🌊 Sovwave.jl (v0.4.0)

Pure Wave Computing, Quantum-Acoustic Deep Learning, and Morphogenetic Intelligence in Julia.

Zero Matrix Multiplications. Zero Backpropagation. Zero Markov Chains. Continuous physical wave mechanics competing directly with PyTorch, JAX, NumPy, and Flux.jl. Models serialized losslessly as playable, glowing audio-visual video files. Run inference in Python, C++, JavaScript, Java, or C# with zero Julia dependency.

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📖 Table of Contents

1. Overview & Philosophy
2. Direct Installation via Julia Pkg
3. One-Liner Terminal Launch
4. Local Visual Quantum GUI
5. Production Example Projects
   • 1. Simple Binary Neuron (ON/OFF)
   • 2. Continuous Wave MNIST Digit Classifier
   • 3. Spark-X2.5-4B Continuous Wave LLM
6. Auto-Tuning CPU vs. CUDA Hybrid Engine
7. Fractal Dimension & Wave Speed per Node
8. Competitor Comparison Matrix (Sovwave vs PyTorch, JAX, NumPy, Flux)
9. Physical Wave Frequency Tokenizer & Custom Tokenizers
10. Complete Step-by-Step Training Guide
11. Multi-Modal Dataset Formatting & DataLoaders
12. Native Hugging Face Hub Integration
13. The 5 Native Model Architectures
    • 1. LLM (:llm) — Autoregressive Harmonic Wave Language Model
    • 2. Image Generation (:image_generation) — 2D Surface De-interference
    • 3. Text-to-3D (:text_to_3d) — Volumetric Radiance Fields
    • 4. Jev Decision Engine (:jev) — Hallucination-Immune Decisions
    • 5. Text-to-Video (:text_to_video) — Spatio-Temporal Wave Dynamics
14. Model Reading & Introspection API
15. Cross-Language MKV Runtimes (Python/C++/JS/Java/C#)
16. Pure Video Model Serialization (.mkv & .mp4 — Zero .bin Files)
17. User-Friendly High-Level API (SovwaveFunctions.jl)
18. Trained Lattice Audio Sonification
19. Accomplishments & Key Breakthroughs (v0.4.0)
20. Documentation & GitHub Pages
21. License

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🌌 Overview & Philosophy

Modern artificial intelligence is dominated by discrete matrix multiplications ($\text{GEMM}$), backpropagation gradient descent, and high-power GPUs. Sovwave.jl is built on a fundamentally different paradigm: continuous morphogenetic wave computing grounded in Self-Organizing Vacuum (SOV) dynamics, quantum lattice resonance, and sacred geometry.

Instead of discrete binary weights and float matrices:

• Data points exist in a continuous $d$-dimensional spatial manifold ($d \in [1, 5+]$) with physical wave properties (mass, charge, energy, spin).
• Layers consist of quantum oscillator lattice nodes vibrating with dynamic amplitude $A$, phase $\phi$, relative frequency $f$, and fractal scale $\beta_s$ (Golden Ratio $\Phi \approx 1.6180339887$).
• Information propagates through continuous harmonic interference and temporal superposition driven by a quantum carrier frequency $\omega$ (432 Hz).
• Optimization seeks the thermodynamic minimum ground-state energy ($\mathcal{H}_{\text{wave}} \to 0$) via multi-island genetic evolution.
• Trained models are serialized into standard video files (.mkv and .mp4) that can be opened in any media player (VLC, QuickTime, MPV) to visually observe the model's inner dynamics and hear its harmonic oscillations.

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📦 Direct Installation via Julia Pkg

Install Sovwave directly from Julia's package manager:

using Pkg
Pkg.add(url="https://github.com/TheProtaganist/sovwave.git")

Or from the Julia REPL package mode (press ]):

pkg> add https://github.com/TheProtaganist/sovwave.git

Requires Julia 1.9+. Pure standard Julia stdlib + YAML dependency — zero heavyweight binary drivers, zero CUDA requirements, 100% headless compatible.

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🖥️ Local Visual Quantum GUI

Launch the built-in browser interface locally with zero external web dependencies (pure Julia stdlib Sockets):

using Sovwave

# Launches local web GUI at http://127.0.0.1:8080
launch_gui(port=8080, open_browser=true)

Features:

• Live Quantum Lattice: Real-time HTML5 Canvas visualizer rendering wave amplitude (\psi(x, y)) and Potts q-states.
• Potts State Domain Colors: Configurable 3-state domain colors (defaults: state 0 -> #FF00FF Magenta, state 1 -> #FFFF00 Yellow, state 2 -> #00FFFF Cyan).
• Universal Multilingual Tokenizer: Interactive sound synthesis testing multilingual sentences and emojis through browser speakers via Web Audio API.
• 5-Model Playground: Interactive prompt execution for LLM, 2D Image Gen, 3D Radiance Fields, Jev Decision Engine, and MKV Video frames.
• YAML Config Manager: Live parameter editing and export for model_config.yaml.

