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RRLS v0.8 Universal Corpus Experiment

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01 / THE QUESTION

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Does a recursive phrase vocabulary, given no semantic labels, find structure shared across text, code, DNA-like, numeric and image data?

02 / WHAT THE RECORD SAYS

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The stronger universal layer appears after removing literal symbol identity and grouping learned words by relationship geometry.

03 / LIMITS & OPEN POINTS

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The benchmark data is controlled/generated rather than a representative web-scale natural corpus.

04 / THE NEXT QUESTION

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v0.8 therefore adds a Universal Corpus Lab so arbitrary real files can be supplied and future relation operators can be compared against this baseline.

05 / CHECKS IN THE RECORD

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/The Theory of Reality/RRLS_v08_EXPERIMENT_REPORT.md
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r-451033824569 replaces the in-memory corpus lab: "The previous Universal Corpus Lab held its working corpus in memory. v0.9 uses SQLite:"
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RRLS v0.8 Universal Corpus Experiment
Version 0.8
2026-09-05
d0re research record r-95b0a3b2973e
https://www.d0re.com/library/records/r-95b0a3b2973e.html
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Independent research by Anthony Michael Collado.
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