ICML 2026: Information-geometric adaptive sampling for graph diffusion
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ICML 2026: Information-geometric adaptive sampling for graph diffusion
Book II of Dark Geometry: the Standard Model gauge group, particle masses, couplings and mixing angles derived from d=3 and the Planck mass alone — zero free parameters. ~170 predictions, ~80 sub-percent (Koide leptons, v_H to 22 ppm, m_p/m_e=6π⁵). Verification code + master table.
Local KL–Fisher information-geometric bridge to Jensen–Shannon geometry for multi-observer aggregation. Companion code to Khomyakov (2026), Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.20373266. Verifies the 1/8 coefficient, multi-observer Fréchet barycenter expansion, and O(ε²) p_F–p_G coincidence.
KL-Geometric Structure of Observer Entropy. Bridge Theorem: S_obs = ½ε²vᵀI(θ)v + O(ε³). Fisher–Rao metric, sufficient conditions, dissipation functional, Landauer bound. Two worked examples + 12 off-center robustness checks. Python v3 verification script and 7 figures.
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