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March 24, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Eigencontext Field: A Unified Framework for Context-Relative Feature Representation

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TKTatsuki Kubota

Key Points

  • The aim is to establish a unified framework for context-relative feature representation through the Eigencontext Field.
  • Defined Context-Relative Quantity (CRQ) to convert absolute values into relative positions.
  • Organized CRQ into three layers: value (CRQ), entity-specific contexts (Eigencontext), and temporal trajectories.
  • Conducted three experiments to validate the framework's effectiveness in ranking and rediscovery of important features.
  • Additive CRQ features improved ranking by +7.3%, while naive methods resulted in a -34% decrease.
  • Rediscovered the Reynolds number as the most significant feature from 126 candidates.
  • EC hierarchy gains for noise dimensions decreased as sample sizes increased.

Abstract

Batch Normalization, TF-IDF, Elo Rating, and z-scores—despite originating in different fields—share a common transformation principle: converting absolute values into relative positions within context groups. We name this operation Context-Relative Quantity (CRQ) and propose an initial framework, the Eigencontext Field (EFC), that organizes CRQ into three layers: the value itself (CRQ), entity-specific context spaces (Eigencontext, corrected via James-Stein shrinkage with zero free parameters), and temporal trajectories (velocity and acceleration). We derive two structural axioms—as-of safety and anonymity—as logical consequences of CRQ's definition, and connect the framework to Buckingham's Π theorem as a data-driven generalization of dimensional analysis. Three experiments validate the framework: (1) additive CRQ features improve MSLR-WEB10K ranking by +7.3%, while naive application degrades by −34%, establishing the context-transfer invariance criterion; (2) blind enumeration of Cross combinations rediscovers the Reynolds number as importance #1 from 126 candidates; (3) EC hierarchy gains for noise dimensions converge to zero with increasing sample size. Code: https://github.com/Ai-7329/efc

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Tatsuki Kubota (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c229a5aeb5a845df0d4687https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19157827
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