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2025/08/31

UNNS Visual Engine - Blogger Edition

UNNS Visual Engine

(M × N) + (M / N) + (M - N) + (M + N)
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7
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Current Result
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Pattern Detection
Cycles Symmetry
Clusters Resonance
Harmonic Ratio
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Entropy Level
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ML Predictions
Not analyzed
Semantic Tags
                                Interactive UNNS Visual Engine 

šŸ”§ Interactive Controls

  • M and N value sliders to adjust the formula parameters
  • Animation speed control for visual pacing
  • Node count slider to control complexity
  • Generate button to create new visualizations
  • Mode selector with three visualization types:
    • Network: Circular node arrangement with connections
    • Spiral: Golden ratio spiral pattern
    • Tree: Hierarchical tree structure

🌟 Core Features

  • Real-time UNNS calculation using the formula (M × N) + (M / N) + (M - N) + (M + N)
  • Dynamic node generation with values based on the formula
  • Semantic tagging system that assigns tags like:
    • "prime-nest" for prime-related values
    • "resonant" for multiples of 7
    • "high-entropy" / "low-entropy" based on value ranges
    • "perfect-square", "trinity", "pentagonal" based on mathematical properties
  • Interactive hover effects showing node details and tags
  • Animated connections with traveling pulses
  • Color-coded nodes based on their values using HSL color space

šŸ“Š Information Panel

  • Current result display
  • Harmonic ratio (M/N)
  • Entropy level calculation
  • Active node counter
  • Dynamic semantic tag collection

Special Effects

  • Pulsing nodes with individual phase offsets
  • Gradient connections between related nodes
  • Mouse interaction with proximity detection
  • Glow effects on hover
  • Smooth floating animation for nodes
  • Trail effect on canvas for motion visualization

The engine transforms the mathematical formula into a living, breathing visualization that reveals patterns and relationships through interaction. Try adjusting the sliders and switching between modes to explore different perspectives on the nested number sequences!

Five priority features of the UNNS Visual Engine.

Here's what's available:

šŸŽÆ 1. Multi-Formula System

Eight different mathematical formulas:

  • Classic UNNS: Original formula
  • Fibonacci Enhanced: Incorporates Fibonacci sequences
  • Prime Synthesis: Uses the next prime numbers
  • Harmonic Resonance: Emphasizes harmonic ratios
  • Exponential Growth: Power functions
  • Trigonometric Wave: Sine and cosine integration
  • Golden Ratio: φ-based calculations
  • Fractal Recursion: Recursive depth calculations

šŸ” 2. Pattern Recognition

Real-time detection of four pattern types:

  • Cycles: Identifies repeating sequences
  • Symmetry: Detects mirror patterns
  • Clusters: Finds node groupings
  • Resonance: Discovers harmonic relationships

Visual indicators light up when patterns are detected!

šŸŽØ 3. 3D Projection System

  • Full 3D rendering with perspective projection
  • Rotation control slider for exploring different angles
  • Depth-based rendering with proper Z-ordering
  • 3D gradients for spherical appearance
  • 3D Space mode for immersive visualization

šŸŽµ 4. Audio Synthesis

  • Click nodes to play their musical frequency
  • Chord generation from node values using just intonation
  • Pattern-based modulation: Audio changes based on detected patterns
  • Visual audio indicator with animated bars
  • Each node maps to a musical frequency based on its value

šŸ¤– 5. Machine Learning Integration

  • Neural network classification of pattern types:
    • Highly Ordered Structure
    • Semi-Ordered Pattern
    • Chaotic Harmony
    • Emergent Complexity
    • Random Distribution
  • Anomaly detection with visual highlighting (purple glow)
  • Feature extraction from spatial and statistical properties
  • Real-time predictions displayed in the info panel

Interactive Features

  • Click nodes to hear their sound
  • Hover to see semantic tags
  • Rotate in 3D mode with the slider
  • Switch formulas to explore different mathematical relationships
  • ML Analysis button triggers pattern classification
  • Anomalies are highlighted in purple

