion gates.

Memory cortex

Small CPU networks for retrieval ranking and salience prediction, trained from retrieval/lifecycle telemetry during dream or sleep cycles.

Hemisphere NNs

Tier-1 distillation specialists and Tier-2 Matrix specialists learn task-specific intuition while remaining behind lifecycle promotion.

Calibration

Truth calibration measures confidence outcomes, Brier score, expected calibration error, provenance accuracy, drift, and belief confidence adjustments.

World model

A frozen unified state model plus causal rules powers shadow prediction, validation, and promotion from shadow to advisory/active.

Mental simulator

Read-only hypothetical projection over WorldState + WorldDelta, max depth 3, no real mutation, no event emission, no LLM authority.

Fractal recall

Associative recall uses ambient cues, semantic/tag/temporal probes, resonance scoring, chain walking, and governance-aware surfacing.

Oracle Benchmark

Seven read-only scoring domains with evidence provenance, domain floors, hard-fail gates, rolling scorecards, and seal levels.

Authority boundary

Neural intuition is advisory until earned.

The scientific layer is intentionally conservative. Specialists shadow deterministic teachers, collect fidelity-scored evidence, pass regression and accuracy gates, and only then feed promoted broadcast slots or advisory surfaces.