CC-By 4.0 James B. Wilson, 2024
Data table \(T\)
User recipe of rows \(v\)
Contraction \(\langle u\mid T\rangle\) is newly generated data.
Data table \(T\)
User recipe for columns \(v\)
Contraction \(\langle T\mid v\rangle\) is newly generated data.
Given products \((u_1,\ldots,u_n)\) and \(\begin{bmatrix} v_1\\ \vdots\\ v_m\end{bmatrix}\)
Recepies \(u,v,w\)
Build a product \(u\otimes v\otimes w\) whose partial evaluations are entropic.
Functional notation \[u:\text{axes}\to \text{space}\] so partition axes to partition input.
Data table \(T\)
First recipe of rows \(u\)
Second recipe \(\acute{u}\)
Contract \[\langle u+\acute{u}\mid T\rangle=\langle u\mid T\rangle+\langle \acute{u}\mid T\rangle.\]
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 |
Interpretation | Tensors | Valence |
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Logic/circuits | gates (and/or...) | 2,3,... |
Foundations | Distribution | 2 |
hom, tensor product,... | Categories | 2,3... |
The point:
The point
Algebra has 1200 year head start on organizing data.
Medial Law: a special case of entropy
Current distributes proportional to resistance
\(I=R_1 I_1+R_2 I_2\)
New addition \[I_1\boxplus I_2=R_1 I_1 +R_2 I_2\] is medial.
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.