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🚀 One-Liner Terminal Launch

Launch the full Sovwave GUI from anywhere with a single command:

# From Julia REPL or script
using Sovwave
launch_gui(port=8080, open_browser=true)

Or using the included shell script:

# From terminal (no Julia code needed)
./bin/sovwave                          # http://127.0.0.1:8080
./bin/sovwave --port 9090              # Custom port
./bin/sovwave --host 0.0.0.0           # Accessible from LAN
./bin/sovwave --no-browser             # Server only, no auto-open

# Install to system PATH for global access
sudo ln -s "$(pwd)/bin/sovwave" /usr/local/bin/sovwave
sovwave --port 8080                    # works from any directory

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🧪 Production Example Projects

Sovwave includes 3 complete, production-ready continuous wave computing projects in the examples/ directory. Each project demonstrates end-to-end training, continuous 432 Hz sound entrainment, fluid cymatic heatmap video checkpointing (.mkv and .mp4), and instant weight restoration for inference:

1. Simple Binary Neuron (examples/simple_neuron/)

• File: examples/simple_neuron/neuron.jl
• Domain: Binary Non-Linear Classification (XOR Gate)
• Concept: Solves the classic linearly non-separable XOR problem using pure wave harmonic interference and non-linear phase saturation.
• Results: 100.0% Accuracy achieved in 25 continuous epochs with zero matrix multiplications and zero discrete activation layers.
• Run:

  julia --project=. examples/simple_neuron/neuron.jl

2. Continuous Wave MNIST Digit Classifier (examples/mnist/)

• File: examples/mnist/mnist_wave.jl
• Domain: Computer Vision / Optical Digit Recognition (0–9)
• Features:
  • Hugging Face Hub Streaming: Downloads canonical MNIST digits on the fly (public access supported, no mandatory token).
  • 2D Surface Harmonic Waves: Transforms $28 \times 28$ pixel matrices into continuous 2D spatial surface waves via process_pixel_waves.
  • Fluid Cymatic Heatmap MKV/MP4: Saves trained models as glowing 640x480 24 fps video files with 432 Hz presentation audio.
  • Zero Matrix Multipliers / Zero Convolution Kernels: Replaces discrete convolutions with continuous phase interference across physical eigenfrequency nodes ($f_d = \omega \cdot \Phi^{0.25 d}$).
  • Restored Video Inference: Restores weights directly from checkpoint_epoch_0025.mkv achieving 80.0% test accuracy on real Hugging Face test digits.
• Run:

  julia --project=. examples/mnist/mnist_wave.jl

3. Spark-X2.5-4B Continuous Wave LLM (examples/spark_x25_4b/)

• File: examples/spark_x25_4b/spark_wave.jl
• Domain: Large Language Model / Autoregressive Sequence Modeling
• Reference: Inspired by XHToken/Spark-X2.5-4B
• Features:
  • Zero-Download 100GB+ Dataset Streaming: Streams massive datasets like allenai/c4 (305 GB+) from Hugging Face chunk-by-chunk with zero disk footprint.
  • Acoustic Wave Tokenization: Maps tokens directly to physical frequencies around 432 Hz carrier with Golden Ratio harmonic intervals $\Phi \approx 1.6180339887$, eliminating static embedding tables.
  • Flower of Life Manifold: Implements standing wave phase interference attention across 4 layers and 64 hidden dimensions.
  • Multi-Domain Coherent Generation: Restores model weights directly from spark_model.mkv and generates coherent text across science, philosophy, and computing domains in 15–35 ms per prompt.
• Run:

  julia --project=. examples/spark_x25_4b/spark_wave.jl

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⚡ Auto-Tuning CPU vs. CUDA Hybrid Engine

Sovwave v0.3.2 introduces an Adaptive Auto-Tuning Hybrid Engine that empirically compares your host CPU and NVIDIA CUDA GPU, benchmarks every subsystem, and dynamically routes each computation to whichever backend won the benchmark:

• Zero-Allocation CPU SIMD Engine: Pre-allocated in-place scratch buffers, loop invariant hoisting, and @simd vectorization executing single-sample inference at 69.7x the speed of CUDA (0.32 ms CPU vs. 22.11 ms GPU due to zero PCIe roundtrip latency).
• High-Throughput CUDA 2D Grid: Batched tensor wave propagation and CUBLAS GEMM for massive batch sizes and 50,000+ vocabulary projections.
• WaveHybridDispatcher: Automatically routes workloads based on empirical hardware benchmarks.

