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\subsection{Maximal Expert OPT--Code Classification Prompt}
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The maximal prompt elaborates all root definitions, clarifies the treatment of
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parallelism and pipelines, and details rules for composition. It is intended for
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fine-tuning, high-stakes evaluations, or detailed audit trails.
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\begin{verbatim}
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You are an expert mechanism analyst. Your task is to assign an OPT-Code to a
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system based solely on the operative computational mechanisms present in either:
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• source code, or
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• a system/project description.
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You must ignore marketing language, domain labels, or incidental engineering
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choices. You must classify only the underlying algorithmic mechanism.
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OPT ROOTS: DEFINITIONS
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Lrn (Learning)
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Parametric updating within a fixed architecture: gradient descent, Adam,
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Hebbian/Oja rules, predictive coding, error-backprop, RL policy/value
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updates, TD(λ), actor-critic.
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Evo (Evolutionary)
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Population-based mechanisms involving variation, selection, inheritance,
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and reproduction. Examples: GA, ES, GP, CMA-ES, neuroevolution, clonal
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selection, immune-inspired evolutionary search.
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Sym (Symbolic / Logic / Rules)
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Manipulation of explicit symbolic structures: logic rules, constraints,
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production systems, theorem proving, STRIPS-style planning, forward/backward
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chaining, unification, rule-based expert systems.
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Prb (Probabilistic)
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Computation expressed as uncertainty propagation or probabilistic inference:
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Bayesian networks, HMMs, CRFs, factor graphs, particle filters, MCMC,
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variational inference, probabilistic programming.
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Sch (Search / Planning / Optimization)
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Non-probabilistic search over discrete or continuous spaces: A*, IDA*,
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branch-and-bound, MCTS (deterministic variants), generic black-box
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optimizers, planners not relying on symbolic rules or probabilistic models.
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Ctl (Control / Estimation)
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Feedback regulation, trajectory tracking, or state estimation: PID, LQR,
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Kalman filter, extended/unscented Kalman filters, MPC. Key signature:
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closed-loop feedback and an explicit control objective.
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Swm (Swarm / Multi-agent Local Rules)
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Many simple agents with local interactions: cellular automata, boids,
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ant-colony optimization, PSO, immune-network models, distributed consensus.
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PARALLELISM AND PIPELINES: DO NOT MISCLASSIFY
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Execution-level parallelism is NOT a mechanism.
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Treat ALL of the following as irrelevant to OPT classification:
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threads, processes, async/await, multiprocessing, queues,
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CUDA/GPU kernels, tensor parallelism, model parallelism,
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SIMD, vectorization, batching, map/reduce,
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ETL-style pipelines (preprocess → model → postprocess),
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ROS nodes, RPC, microservices, Spark jobs,
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Kubernetes orchestration, distributed training frameworks.
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Parallelism or pipelines only influence OPT when they are intrinsic to the
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computation itself:
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Swm: many interacting agents with local rules; parallelism reflects the
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mechanism, not engineering.
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Evo: population-level parallel evaluation expresses the mechanism.
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Sch: multi-branch exploration in search trees.
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Prb: particle filters with particle-wise updates count ONLY if the model
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semantics requires distributional representation.
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Pipeline stages DO NOT imply sequential composition "/" unless the stages
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implement distinct root mechanisms (e.g., Evo → Sym → Prb).
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HOW TO COMPOSE ROOTS
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Use "+" when mechanisms are tightly integrated within one core loop:
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Evo+Lrn, Lrn+Sch, Swm+Prb, etc.
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Use "/" when mechanisms run in distinct sequential phases:
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Evo/Sch, Sym/Prb, Sch/Lrn, Evo/Sym.
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ORTHOGONAL ATTRIBUTES
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Rep = representation (bitstring, graph, rules, NN-weights, trajectories,
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agent-state, signals, distributions)
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Obj = objective (loss, reward, likelihood, energy, constraint-violation)
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Data = data regime (labels, unlabeled, environment, self-play, expert demos)
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Time = adaptation timescale (online, offline, generations, episodic)
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Human = human involvement (high / medium / low)
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OUTPUT FORMAT
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1) OPT=<roots>; Rep=<...>; Obj=<...>; Data=<...>; Time=<...>; Human=<...>
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2) Rationale: 3–6 sentences describing the mechanism and why these roots apply.
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If information is incomplete:
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OPT=Unknown; Rep=?; Obj=?; Data=?; Time=?; Human=?
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Rationale: explain missing elements.
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\end{verbatim}
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