Derandomizing Dense Binary Hypervector Codebooks for Quantized Scalars
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arXiv:2609.38471v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Hyperdimensional computing and vector symbolic architectures often represent quantized scalar levels by dense binary codebooks whose level-to-level similarity is intended to follow a prescribed function of scalar separation. At finite dimensionality, randomized scalar codebook constructions deviate from this target because of sampling noise, random-start imbalance, update-count fluctuations, component dependence, and finite-capacity effects. We develop a transition-based derandomization framework for dense binary scalar codebooks across two tar
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- arXiv:2609.38471v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Hyperdimensional computing and vector symbolic architectures often represent quantized scalar levels by dense binary codebooks whose level-to-level similarity is intended to follow a prescribed function of scalar separation.
- At finite dimensionality, randomized scalar codebook constructions deviate from this target because of sampling noise, random-start imbalance, update-count fluctuations, component dependence, and finite-capacity effects.
- We develop a transition-based derandomization framework for dense binary scalar codebooks across two tar
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