OptFin V3

Simulador de Colapso Dimensional

This interactive model turns the V3 thesis into a visible machine: the tensor learns, the confident core collapses out of active memory, the remaining graph is split into spectral islands, and the asynchronous swarm spends its CPU budget only on the surviving frontier.

Dimensional Profile Permanent Collapse Spectral Islands Asynchronous Swarm RL Thermostat

Volumen N

Active domain collapse

Each particle represents a slice of the active decision graph. Bright particles remain unresolved. Dim particles have been permanently extracted into the frozen core and no longer consume active solver memory.

Progreso Fitness

Runtime telemetry

Iter. 0
Var. N 5000
Tasa Apr. 0.42
Islas CPU 4
Coste CPU 1500 ms
Motor Profiling
Variables (N) 100.0% active
CPU / Iteration 1500 ms
Fitness 0.00%
Stage 1 Profile
Stage 2 Extract
Stage 3 Partition
Stage 4 Swarm
Stage 5 Thermostat

Engine Trace

Permanent collapse timeline

The timeline below shows how certainty harvest reduces the active search frontier. As the core vanishes, the CPU cost per iteration falls and the swarm can spend more of the budget on difficult residual neighborhoods.

Active frontier preserved for exact refinement Frozen core 0 variables

Dimensional Profile

Auto-calibration before search

The profile estimates how many variables can be treated safely in each exact kernel, how many spectral islands should be opened, and how patient the thermostat must be before it reheats the search.

Permanent Collapse

Certainty becomes structure

Frozen variables are not only fixed. They are removed from the active instance. Their profit or cost is harvested, capacities are updated, and the residual problem becomes physically smaller.

Asynchronous Swarm

Parallel exactness without idle cores

Once the graph has been partitioned, each island can carry its own exact or bounded search lane while the central tensor keeps learning from the best structures found so far.