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contraction & Inflation
CC-By 4.0 James B. Wilson, 2024
Contractions & Entropy
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Data table \(T\)
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User recipe of rows \(v\)
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Contraction \(\langle u\mid T\rangle\) is newly generated data.
Contractions need recipes
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Data table \(T\)
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User recipe for columns \(v\)
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Contraction \(\langle T\mid v\rangle\) is newly generated data.
Multiple Contractions allowed
Entropy of contractions
- The order of contractions is immaterial to the result.
- Entropic ("disorder") means operators that applied in any order are the same.
- Commutative? Associative? No, these are different operators, not one operator with rewriting rules.
Entropy
Given products \((u_1,\ldots,u_n)\) and \(\begin{bmatrix} v_1\\ \vdots\\ v_m\end{bmatrix}\)
Entropy
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Main Example
Inflation & Distribution
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Recepies \(u,v,w\)
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Build a product \(u\otimes v\otimes w\) whose partial evaluations are entropic.
Inflation produces tables
Product Notations
Functional notation \[u:\text{axes}\to \text{space}\] so partition axes to partition input.
tensor spaces
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Data table \(T\)
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First recipe of rows \(u\)
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Second recipe \(\acute{u}\)
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Contract \[\langle u+\acute{u}\mid T\rangle=\langle u\mid T\rangle+\langle \acute{u}\mid T\rangle.\]
Multiple recipes
measurement distributes
Even in limits
measurement Is contextual
- River's length is in miles/km
- River's depth is in feet/meters.
- Volume in gallons/liter
- \[\text{vol}(t\mid \text{length}, \text{depth}, \text{width})\]
- USA \(t=39,500 \text{gal}/\text{mile}\times \text{ft}^2\)
- EU \(t=1 \text{l}/1000 \text{km}^2\times \text{m}\)
Convention is not the point. In binary both conversions are bizzare choices.
Definition.
A tensor space is a distinguished term of a distributive product.
A tensor is an term/element of a tensor space.
Definition.
A cotensor space is the type of outputs of a distributive product.
A cotensor is an term/element of a cotensor space.
Interpretation | Tensors | Valence |
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Area/Volume/... | Measure | 2,3,... |
Markov process | Distribution | 2 |
Cost functions | costs | 1 |
Distributed computing | Thread pool | any |
Potential tensor spaces
Interpretation | Tensors | Valence |
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Logic/circuits | gates (and/or...) | 2,3,... |
Foundations | Distribution | 2 |
hom, tensor product,... | Categories | 2,3... |
Potential tensor spaces
The implication
Data Table
Multiplication Table
The point:
Data Table
Multiplication Table
The point
Algebra has 1200 year head start on organizing data.
The requirement
Medial Law: a special case of entropy
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Current distributes proportional to resistance
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\(I=R_1 I_1+R_2 I_2\)
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New addition \[I_1\boxplus I_2=R_1 I_1 +R_2 I_2\] is medial.
Ohms law
Eckmann-Hilton Argument
A medial addition with a 0 is a both commutative and associative.
Commonoid = "Commutative Monoid"
To play nice with products add axiom:
\[\forall a \qquad \langle 0_a,u_{\bar{a}}\rangle=0\]
Grothendieck.
Every commoind has associated to it an abelian group to which it is maximally embedded.
Fact. If negatives exist then they already play nice \[\forall a \qquad \langle -u_a,u_{\bar{a}}\rangle=-\langle u_a,u_{\bar{a}}\rangle\]
Murdoch-Toyoda.
Every medial quasigroup is an affine twist of an abelian group.
\[x\boxplus y=Mx+Ny+b\]
Quasi-group: \(a+x=b\) and \(x+a=b\) has unique solutions.
Tensor take products Cotensors make products
Tensor Contractions & Inflations
By James Wilson
Tensor Contractions & Inflations
Tensors are defined by having contractions and cotensors by inflation. What are these and what do they require?
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