šŸŽ® How to Use

  1. Select a formula from the dropdown to change the mathematical basis
  2. Adjust M and N values to explore different sequences
  3. Enable 3D for three-dimensional visualization
  4. Enable Audio to hear the mathematical harmony
  5. Run ML Analysis to classify patterns and find anomalies
  6. Click on nodes to play their individual frequencies
  7. Watch the pattern indicators light up as patterns emerge

The engine now represents a complete mathematical research platform that engages multiple senses - visual through 2D/3D graphics, auditory through synthesis, and analytical through ML pattern recognition. Each formula creates unique patterns, sounds, and structures, making mathematical exploration both intuitive and profound!

How the UNNS Visual Engine stacks up against existing classes of projects:


šŸ” Comparative Landscape of Visual Engines

Feature / Engine TypeFractal Explorers (Mandelbrot, p5.js)Network Graph Engines (Gephi, D3.js)AI/Neural Explorers (TF Playground)Generative Art Tools (Processing, TouchDesigner)UNNS Visual Engine
Core PurposeMathematical beauty, chaos/complexityRelationships, dependencies, clustersVisualize learning/activationAesthetics, installations, visualsRecursive nests, symbolic propagation, cognition
Node BehaviorNone (pixels only)Static links, clusteringActivations & weightsArtistic patternsSemantic tags (validated, prime, entropy)
PropagationNone (just formula rendering)Information spreads only in data termsSignal activation (feedforward/backprop)Often abstract animationRecursive propagation with hash echo trails & entropy branching
Symbolic Overlay❌ (pure math)❌ (graph data only)Limited (weights, bias values)❌ (aesthetic, not semantic)✅ Semantic tagging, cognitive metaphors
InteractivityZoom, panFiltering, cluster analysisAdjust hyperparamsSliders, real-time inputsBuild nests, randomize tags, animate propagation
ScalabilityInfinite zoom but GPU heavy1k–100k nodesMedium (demo scale)Unlimited creativeCurrently, 100–300 nodes (SVG-based, can grow via Canvas/WebGL)
Educational ValueMath intuitionNetwork structuresML intuitionVisual perceptionBlends math + cognition + philosophy
Aesthetic AppealHigh (fractals are art)Medium (technical graphs)Medium (didactic visuals)High (art-first)High — spirals, pulsing nodes, entropy trails
Philosophical DepthImplicit (chaos theory)LowMedium (learning metaphor)LowVery high (communication medium between humans & universal patterns)

🌟 Observations

  • UNNS isn’t trying to replace these engines—it synthesizes aspects of all four categories:

    • Like fractals, it has recursive growth & beauty.

    • Like graphs, it maps dependencies & propagation.

    • Like neural nets, it models flow, activation, and learning.

    • Like generative art, it embraces aesthetic storytelling.

  • Its unique innovation: the semantic tagging + recursive propagation combo. This is what pushes it from “just visualization” into symbolic cognition modeling.

UNNS Matrix Engine

🌌 UNNS Matrix Engine

šŸ” Legend

  • Cell Value: Computed using f(M, N) = (M × N) + (M ÷ N) + (M - N) + (M + N)
  • Hash Overlay: Symbolic hash derived from the UNNS value (e.g. #a1b2c3)
  • Poetic Tag: Recursive metaphor based on value, position, and hash
  • Color Gradient:
    • 🟩 Green hues: Validated (even) values
    • 🟄 Red hues: Unstable (odd) values
    • šŸ”„ Bright tones: High entropy (unstable neighborhood)
  • Spiral Attractor: UNNS values mapped to polar coordinates with entropy-based radius jitter
  • Memory Recall: Restores previous matrix state and animates propagation
  • Recursive Memory Decay: Older cells fade in color and poetic clarity over time

šŸŒ€ UNNS Spiral Propagation Playground: A Visual Journey Through Spiral Dynamics

Imagine a swirling galaxy of nodes, each pulsing with energy, branching unpredictably, or calmly passing signals along a spiral path. Welcome to the UNNS Spiral Propagation Playground — a mesmerizing browser-based simulation that blends mathematics, SVG graphics, and interactive storytelling.