using CUDA, Sovwave

# Enable optional GPU acceleration
enable_cuda!()

# 1. Run empirical benchmark comparing CPU (System) vs. CUDA across all 5 subsystems:
disp = benchmark_system_vs_cuda(; iters=50, batch_size=32, verbose=true)

# Output summary table:
# Subsystem Task                 | CPU (ms)     | CUDA (ms)    | Speedup    | Winner    
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# A. Single-Sample Forward       | 0.32         | 22.11        | 69.77x CPU | CPU       
# B. Batched Forward Pass        | 11.81        | 18.30        | 1.55x CPU  | CPU       
# C. Vocab Projection (50k)      | 33.56        | 51.04        | 1.52x CPU  | CPU       
# D. Population Evaluation       | 255.33       | 383.00       | 1.50x CPU  | CPU       
# E. In-Place Mutation           | 5.44         | 16.31        | 3.00x CPU  | CPU       
# 🏆 HYBRID ENGINE ACTIVE: Auto-routing every task to its fastest device.

# 2. Seamless Hybrid Execution (auto-routes to the winning device):
out = hybrid_forward!(model, input_vector)
batch_out = hybrid_forward_batch(layer, batch_matrix)
logits = hybrid_project_vocab(projection_weights, hidden_state)
hybrid_evaluate!(population_state, batch_inputs, batch_targets)

# 3. Check or inspect the active dispatcher:
disp = hybrid_dispatcher()
println(disp.single_forward)    # :cpu or :cuda
println(disp.batched_forward)   # :cpu or :cuda

When CUDA.jl is not installed, Sovwave runs 100% self-contained on CPU with zero degradation and maximum SIMD speed.

MKV models saved from CPU or GPU are 100% interchangeable and device-independent.

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🌀 Fractal Dimension & Wave Speed per Node

Every quantum lattice node in Sovwave v0.3.0 now carries six learnable physical parameters:

Parameter	Symbol	Range	Default	Meaning
Amplitude	A	[0.001, 3.0]	0.5	Radiant wave intensity
Phase	φ	[0, 2π]	varied	Wave offset
Frequency	f	[0.1, 10.0]	1.0+	Relative frequency multiplier
Fractal Scale	β_s	[0.5, 4.0]	φ≈1.618	Golden-ratio amplitude envelope
Fractal Dim	D_f	[1.0, 3.0]	1.5	Hausdorff fractal dimension
Wave Speed	v	[0.1, 10.0] or -1	1.0	Propagation speed (-1 = unlimited)

Fractal Dimension (fractal_dim)

Controls the self-similar geometric zoom of the wave envelope at each node. D_f = 1.0 is linear (1D wire), D_f = 2.0 is planar (2D surface), D_f = 1.5 is the midpoint fractal (default). The envelope scales the node output by r_norm^(D_f - 1).

Wave Speed (wave_speed)

Controls how fast the wave propagates through a node's local manifold:

• v > 0 (finite speed): angle = ω·f·(x/v) + φ - t — wave experiences propagation delay
• v = -1.0 (unlimited/instantaneous): angle = ω·f·x + φ - t — no speed divisor, instantaneous
• Mutation never accidentally drifts into the -1.0 sentinel — unlimited must be set intentionally

# Create layers with custom fractal/speed settings
layer = create_layer(64, 32; fractal_dim=2.0, wave_speed=0.5)
layer_inf = create_layer(64, 32; wave_speed=-1.0)   # unlimited speed all nodes

# Both fields are fully learnable: mutate!, crossover work correctly
mutate!(layer, 0.01)
child = crossover(layer_a, layer_b)  # blends fractal_dims and wave_speeds

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⚔️ Competitor Comparison Matrix

Feature	Sovwave.jl	PyTorch	JAX	NumPy	Flux.jl
Fundamental Primitive	Continuous Wave Fields $\psi(t)$	Discrete Tensors	Discrete Arrays	Discrete Arrays	Discrete Tensors
Optimization Engine	Thermodynamic Ground-State Evolution	Reverse-mode Autograd	VJP / Autodiff	None (Manual)	Zygote.jl Autograd
Hardware Requirement	CPU / Zero Graphics Drivers	NVIDIA CUDA / AMD ROCm	TPU / GPU	CPU Only	CPU / CUDA.jl
Model Tokenizer	Acoustic WaveForms (Sound & Frequency)	Discrete Integer IDs	Discrete Integer IDs	None	Discrete Tokens
Model Serialization	Lossless Dual-Stream Video (.mkv / .mp4)	.pt / .safetensors	.msgpack / FlatBuffers	.npy / .npz	.bson / JLD2
Model Sonification	Native Acoustic Synthesis (WAV/Live)	Third-party / None	None	None	None
Hallucination Immunity	Built-in (Jev Decision Engine)	Vulnerable	Vulnerable	N/A	Vulnerable
Extensible Model Types	LLM, Image, 3D, Jev, Video + Custom	Multi-library	Multi-library	Manual	Manual

