CPPTAI-Traslocatore: A Five-Phase Entropic Framework for Hierarchical Problem Solving
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Description
CPPTAI-Traslocatore is an open and reproducible five-phase framework for hierarchical problem solving based on explicit entropy management.
The system guides complex tasks from high-uncertainty states to stable solutions through adaptive decomposition, bounded cognitive refinement, ordered convergence of knowledge sources, and verified presentation of results. The framework is implemented as a modular Python project and produces structured, auditable artifacts to support transparency, evaluation, and reuse.
CPPTAI-Traslocatore is designed for research in AI reasoning, LLM orchestration, and uncertainty-aware decision systems.
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CPPTAI_v2.pdf
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- Repository URL
- https://github.com/fra150/CPPTAI.git
- Programming language
- Python
- Development Status
- Active
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