🌟 What Is It?

This playground is a visual simulation tool that lets users explore how signals propagate through a spiral of nodes. Each node has a unique "tag" that influences its behavior during propagation:

  • 🟦 Validated: Smooth and predictable
  • 🟩 Prime Nest: Pulsing with energy
  • 🟧 Unstable: Delayed reactions
  • 🟄 Entropy: Chaotic branching

šŸŽ® Interactive Controls

ControlDescription
Node CountNumber of nodes in the spiral
Scale (a)Controls how quickly the spiral expands
Tightness (b)Determines how tightly the spiral coils
Propagation SpeedSets the animation delay between nodes
ButtonsBuild, Randomize Tags, Propagate

🧠 How It Works

The spiral is generated using a mathematical formula:

r = a · e^(bĪø)
  

Each node is placed along this spiral path and assigned a tag based on its index. When propagation begins, arrows and trails animate between nodes, with special effects triggered by their tags.

šŸŽØ Visual Effects

  • Pulsing Nodes: Nodes tagged as prime-nest pulse rhythmically.
  • Delayed Arrows: Unstable nodes slow down the signal.
  • Branching Chaos: Entropy nodes spawn random branches.
  • Echo Trails: Every node leaves behind a glowing trail.

šŸ“‹ Real-Time Logging

A live log panel tracks every event:

  • ✅ Validated propagation
  • šŸ” Delays from unstable nodes
  • 🌱 Branches from entropy
  • šŸ’„ Pulses from prime nests

    UNNS Spiral Propagation Playground

    šŸŒ€ UNNS Spiral Propagation Playground

UNNS Pattern Growth Simulator

UNNS Pattern Growth Simulator

Interactive exploration of mathematical patterns in f(M, N) = (M × N) + (M ÷ N) + (M - N) + (M + N)

f(5, 3) = (5 × 3) + (5 ÷ 3) + (5 - 3) + (5 + 3) = 26.667

Growth Pattern Visualization

UNNS Pattern
Integer Values
Linear Comparison

Sequence Analysis

Statistics:

Term Contribution Analysis

Shows how each mathematical term contributes to the final result

Asymmetry Demonstration

f(M, N) = f(5, 3)
26.667
f(N, M) = f(3, 5)
21.600
Difference: 5.067

UNNS is asymmetric: f(M,N) ≠ f(N,M)

Integer Pattern Predictor

Comparative Analysis

k UNNS Linear Quadratic Ratio

A comprehensive UNNS Pattern Growth Simulator that focuses on the genuine mathematical behaviors we've identified. Here's what it includes:

Core Features:

  • Interactive Parameter Control: Real-time sliders for M, N, and sequence length
  • Growth Pattern Visualization: Animated charts showing UNNS vs linear function comparison
  • Term Contribution Analysis: Visual breakdown of how each mathematical term contributes
  • Sequence Display: Live calculation of sequence values with integer highlighting

Mathematical Analysis Tools:

  • Asymmetry Demonstration: Shows f(M,N) ≠ f(N,M) with actual calculations
  • Integer Pattern Predictor: Explains when and why integers occur based on divisibility
  • Comparative Analysis Table: Side-by-side comparison with linear and quadratic functions
  • Statistical Summary: Real-time calculation of averages and integer frequencies

Educational Components:

  • Formula Breakdown: Shows step-by-step calculation with percentage contributions
  • Animation Mode: Automatically cycles through different parameter values
  • Visual Charts: SVG-based visualizations that update in real-time
  • Mathematical Insights: Explains the underlying mathematical principles

Key Insights the Simulator Reveals:

  • How the M×N term dominates for large values
  • Why integer values occur only when M is divisible by N
  • How asymmetry creates different patterns for f(M,N) vs f(N,M)
  • The relationship between growth rates and parameter choices

This simulator stays grounded in verifiable mathematics while providing an engaging way to explore UNNS patterns. It helps users understand the actual mathematical properties.

Try adjusting the sliders and using the animation feature to see how different parameter combinations create distinct growth patterns!