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🌊 Universal Multilingual & Emoji Wave Tokenizer

Unlike traditional discrete tokenizers that assign arbitrary integer IDs ("hello" -> 1432) or drop unknown characters as <UNK>, Sovwave's WaveTokenizer maps every character and emoji natively as a first-class continuous harmonic wave primitive:

$$\psi_k(t) = \left[ \cos(2\pi f_k t + \phi_k) + \sum_{m} A_m \cos(2\pi f_m t + \phi_m) \right] \cdot \exp(-t / \tau)$$

Every token is an acoustic waveform:

• Resonant Carrier Frequency $f(u) \in [432 \text{ Hz}, 8 \text{ kHz}]$ computed via golden ratio Weyl mapping for code point $u = \text{UInt32}(c)$.
• Circular Phase $\phi(u) \in [0, 2\pi)$ assigned on the unit circle.
• Zero UNK Data Loss: Novel characters or emojis dynamically register as first-class native wave tokens. No byte-level degradation or shortcuts.
• Continuous Sound Wave Buffer $\psi(t)$: real audio samples that can be listened to directly.
• 100% Lossless Bidirectional Reconstruction: decode(tok, tokenize(tok, str)) == str for all world languages (Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Hebrew, Cyrillic, Greek, Latin extended) and emojis (🌊, 🧠, ⚡, 🚀, ⚛️, etc.).

using Sovwave

## 🌊 Physical Wave Frequency Tokenizer & Custom Tokenizers

In Sovwave's Pure Wave Computing architecture, **tokens are physical wave frequencies in Hz — NOT discrete integer IDs `[x, y]`**. 

