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This PR integrates critical point analysis and a complexity ceiling into the theoretical framework, updates the LaTeX manuscript accordingly, and extends the validation suite with utilities and tests for mode crossovers and the complexity ceiling.
- Expanded the paper to include “critical points” (mode crossovers) and a “complexity ceiling” principle
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paper/oscillation_adaptability.texwith new subsections, figures, and captions reflecting these concepts - Added
find_mode_crossoverandverify_complexity_ceilingincomputational_utils.pyand corresponding wrappers invalidate_theory.py
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| paper/oscillation_adaptability.tex | Added analysis of critical points and complexity ceiling; updated captions |
| code/validation/validate_theory.py | Added validate_mode_crossovers and validate_complexity_ceiling |
| code/utils/computational_utils.py | Introduced find_mode_crossover and verify_complexity_ceiling |
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paper/oscillation_adaptability.tex:218
- Close the math environment by adding a trailing "$" after "{1,2}" to correct the LaTeX syntax.
\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{figures/phase_diagram.png}
code/validation/validate_theory.py:202
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validate_mode_crossoversto verify that mode crossover detection works correctly under expected scenarios.
def validate_mode_crossovers():
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| This work suggests that the "flip-flopping" behavior sometimes observed in complex systems, rather than being mere noise or error, might be a signature of this fundamental adaptive balancing act. By framing oscillations as necessary consequences of constrained optimization under conservation laws, we offer a novel perspective that could unify understanding of rhythmic phenomena across disciplines and scales. | ||
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[nitpick] Remove or update this placeholder comment to avoid leaving TODOs in the final manuscript.
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[nitpick] Remove or revise this placeholder comment now that sections 6 and 7 have been updated to prevent confusion in the final document.
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[nitpick] Consider replacing the manual loop and interpolation with a vectorized root-finding approach (e.g., NumPy or SciPy) to improve performance on large grids.
- Fixed missing $ in LaTeX math environment on line 209 - Added comprehensive unit tests for validate_mode_crossovers function - Created test infrastructure in code/tests/ directory - Tests cover crossover detection accuracy, reproducibility, and edge cases
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pip install -r requirements.txtpython code/run_all_tests.pyhttps://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68748abae7448325af73b21ca74b6def