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* Add vec_max_upscale_to_u16 * Do max-upscale pruning_scores * Add epoch test log details for u16 pruning_scores * Norm when no max * Added max-upscaling unnormalized handling * Update spec_version to 116
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Currently
pruning_scoresare a u16 quantization of normalized emission, which is problematic given ~4096 values and a Pareto distribution of emissions. Currently finney has a max emission of ~11% and a min non-zero emission of ~0.0002% (0.000002), but the lowest u16 quantity is 1/2^16 = 0.000015 (0.0015%).The purpose of
pruning_scoresis to make relative comparisons during registration to determine the neuron to replace, which has the lowestpruning_score. Therefore, it doesn't have to be normalized, so this PR proposes max-upscaling wheremax(pruning_scores) = u16::MAX. So scale scores relative to the max score, so 0.0002/11 = 0.000018 (> 0.000015 u16 min quantity).Assumes that
pruning_scoresis used only for relative comparison, and doesn't have to be normalized.