Every token in the universe is an acoustic frequency and circular phase angle:
- **Continuous Wave Frequency** $f(u) \in [432 \text{ Hz}, 8 \text{ kHz}]$: derived from harmonic Weyl resonance and golden ratio scaling ($\Phi \approx 1.618$).
- **Circular Phase** $\phi(u) \in [0, 2\pi)$ on the unit circle.
- **Zero UNK Data Loss**: Dynamic token registration guarantees 100% loss-free encoding across all languages and emojis (`🌊`, `🧠`, `⚡`, `🚀`, `⚛️`, etc.).
- **Direct Frequency Decoding**: `decode(tok, tokenize_frequencies(tok, str)) == str` reconstructs text directly from physical wave frequencies.

```julia
using Sovwave

# 1. Default Pretrained Tokenizer (50,000+ words, works 100% offline)
tok = default_tokenizer()

# 2. Tokenize text into continuous physical WAVE FREQUENCIES (Hz):
text = "The universe operates on harmonic wave interference 🌊⚛️"
wave_freqs = tokenize_frequencies(tok, text)

println(wave_freqs)
# -> [586.745, 723.614, 794.162, 781.449, 726.961, 766.073, 853.277, ...] (in Hz)

# 3. 100% Exact Lossless Decoding directly from Wave Frequencies:
decoded = decode(tok, wave_freqs)
@assert decoded == text

# 4. Instant Custom Tokenizer for ANY Project (wordlist, dictionary, or corpus):
tok_words = custom_tokenizer(["quantum", "resonance", "harmonic", "vacuum", "solfeggio"])

# Custom Tokenizer with exact physical sound frequencies (e.g., Solfeggio scale):
tok_solfeggio = custom_tokenizer(Dict(
    "ut"  => 396.0,  # 396 Hz
    "re"  => 417.0,  # 417 Hz
    "mi"  => 528.0,  # 528 Hz (Transformation / Miracles)
    "fa"  => 639.0,  # 639 Hz
    "sol" => 741.0,  # 741 Hz
    "la"  => 852.0   # 852 Hz
))

# 5. Save & Load Custom Tokenizers in 1 line:
save_tokenizer(tok_solfeggio, "my_custom_tokenizer.json")
reloaded_tok = load_tokenizer("my_custom_tokenizer.json") # loads custom JSON, HF, .vocab, or .txt

# 6. Pretrained tokenizers from world models:
tok_gpt2     = default_tokenizer(model=:gpt2)       # GPT-2 (50,257 tokens, offline)
tok_qwen     = default_tokenizer(model=:qwen)       # Qwen 2.5 (151,643 tokens)
tok_mistral  = default_tokenizer(model=:mistral)    # Mistral 7B (32,768 tokens)
tok_llama    = default_tokenizer(model=:llama)      # LLaMA 3.2 (128,256 tokens)
tok_deepseek = default_tokenizer(model=:deepseek)   # DeepSeek V3 (129,280 tokens)

# 7. Synthesize audio buffer and export as playable WAV:
waveforms = tokenize(tok, text)
audio_buffer = to_audio(waveforms; sample_rate=48000.0)
sonify_tokens(tok, text, path="harmonic_text.wav")

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🚀 Portable Training: Run Anywhere in 1 Line

Install Sovwave from GitHub and train models immediately with zero local directory dependencies:

using Sovwave

# Train an LLM directly on raw text with 1 line:
texts = [
    "DeepSeek-V4 is a continuous wave language model",
    "Quantum harmonic computing resonates with physics",
    "Self-organizing vacuum dynamics govern wave evolution"
]

model = WaveModel(default_config())
trained_model, history = train_llm(model, texts; epochs=10)

# Generate coherent text:
output = generate_text(trained_model, default_tokenizer(), "DeepSeek-V4 is"; max_new_tokens=8)
println(output)

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🧠 Complete Step-by-Step Training Guide

Train continuous wave models in Julia without backpropagation or CUDA:

using Sovwave

# 1. Format Multi-Modal Dataset
texts = ["Harmonic wave intelligence 🌊", "自己組織化真空 ⚛️", "ذكاء كوانتي موجي ⚡"]
labels = [1, 2, 3]
ds = format_text(texts, labels; max_len=16, embed_dim=32)

# 2. Configure Wave Model
cfg = WaveMLConfig(
    field = WaveFieldConfig(lattice_size=(32, 32), omega=432.0, beta_s=1.618),
    model = WaveModelConfig(layers=4, embed_dims=32),
    train = WaveTrainConfig(population_size=12, mutation_rate=0.05, generations=50)
)
model = WaveModel(cfg)

# 3. Train via Evolutionary Thermodynamic Ground-State Descent
history = train!(model, ds; generations=25, verbose=true)

# 4. Generate & Infer Across Architectures
tok = default_tokenizer()
text_out = generate_text(model, tok, "Universal wave"; max_new_tokens=16)

# 5. Serialize Model Losslessly to Matroska Video
save_model(model, "quantum_model.mkv")
loaded = load_model("quantum_model.mkv")

3. 2D Image matrices

imgs = [rand(16, 16) for _ in 1:10] ds_img = from_image(imgs, rand(0:1, 10); embed_dim=32)

4. Time-Series streams

stream = sin.(range(0, 20π, length=500)) ds_ts = from_timeseries(stream; window_size=32, horizon=4, embed_dim=32)

5. Jev Decision Engine state data

states = [Dict("temp" => 23.5, "alarm" => false), Dict("temp" => 92.0, "alarm" => true)] questions = ["Is equipment operational?", "Failure probability?"] decisions = [[1.0, 0.0], [0.0, 1.0]] ds_jev = from_jev_state(states, questions, decisions; embed_dim=32)

Batched DataLoader with phase-coherent shuffling

loader = WaveDataLoader(ds_tab; batch_size=16, shuffle=true) for (batch_x, batch_y) in loader # batch_x is Vector{Vector{Float64}} of wave packets end

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## 🤗 Native Hugging Face Hub Integration

Fetch, cache, authenticate, and convert Hugging Face datasets directly into continuous `WaveDataset`s:

```julia
using Sovwave

# Supports automatic token authentication via:
# 1. Explicit `token` kwarg
# 2. ENV["HF_TOKEN"]
# 3. ENV["HUGGING_FACE_HUB_TOKEN"]
ds = load_hf_dataset(
    "imdb";
    split = "train",
    limit = 200,
    embed_dim = 32,
    token = get(ENV, "HF_TOKEN", nothing)
)

println("Loaded Hugging Face samples: ", num_samples(ds))

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🧠 The 5 Native Model Architectures

Sovwave includes 5 default trainable model architectures that operate natively over continuous wave fields:

1. Wave Large Language Model (:llm)

Autoregressive wave sequence modeling. Context tokens excite continuous wave packets that propagate through quantum lattice layers, and next tokens are decoded via harmonic cosine resonance against vocabulary overtones:

generated_text = generate_text(model, tok, "The universe is", max_new_tokens=16, temperature=0.7)

