Symbolic pattern emergence in LAWS expert classes

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Let M\mathcal{M} be a sufficiently capable base model trained on a corpus containing code, mathematics, and structured data, and let n∗n^* be a PLT trie node with probability PM(n∗)≥εP_{\mathcal{M}}(n^*)\geq\varepsilon. Symbolic pattern emergence. With probability approaching 11 as ε→0\varepsilon\to0, every such node has an expert belonging to one of the finite primitive function classes linear, lookup, arithmetic, template, or small MLP.

The proposed mechanism is that repeated high-probability patterns drive gradient descent toward minimum-description-length functions, with transformer implicit regularization selecting primitive functions. Characterizing the MDL functions representable by transformers is left open.

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Gregory Magarshak, “LAWS: Learning from Actual Workloads Symbolically – A Self-Certifying Parametrized Cache Architecture for Neural Inference, Robotics, and Edge Deployment”, arXiv:2605.04069 (2026).

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