Tensors — Numerical Execution Connected to Concepts
Documentation status: architecture — see Maturity and evidence.
The tensor subsystem provides numerical computation that can be connected to conceptual data and Runtime execution. It supports ordinary dense computation, conceptual/sparse projections, neural-network layers and accelerator-backed execution.
Architectural rule
Tensor state is a numerical projection. Conceptual identity remains owned by the conceptual model and hypergraph.
conceptual structure
-> explicit numerical projection
-> tensor computation
-> numerical result
-> optional reattachment to conceptual identity
Current capability areas
- dense and conceptual tensors;
- element-wise operations, reductions and linear algebra;
- feed-forward and graph neural-network computation;
- transformer-oriented execution;
- capability-driven compute backends;
- resident accelerator buffers;
- WebGPU execution paths;
- quantized weight execution.