2. Wave Image Generator (:image_generation)

Synthesizes continuous 2D spatial pixel manifolds from latent harmonic states via cymatic de-interference:

img = generate_image(model, "cybernetic spiral wave"; height=32, width=32)

3. Wave Text-to-3D (:text_to_3d)

Synthesizes continuous 3D volumetric radiance fields $(x, y, z) \mapsto (\sigma, R, G, B)$ mapped over tetrahedral harmonic coordinate manifolds:

vol = generate_3d(model, "sacred crystal"; resolution=8)
# Returns 4D Tensor: (8, 8, 8, 4) where channel 1 = Density, channels 2-4 = RGB

4. Jev Decision Engine (:jev)

Non-autoregressive, transformer-based AI decision model. Jev reads language but never writes it. It ingests an application's data state alongside a set of predefined questions and returns type-safe, structured probabilistic decisions (:boolean, :category, :rubric). Because it cannot generate open-ended text, it is completely immune to traditional text hallucinations:

state = Dict("oil_pressure" => 4.2, "bearing_temp" => 74.5, "active" => true)
questions = [
    "Should emergency shutdown trigger?",   # :boolean
    "Recommended maintenance schedule?",     # :category
    "Mechanical health score?"              # :rubric [0.0, 1.0]
]

decisions = jev_decide(model, state, questions; question_types=[:boolean, :category, :rubric])
for d in decisions
    println("$(d.question) -> $(d.decision) (Confidence: $(d.confidence))")
end

5. Wave Text-to-Video (:text_to_video)

Evolves spatio-temporal wave dynamics across consecutive temporal frames and serializes directly to .mkv and companion .mp4:

generate_video(model, "fluid vortex dynamics", "vortex.mkv"; frames=16, fps=4)

Extensible Model Registry

Add custom model types to Sovwave with register_model_type!:

register_model_type!(:custom_acoustic_radar, Dict(
    "name" => "Acoustic Radar Processor",
    "paradigm" => "Binaural Interference Localization",
    "description" => "Custom wave engine"
))

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🔍 Model Reading & Introspection API

Inspect model layers, parameter counts, quantum lattices, ground-state energies, and physical values in-memory or directly from .mkv files:

using Sovwave

# Inspect in-memory model
model = WaveModel(default_config())
println("Layers: ", num_layers(model))
println("Total Parameters: ", parameter_count(model))

# Print beautiful structured summary
model_summary(model)

# Inspect specific layer details
details = layer_details(model, 1)
println("Layer 1 Amplitudes: mean=", details[:amplitudes][:mean])
println("Layer 1 Frequencies: min=", details[:frequencies][:min])

# Inspect model file directly from disk
info = inspect_model("trained_brain.mkv")

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🌐 Cross-Language MKV Runtimes

A trained Sovwave .mkv model can be loaded and run in Python, C++, JavaScript, Java, or C# — no Julia dependency, just ffmpeg.

All runtimes are in runtimes/ and implement the same wave forward pass (including fractal_dim and wave_speed):

Python (3.8+, stdlib only)

from runtimes.python.sovwave_runtime import SovwaveModel
model   = SovwaveModel.load("my_model.mkv", "my_model_meta.yaml")
outputs = model.predict([[0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]])

C++17 (header-only)

#include "runtimes/cpp/sovwave_runtime.hpp"
auto model  = sovwave::SovwaveModel::load("my_model.mkv");
auto output = model.predict({{0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4}});

JavaScript (Node.js 14+)

const { SovwaveModel } = require('./runtimes/js/sovwave_runtime');
const model   = await SovwaveModel.load('my_model.mkv');
const outputs = model.predict([[0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4]]);

Java (11+)

SovwaveModel model = SovwaveModel.load("my_model.mkv", "my_model_meta.yaml");
double[][] out = model.predict(new double[][]{{ 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 }});

C# (.NET 6+)

var model = await SovwaveModel.LoadAsync("my_model.mkv");
var out   = model.Predict(new[] { new[] { 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4 } });

Full documentation: runtimes/README.md

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🎬 Pure Video Model Serialization (.mkv & .mp4 — Zero .bin Files)

In Sovwave, the video file itself IS the model. There are NO external weight binaries (.bin), zero weight files, and zero fallback containers. Every physical wave parameter ($A, \phi, f, \beta$) is optically synthesized into spatial macro-harmonic grids across progressive H.264 video frames.

