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Week 2 Progress Summary - Core Module Creation
Week 2 focuses on creating the core DLM module with unified abstractions for coordinates, embeddings, and configuration. We're consolidating code from DLM, IRCP, and TPO packages while maintaining 100% backward compatibility.
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**Date:** 2025-12-07 **Status:** 🔵 In Progress (80% Complete) **Phases Completed:** 4 of 5
Week 2 focuses on creating the core DLM module with unified abstractions for coordinates, embeddings, and configuration. We're consolidating code from DLM, IRCP, and TPO packages while maintaining 100% backward compatibility.
- **DLMCoordinate Model** (Pydantic BaseModel) - 5D coordinate system: x (depth), y (sibling), z (homogeneity), t (temporal), n_parts (complexity) - Rich metadata from TPO: depth_level, sibling_index, confidence - Tree structure tracking: parent, children - Distance calculations: Euclidean, Manhattan, cosine similarity - Conversions: to_dict(), to_tensor(), to_numpy()
- **DLMCoordinateCalculator** - Ported from TPO's RCPCoordinateSystem - Enhanced with temporal (t) and complexity (n_parts) calculations - Normalization, caching, batch processing - Configurable homogeneity methods
- **DLMCoordinateValidator** - Coordinate value validation - Tree structure validation - Relationship validation
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