Cross-domain transfer via a shared LAWS trie

Let M1\mathcal{M}_1 be a language model and M2\mathcal{M}_2 a robotics model with a shared natural-language task representation. Let nn^* be a shared PLT trie node and let e=(n,f1,ϕ,τ)e=(n^*,f_1,\phi,\tau^*) be an expert constructed from M1\mathcal{M}_1's outputs. Cross-domain transfer via a shared trie. The expert transfers to M2\mathcal{M}_2's robot actions for tasks in the subtree of nn^*, with validity certified using Λ(W2)\Lambda(W_2) applied to the transferred expert.

The proposed transfer relies on semantically aligned outputs for a common natural-language description, as in vision-language-action models. Small validation error for the transferred expert is presented as an empirical claim requiring formal verification.

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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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