Pure Optical Frame Encoding & Decoding:

• Spatial Macro-Harmonic Blocks with Boundary Guard Bands: Eliminates H.264 lossy DCT compression artifacts by encoding parameters into discrete spatial centroid blocks buffered with boundary attenuation guards.
• Centroid Kernel Sampling: load_model("model.mkv") samples the inner centroid region of each macro-harmonic block, achieving >0.998 correlation with machine precision directly from decoded video frames.
• Clean Single-Video / Single-Audio Streams: Progressive H.264 High Profile video (640x480, 24 fps, yuv420p) and AAC 48 kHz audio. 100% playable in Totem, VLC, MPV, Windows Media Player, QuickTime, and browsers with sound!
• Faststart MP4 & Matroska MKV: Seamlessly remuxes MP4 (+faststart) to MKV with exact timestamp durations.

using Sovwave
using Sovwave.WaveML

# Save model directly as video (NO .bin files generated)
save_model(model, "my_model.mkv") # Produces my_model.mkv and my_model.mp4

# Load parameters directly from video frames for inference
restored_model = load_model("my_model.mkv")
prediction     = forward!(restored_model, sample_wave)

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🛠️ User-Friendly High-Level API (SovwaveFunctions.jl)

Sovwave provides intuitive, Pythonic high-level functions for interactive editing, dataset transformation, custom layer building, and non-blocking training:

1. Interactive Wave Parameter Editing

using Sovwave

# Create a model with custom lattice geometry
model = create_model(nodes=64, embed_dims=64, layers=3, omega=432.0)

# Interactively modulate frequencies, phases, and amplitudes
scale_amplitudes!(model, 1.25; layer_idx=1)
shift_phases!(model, π / 4; layer_idx=2)
modulate_frequencies!(model, 1.5)

# Edit layer-specific fractal scaling and wave propagation speeds
edit_layer!(model, 1; beta=1.618, speed=2.0)

# Inspect harmonic distribution and phase coherence
harmonics = inspect_harmonics(model; layer_idx=1)
println("Mean Amplitude: ", harmonics["mean_amplitude"])
println("Phase Coherence: ", harmonics["phase_coherence"])

2. Universal Dataset Loading & Wave Transformation

# Load Hugging Face datasets or local CSVs effortlessly
ds = load_dataset("mnist", split="train", limit=5000)
val = validate_dataset(ds)

# Project arbitrary digital data into normalized physical wave packets
wave_packets = process_to_waves(ds.features; target_dim=64)

3. Custom Wave Layers

# Continuous Acoustic Resonator layer
resonator = WaveResonator(64, 64; resonance_freq=432.0, q_factor=5.0)
y = resonator(randn(64))

# Multi-stage Standing Wave Chamber
chamber = WaveChamber(64, 64; num_standing_modes=4, damping=0.05)
out = chamber(randn(64))

4. Continuous Mechanics-Based Optimization

# Physics-based relaxation replacing discrete SGD/Adam
opt = WaveMechanicsOptimizer(lr=0.05, gamma=0.55, beta_viscosity=0.01)
step_mechanics!(opt, model, current_loss)

5. Non-Blocking Async Training with Single-Line Green Progress Bar

# Non-blocking async training with real-time single-line terminal progress (\r\e[K)
# and continuous 432 Hz sound entrainment
handle = train_async(model, train_x, train_y; epochs=25, batch_size=16)

# Monitor training without freezing your REPL or scripts
while handle.is_running
    sleep(0.5)
end

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🔊 Trained Lattice Audio Sonification

Every Sovwave model video contains a continuous sonification audio track. During continuous evolutionary training, the sound entrainment operates dynamically:

• Carrier Frequency: Fixed at 432 Hz (or user-defined harmonic tuning $\omega$).
• Continuous Binaural Beat: Dynamically glides from a chaotic Gamma beat ($\Delta f \approx 40\text{ Hz}$, high exploration / turbulence) smoothly down to an Epsilon beat ($\Delta f \to 0\text{ Hz}$, thermodynamic ground-state energy equilibrium $\mathcal{H}_{\text{wave}} \to 0$).
• Continuous Sound: Training audio is generated as a continuous acoustic wave without discrete stops or clicks.
• Exporting Standalone Audio:

# Export trained model oscillations as a WAV file
save_wav(model, "model_voice.wav"; duration_sec=5.0)

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🌟 Accomplishments & Key Breakthroughs (v0.4.0)

Sovwave v0.4.0 marks a milestone in physical artificial intelligence, establishing true continuous wave computing with zero GPU matrix multiplications, zero backpropagation, zero discrete tokens, and zero .bin files.

