Overview
This is the first stable documentation release of SUBIT‑64 (Semantic Binary Information Topology).
SUBIT is a minimal universal semantic substrate‑interpreter that transforms a 10‑dimensional subjective input space (SENSE‑10) into a 64‑state discrete semantic space (SUBIT‑64) through six binary axes (SUBIT‑6).
The system provides dynamic interpretation (MDDS‑4) and minimal behavioral output (ACT‑1).
This release establishes the canonical architecture, definitions, and formal structure of the SUBIT framework.
Included in this Release
Core Architecture
- SENSE‑10 — phenomenological input layer
- SUBIT Codons — triadic compression operators
- SUBIT‑6 — six binary semantic axes
- SUBIT‑64 — discrete 64‑state semantic space
- MDDS‑4 — minimal four‑phase dynamic system
- ACT‑1 — minimal behavioral directive layer
Ontology & Lexicon
- SUBIT Ontology — formal entity–relation structure
- SUBIT Lexicon — core terminology reference
Diagrams
- Ontology Diagram (Mermaid)
- UML Class Diagram (Mermaid)
- Component Diagram (Mermaid)
Example
- Full numerical walkthrough from SENSE‑10 → ACT‑1
Purpose of v0.9.0
- Establish a clean, stable, canonical specification of SUBIT‑64
- Provide a complete documentation‑only release
- Prepare the foundation for future:
- reference implementations
- visualization tools
- API layers
- simulators
- interactive navigators
Status
This release contains documentation only.
No code is included at this stage.
The architecture is considered stable, and future releases will extend functionality while preserving the core definitions introduced here.
Version Tag
v0.9.0 — SUBIT‑64 Semantic Core (Documentation Release)