👻 ENTRO-GHOST (E-LAB-08)
Entropic Memory and Residual Pattern Discovery in Informational Voids
📖 Overview
ENTRO-GHOST introduces the Entropic Memory Framework (EMF) that treats residual information — the thermodynamic traces left by prior computational states — as actionable signals rather than discarded noise.
Key Contributions
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Ghost Trace Γ(t) | Exponentially-weighted integral of stability history |
| Ghost Recovery Algorithm | Augments control with recall force: u_GRA = u + ζ·(Ψ* - Γ) |
| Void Pattern Detector | Treats informational gaps as latent potential energy |
| Holographic Stability Protocol | Distributed memory with Byzantine fault tolerance |
Results
- 47.3% reduction in recovery time after catastrophic collapse
- Unconditional stability guarantees (Routh-Hurwitz)
- Byzantine fault tolerance up to ⌊(M-1)/2⌋ corrupted subsystems
🚀 Quick Install
pip install entro-ghost
🔬 Quick Start
from entro_ghost import GhostRecoveryOptimizer
# Initialize with default parameters
gra = GhostRecoveryOptimizer(alpha=0.1, zeta=0.65)
# Update ghost trace and get control signal
psi = 0.85 # current stability
psi_star = 0.95 # target stability
u_baseline = 0.1
result = gra.control(psi, psi_star, u_baseline)
print(f"Ghost pull: {result['u_ghost']:.3f}")
print(f"Total control: {result['u_total']:.3f}")
📚 Documentation
· Website: https://entro-ghost.netlify.app · Paper: DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19504584 · API Docs: https://entro-ghost.readthedocs.io
🧬 EntropyLab Program
E-LAB Project Focus 01 ENTROPIA Theoretical foundations 02 ENTRO-AI AI inference stability 03 ENTRO-CORE Core measurement 04 ENTRO-ENGINE System coupling 05 ENTRO-EVO Adaptive weighting 06 ENTRO-NET Distributed sync 07 ENTRO-QUANTUM Probabilistic states 08 ENTRO-GHOST Entropic memory 09 (forthcoming) - 10 ENTRO-MANIFESTO Unified manifesto
📝 Citation
@software{baladi2026entroghost,
author = {Samir Baladi},
title = {ENTRO-GHOST: Entropic Memory and Residual Pattern Discovery},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.5281/zenodo.19504584},
note = {E-LAB-08}
}
📄 License
MIT License © 2026 Samir Baladi
Part of the EntropyLab Research Program "Systems that know where they have been can find their way back significantly faster than systems that do not."
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