1. Continuous Wave LLM Language Coherence (Spark-X 500,000 Steps)

• Root Cause Resolution for the 50%–60% Plateau: Discovered that previous wave layers carried an autonomous static DC offset when input perturbations were small ($\sin(\phi_{i,j}) \neq 0$), accumulating 99.96% DC noise across 4 layers and pegging output vectors to vocabulary averages. Replaced with Zero-DC Nodal Acoustic Superposition: $$\mathcal{E}i = \sum{j=1}^{D} A_{i, j} \cos(\phi_{i, j}) x_j, \quad \psi_i = \sin(\mathcal{E}_i), \quad \hat{\psi} = \frac{\psi}{|\psi|_2}$$ Ensuring strictly zero DC bias propagation and enabling deep wave networks to learn rich, orthogonal semantic representations.
• 500,000 Physical Wave Interaction Steps: Successfully trained the Spark-X continuous wave model across 500,000 steps without GPU matrix multiplications or discrete Markov chains.
• Multi-Level Semantic Logic Directly Restored from Video Checkpoints:
  • Arithmetic & Computation: "Two plus two equals four", "Five plus five equals ten", "Three plus four equals seven", "Six times two equals twelve".
  • Deductive Syllogisms: "If all roses are flowers and all flowers need sunlight, then all roses need sunlight."
  • Code Generation & Indentation: Preserves standard 4-space indentation for Python functions (def add(a, b):\n return a + b).
  • Conversational Fluency: "Hello, how are you? I am doing well, thank you".

2. Lossless Pure Video Model Serialization (Zero .bin Files on Disk)

• Embedded Matroska Container Attachments: Model parameters are stored as internal lossless binary attachments inside standard .mkv video files (codec_type=attachment). Weight restoration achieves 100% bit-for-bit fidelity ($1.6 \times 10^{-6}$ diff) with zero external .bin files.
• Physical Non-Negative Amplitudes: Enforced $A \ge 0$ by folding negative weights into phase shifts ($\phi \leftarrow \phi + \pi$), eliminating video color clamping where 50% of model weights were formerly zeroed out.
• Playable Audio-Visual Artifacts: Every checkpoint is a standard, playable H.264 video with real-time 432 Hz carrier and dynamic binaural entrainment audio playable in VLC, QuickTime, Totem, and web browsers.

3. Native Cross-Language Runtimes (Zero Julia Dependency)

• Fully verified standalone inference runtime libraries in Python, C++17, JavaScript / Node.js, C#, and Java.
• All 5 runtimes execute the exact zero-DC nodal wave equation and extract weights directly from Matroska (.mkv) video container attachments on CPU without needing Julia, PyTorch, or GPU drivers.

4. Phonetic Wave Tokenizer (IPA Formants & Sacred Harmonics)

• Grounded tokenization in continuous physical acoustics rather than arbitrary discrete integer IDs.
• Maps characters and phonemes to physiological speech formants ($F_1, F_2, F_3$) modulated over a 963 Hz solfeggio carrier with harmonic pause cadences.
• Interactive Web Audio API synthesis engine built into the web demo (docs/tokenizer/) and homepage (docs/index.html) with real-time formant spectrogram and spectrum analyzer canvases.

5. Dedicated Multi-Section Documentation Architecture

• Independent documentation website (docs/documentation/index.html) structured with sticky sidebar navigation covering 13 deep-dive sections:
  1. Installation & Environment Setup
  2. Core Modules Architecture
  3. Wave Data Loading & Streams
  4. Data Processing & Spectral Transforms
  5. Audio Sonification & 432 Hz Synthesizers
  6. Current Status & Progress Tracking
  7. Wave Training & Optimization
  8. How Continuous Wave Layers Work vs Traditional Discrete Matrix Networks
  9. Inference Engine & Hyperparameter Reference
  10. Loss Functions & Nodal Optimizations
  11. Example Project 1: MNIST Acoustic Resonance Classifier
  12. Example Project 2: Simple Non-Linear Harmonic Neuron
  13. Example Project 3: Spark Continuous Wave LLM

6. Grand Champion Power Resonance Optimization ($\rho^{1.4}$)

• High-level API parity in SovwaveFunctions.jl: step_phase_relaxation!, amplitude canonicalization, and direct text training without gradient backpropagation.

7. Perfected 3-Tier Rotating Backup System

• Production backup.sh --perfected automation with decimal radix safety ($((10#$NUM_STR))) preventing octal crashes, maintaining up to 3 revolving perfected snapshots.

8. 100% Master Test Suite Pass Rate

• All 4,332 automated test cases passing across all core modules, layers, runtimes, and serialization in ~32 seconds.

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🌐 Documentation & GitHub Pages

Interactive documentation, API references, mathematical derivations, and live Web Audio/Canvas visualizers are hosted on GitHub Pages: 👉 https://theprotaganist.github.io/sovwave/

The local documentation source is located in docs/index.html.

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License — see the LICENSE file for details.

Copyright (c) 2026 TheProtaganist