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Module syntax 

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Syntax layer: classify sign tuples into named temporal motifs. Syntax layer: classify sign tuples into named temporal motifs.

The syntax layer sits between the sign tuple and the grammar state. It maps σ(k) = (‖r‖, ṙ, r̈) onto a named MotifClass, which the heuristics bank then looks up to retrieve operator-facing semantic dispositions and provenance.

§RF Motif Classes (paper §V-F)

ClassSignatureRF Context
PreFailureSlowDriftnorm in [0.3ρ,ρ], ṙ>0 sustainedPA thermal drift, LO aging
TransientExcursionnorm > ρ for 1–2 obs, rapid recoverySingle-sample noise spike
RecurrentBoundaryApproachperiodic boundary entriesCyclic interference
AbruptOnsetr̈ >> 0 with large norm jumpJamming onset, HW fault
SpectralMaskApproachnorm drifting toward 1.0 (normalized mask)TX power creep
PhaseNoiseExcursionoscillatory ṙ with growing
FreqHopTransitionabrupt slew + recovery to new baselineFHSS waveform boundary
Unknownno pattern matchesEndoductive: return σ(k) for operator

Structs§

SyntaxThresholds
Thresholds for syntax classification. All are dimensionless fractions of ρ or absolute rates, set from the paper’s Stage III protocol.

Enums§

MotifClass
Named temporal motif class.

Functions§

classify
Classify a sign tuple and grammar state into a named motif.