Determinization in Structure Theories: A Unified Framework via Closure, Comparability, and Joint Admissibility | SpinGraph: Theoretical framing
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Determinization in Structure Theories: A Unified Framework via Closure, Comparability, and Joint Admissibility
structure theory, canonicalization, determinization, LLM hallucination, non-determinism
Introduces a formal taxonomy of non-determinism (Type E and Type S-strong) in structure theories Proposes two canonicalization mechanisms: operator-based completion and selector-based construction Connects determinization theory to LLM hallucination as 'unsupported canonicalization'
Emphasizes formal elegance and taxonomic precision while minimizing absence of implementation, testing, or connection to concrete AI systems beyond metaphorical analogy.
Foundational theoretical advance enabling future robustness in AI reasoning
New AI theory shows how to eliminate hallucinations by enforcing determinization in structure theories.
No empirical evaluation, no code, no benchmarks, no comparison to existing LLM alignment or consistency methods; No specification of how 'LLM-assisted reasoning' maps to the abstract structure theory triple (Σ, A, I)
The story uses titles, institutions, awards, rankings, partners, experts, or official language to make the subject feel more credible. Watch for loaded terms such as canonical interpretation, globally consistent, soundness condition, structural non-commutativity. The distribution reads as academic distribution. A pressure point: No empirical evaluation, no code, no benchmarks, no comparison to existing LLM alignment or consistency methods.
The framework applies to LLM-assisted reasoning, where hallucination can be viewed as unsupported canonicalization.
The framework also applies to LLM-assisted reasoning, where hallucination can be viewed as unsupported canonicalization.
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First version submitted to arXiv; no peer review or empirical validation reported