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This randomized trial examines a neural-reconstruction framework in neural array projection tomography, suggesting insights for future studies.
This paper reconstructs the ten documented stages of Neural Array Projection Oscillation Tomography and turns their shared ideas into a testable neural-reconstruction framework. It defines matched model comparisons, causal signal operators, null tests, held-out outcomes, and clear failure conditions. A reproducible synthetic benchmark shows that the full candidate model improves one generated neural-recovery endpoint but does not produce a stable action advantage across the declared sensitivity study. The negative result is retained as a central finding. The paper includes no biological result and does not claim that brains implement the proposed framework or that a decoded neural state is consciousness. It belongs to the Self-Aware Networks neuroscience and consciousness research program. This is a corrected preprint edition released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license.
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