Accepted 60k MNIST GRAE10 reference
METRIC
A native C++ framework and dependency-free WebGL engine for finite metric spaces. This protected 60,000-record MNIST scene is the live visual reference.
Accepted visual
60,000 image records as one finite metric space.
Each point keeps its original MNIST record identity while the scene renders linked 2D and 3D coordinate states, class regions, floor projections and record inspection.
MNIST GRAE10
Open the live scene or inspect the native integrity check and exported data behind the reference.
MGC local correlation
One finite metric space of original image records with a transparent local-correlation field from exported MGC evidence.
Additional visuals are added only from real exported datasets.
Concept
Records first. Metrics make them computable.
METRIC starts from finite records and true pair metrics. Coordinate views, graphs, fields and dynamics are derived from that finite relation structure.
Images, strings, curves, distributions, graphs, vectors and structured rows enter as finite records.
A true metric assigns one pair value. In applications this can be read as minimal recoding effort between records.
Records plus metric become a finite space for search, entropy, correlation, mapping, monitoring and dynamics.
The browser renders exported data. It does not recompute METRIC algorithms or invent missing results.