Author
Carlos Patricio Valenzuela Astaburuaga
Recent research
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This paper introduces a unified mathematical framework that formalizes explainability not as an external post-hoc approximation, but as an intrinsic geometric property of a deep variational state space. Traditional Explainable AI (XAI) methods rely on perturbative or gradient-bas...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Traditional algorithmic frameworks for morphological synthesis, such as discrete L-systems, frequently induce structural dissociation under stochastic perturbation regimes due to the absence of geometric inheritance across ancestral lineages. This paper employs a novel algebraic...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Post-hoc explainability methods in deep learning typically rely on local linear approximations or stochastic gradient perturbations, introducing significant computational overhead and sampling noise. This paper introduces an intrinsic, ad hoc explainability framework that leverag...
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In classical first-order model theory, semantic valuations are traditionally restricted to static, univalent functional mappings (v: V to M). This abstraction fails to account for the discrete topological state transitions that occur during recursive evaluation and quantifier sat...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This paper introduces a unified algebraic framework for the generation and visualization of complex binary, ternary, and quaternary fractal branching structures embedded in arbitrary D-dimensional Euclidean spaces (R^D). While traditional fractal tree algorithms rely on discrete...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
In classical first-order model theory, semantic valuations are traditionally restricted to static, univalent functional mappings (v: V to M). This abstraction fails to account for the discrete topological state transitions that occur during recursive evaluation and quantifier sat...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
In classical first-order model theory, semantic valuations are traditionally restricted to static, univalent functional mappings (v: V to M). This abstraction fails to account for the discrete topological state transitions that occur during recursive evaluation and quantifier sat...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
In classical first-order model theory, semantic valuations are traditionally restricted to static, univalent functional mappings (v: V -> M). This abstraction fails to account for the discrete topological state transitions that occur during recursive evaluation and quantifier sat...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
Traditional algorithmic frameworks for morphological synthesis, such as discrete L-systems, frequently induce structural dissociation under stochastic perturbation regimes due to the absence of geometric inheritance across ancestral lineages. This paper employs a novel algebraic...
- AI & ComputingOpen access
This paper introduces a unified algebraic framework for the generation and visualization of complex binary, ternary, and quaternary fractal branching structures embedded in arbitrary D-dimensional Euclidean spaces (R^D). While traditional fractal tree algorithms rely on discrete...