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May 25, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Glyph-Family Projection Audit Linking Katakamuna-Like Primitives and Kampo Formula Networks in the U131 Framework

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KTKen TakadaEEnumiaze

Key Points

  • The aim is to project relationships between Katakamuna-like glyphs and Kampo formula networks using a bounded structural framework.
  • Conducted a projection audit using a U131 carrier
  • Scored eight formula rows based on a herb-list-only family prediction with withheld labels
  • Performed one-herb ablations to assess accuracy
  • Achieved 8/8 family matches in predictions
  • Identified the unique best replay from 2520 assignments
  • Weak decoy formulas received NO_CALL, indicating poor predictive validity

Abstract

This record documents Paper 059 of the Enumiaze Research Program: a bounded computational and structural projection audit linking a finite U131 carrier, Katakamuna-like glyph primitives, Kampo formula families, and herb-pair roles. The paper consolidates the v461-v560 U131-Kampo branch. The frozen default4 register contains BanXia-ChaiHu, ChuanXiong-ShaoYao, FuLing-RenShen, and BaiZhu-FuLing with fixed structural weights. Eight embedded heldout formula rows are scored by herb-list-only family prediction after the target family labels are withheld from the prediction step; the frozen replay obtains 8/8 family matches. A family-balanced null over 2520 assignments gives the observed assignment as the unique best replay, while one-herb ablations reduce accuracy and weak decoy formulas receive NOCALL. The record is a bounded structural audit and reproducibility ledger. It does not claim clinical efficacy, diagnosis, prescribing guidance, dosage guidance, historical origin, external discovery, or a complete first-principles derivation. The timestamped record may be useful for documenting the version-stable theorem ledger and no-retuning boundaries, but the timestamp itself does not validate the model.

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Takada et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a13e7e80e02ee3982d3293bhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20354956
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