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DRCT v17 — Transferable Concept Invention

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01 / THE QUESTION

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When does a relation invented in one world earn promotion to a reusable concept that transfers to unseen worlds and is rejected where irrelevant?

02 / WHAT THE RECORD SAYS

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Sets a five-part promotion test for invented concepts: recurrence, net description-length gain, freezing, prospective transfer and negative-control rejection. The record reports no outcome figures.

03 / LIMITS & OPEN POINTS

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the equivalence group used to decide when two relations count as the same concept is supplied rather than learned.

04 / THE NEXT QUESTION

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Can the rule for when two relation tables count as the same concept be learned instead of supplied?

05 / CHECKS IN THE RECORD

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This record does not separate a verification section. Read its methods, assumptions and original source before treating a claim as checked.

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d0re research collection (snapshot 1 October 2026)
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/THEORY_V17.md
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Date
23 Aug 2026 · saved
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Superseded as frontier by DRCT v18 (r-2aeab23576cd): "v17 learned a reusable concept only after being told which transformations should count as superficial coordinate changes."
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DRCT v17 — Transferable Concept Invention
Version 17
2026-08-23
d0re research record r-515974945d3b
https://www.d0re.com/library/records/r-515974945d3b.html
Authorship basis: Collection attribution; original record retains its own credits
Date basis: saved
Source SHA-256: 515974945d3bc27b06f53c2ac21c1d73db6dd9d80b0b9be0f6a4f49f17bea7c5

Independent research by Anthony Michael Collado.
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