Remove guns/bitbrain_net.nim (+README), test_bitbrain_net.nim,
measure_bitbrain_scaling.nim, rack id 17 and all of its plumbing in
selector.nim / ModularBot.nim / env_report.nim, the TR_BITBRAIN_NET switch
and the NEW-NETWORK TR_BITBRAIN_* knobs, and the BitBrainNet arm of
run_prediction_quality.nim.
With id 17 gone there is nothing to disambiguate, so the legacy namespace
becomes the ONLY one: TR_RACK_BITBRAIN always selects id 16 LEADGAIN and
every TR_BITBRAIN_<X> in the frozen 14-suffix alias set always means
TR_LEADGAIN_<X>. The alias layer and its [depr] line stay.
KEPT: the common_libs/bitbrain/ SBC library (learned_surfer imports
bitbrain/sbc), lead_gain at id 16 with env TR_LEADGAIN_* and log tag [lg],
and the c9b6753 crash fix (NumRackGuns widths + test_rack_stat_width).
Tombstone: docs/bitbrain_campaign.md ## RETIRED and one cross-reference line
in docs/gun_campaign.md. Shipped defaults unchanged: clean env -> rack
active 1v1 = PATTERN, movement default strafe.
The BITBRAIN name was sitting on a gun with no network in it. This is the gun
that actually runs the algorithm: an ADE layer (thresholded random projections
with ONLINE threshold adaptation) feeding the SBC head from
common_libs/bitbrain/, with the counted+decay mode available.
common_libs/guns/bitbrain_net.nim the gun
rack name BITBRAIN, rack id 17 (rack 17 -> 18 guns), both new guns default OFF
admitted by TR_RACK_BITBRAIN=both AND TR_BITBRAIN_NET=1 (the switch that also
disowns LEADGAIN's legacy TR_BITBRAIN_* aliases)
OUTPUT: a fine-grained aim CORRECTION on top of Pattern - the probability-
weighted mean of the nClasses class centres under inferProb - not a direct aim
point from the argmax. That is the shape docs/bitbrain_gate.md measured, and
Pattern is already a strong predictor, so the net's job is the signed residual.
Below TR_BITBRAIN_MINOBS the shift is exactly 0 and Pattern is returned
unchanged.
INPUT: a CONFIGURED set of FEATURE BLOCKS (TR_BITBRAIN_FEATURES=name:W), each
block's width == its resolution, laid out as a thermometer code over 0/255 slots
(so an ADE synapse 'matches' when its polarity agrees with the slot and a random
ADE fires iff its w synapses all match, rate 2^-w). Default is 52 slots over 9
blocks. NO long temporal window, per docs/state_window_gate.md: the only history
is a 12-tick ring feeding three rate/turn quantities.
Every knob env-configurable: _INPUT (width), _NCLASSES, _NADES, _WIDTHS
(clause widths), _FEATURES, _SPAN, _MODE, _DECAY_EVERY, _DECAY_SHIFT,
_MINOBS, _ADAPT_EVERY, _TARGET, _NETSEED, _NETLOG, _NET_RESET_ON_TARGET.
MEASURED SCALING (measure_bitbrain_scaling.nim, 3 recorded runs, 37412 ticks,
-d:release, one predict per power bin per tick, timed region = predicts only):
RAM 1.59 MB default (98.6% SBC tensors); linear in nClasses, QUADRATIC in
nAde, FLAT in input width; counted/bitset = 7.30x on RAM, ~1x on time.
ms/tick 2.70 default = 21% of the 13.16 ms budget; 64 classes busts it (149%),
nAde 512 uses 74%, nAde 64 uses 2%.
CAPACITY vs ACCURACY: over a 100x RAM range the offline mean |err| moves
17.254 -> 17.115 deg around Pattern's 16.964, and the sign flips along the
nClasses axis, so it is noise, not a trend. The corrector is consistently
slightly WORSE than Pattern. The ceiling is the STATE, not the classifier.
VETO-CAPABLE OFFLINE CHECK ONLY (docs/offline_harness_trust.md), never
presented as a live win.
ENGAGEMENT is proven, not assumed: test_bitbrain_net.nim (42 checks) shows 0
bytes before first use, different inputs -> different class outputs, a learn
raises SBC occupancy, bitset learn idempotent while counted learn is monotone,
threshold adaptation runs, and the global RNG is untouched.
Parity: shipped rack still onlyPattern, shipped movement still strafe. Guards:
test_env_report 25, test_rack_membership 48, test_tm_pattern_registration 20,
test_lead_gain_registration 13, test_lead_gain_legacy 24, test_bitbrain 56,
test_gun_harness 39, test_tfil_commit_env 30, test_bitbrain_net 42.
Clean archive build: [SuccessX].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The boot report printed the raw env and the resolved values, but it never
told the user when a name was WRONG - which is the failure mode that cost
real time: `TMH_NSTATES` was exported as an env var although it is a
compile-time `{.intdefine.}` (`guns/tm_horizon.nim:102`), so the export was
a silent no-op. Add the two warning paths, both boot-only and stdout:
* unknown TR_*/GUN_* names are named explicitly. The known set is built
from the modules' exported env-name constants; the remaining inline
reads are listed once, and common_libs/tests/test_env_report.nim scans
the tree and fails if a name read anywhere is missing.
* any `{.intdefine.}`/`{.strdefine.}`/`{.booldefine.}` symbol present as
an env var is flagged, with the real runtime equivalent when one exists
(`TMH_NSTATES` -> `TR_TMHORIZON_NSTATES`) and an explicit "does not
exist - this knob is compile-time only" when it does not. The map is
derived by grepping the tree; the same test re-greps and fails on drift.
Warnings are emitted only when the env is dirty, so a correct run keeps the
documented A/B/build shape. TR_ENV_REPORT=0 still suppresses everything.
test_env_report.nim: 25 checks (known set, pure helpers, tree literal scan,
tree define scan). All 15 existing guard tests keep their exact counts.
SirStone