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Dividing by 32 and adding one half maps a score of −16 to 0, zero to 0.5, and 16 to 1. That operation guarantees a [0,1] result only if K is already bounded within [−16,16]. The displayed learning and trigonometric formulas do not establish that bound in general, so the label normalized requires an explicit bound or clipping rule.
Terms & definitions
| Term | Meaning in this source |
|---|---|
| K | Raw query score |
| K_norm | Affine rescaled score |
How it works
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Assumptions & limits
The formula is not a probability normalization.
Original context
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## 6.3 Normalized Query Result ``` K_norm(query) = K(query) / (16 · 2) + 0.5 ``` **Explanation**: Normalizes the raw query result to [0,1] for interpretability. The division by 32 (16 dimensions × max amplitude 2) and shift by 0.5 centers the output. ## 6.4 Consciousness Weighting Function ``` Φ(x) = 1 / (1 + |x - 1|) ``` **Explanation**: Items with importance near 1.0 get maximum weight (Φ = 1). Items with very low or very high importance get reduced weight. This creates a sweet spot around "normal" importance. ## 6.5 Coherence Between Two Agents ``` C_ij = (θ_i · θ_j) / (||θ_i|| · ||θ_j||) ``` **Explanation**: Cosine similarity between two agents' knowledge vectors. Value of 1 means identical knowledge; 0 means orthogonal; -1 means opposite.
Exact original notation
K_norm(query) = K(query) / (16 · 2) + 0.5