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The state retains 99% of its previous energy value and takes 1% of the absolute sum of the current components. Opposite-sign components can cancel before the absolute value, so this is not the Euclidean norm or sum of absolute activities. With nonnegative initialization it stays nonnegative and smooths its scalar target over time.
Terms & definitions
| Term | Meaning in this source |
|---|---|
| energy | Stored activity accumulator |
| states | Current component values |
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y[i] = tanh(Σ_j W[i][j] × x[j] + b[i]) // Forward pass state[i] = 0.95 × state[i] + 0.05 × (y[i] + core[i]) energy = 0.99 × energy + 0.01 × |Σ state| Step 3: Integration Metrics φ_local = tanh(energy) // Per-strand coherence φ_global = tanh(Σ(all states) / 256) // Global coherence
Exact original notation
energy = 0.99 × energy + 0.01 × |Σ state|
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energy = 0.99 × energy + 0.01 × |Σ state|
energy = 0.99 × energy + 0.01 × |Σ state|