TRANSFORMS / rowH8
Borrow an orthonormal signal transform to redistribute concentrated energy before block quantization.
The fascinating part is not the bit width. It is the collision: signal transforms, audio-style repair, information theory, vector geometry, and integrity mechanisms become bounded atoms inside one adaptive codec.
ENTER THE CROSS-DOMAIN COLLIDER ↓Click an origin field to see exactly what Atom Quantizer borrows, how it becomes a bounded atom, where it enters the codec, and whether it is live or still experimental.
Preserve L2 norm while redistributing concentrated energy across an eight-wide row window.
An outlier stops holding one block scale hostage; the same transform returns the decoded row to weight space.
Cross-domain does not mean analogy by decoration. Every borrowed idea needs a narrow contract, a legal position in the chain, a measurable cost, and evidence against a baseline.
This teaching surface makes the acceptance logic visible. Its values are deterministic illustrations—not measurements from a real model.
A representative teaching surface where Q2 drifts and Q4 usually clears.
Each field contributes one bounded behavior. The final decision is made on the reconstructed weight-space result, after those behaviors interact.
Borrow an orthonormal signal transform to redistribute concentrated energy before block quantization.
Walk the bit-width candidates from aggressive to safe instead of forcing one format across every tensor.
Decode through finite-field low-pass repair, then restore each eligible row’s original L2 norm.
Accept a candidate only when KL distribution drift and cosine direction drift both clear their limits.
Borrow avalanche diffusion to tag packed codes and verify every OQ02 record without claiming cryptography.
The historic KL-only picker reported 10.66× compression, then produced incoherent inference. That failure stays public. The cosine gate was restored, and the last inference-validated baseline became the less dramatic—but honest—2.51× snapshot.
Recorded R&D snapshot, not a release guarantee. v0.2.3 adds rowH8 and row-norm preservation, but its full model-level benchmark and downstream validation have not yet replaced this baseline.
“Under development” is a technical boundary, not decorative copy.
The current Gaussian proxy cannot replace imatrix or calibration-corpus evidence from real layer inputs.
Perplexity, representative tasks, model hashes, and a reproducible v0.2.3 run must precede performance claims.
OQ02 compatibility is not frozen, and a project license must be selected before a release.