Spectral eigenvalue set of self-similar measures associated with product-form Hadamard triples
arXiv:2607.15743
2026
Architecture
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What the math gives to ML
The paper constructs Fourier spectra for self-similar measures generated by product-form Hadamard triples and characterizes scalars that preserve spectrality. The transferable asset is an exactly orthogonal, multiscale Fourier dictionary for a nonuniform fractal-like input distribution, together with multiplier sets that permit structured frequency rescaling without destroying orthogonality. This suggests replacing randomly sampled Fourier features or ad hoc positional encodings with a deterministic digit-tree encoding matched to the empirical coordinate distribution. The strongest initial target is neural fields or coordinate MLPs, where feature conditioning and multiscale coverage directly affect optimization and high-frequency reconstruction.
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2026
Construct positional features from a self-similar digit system whose Fourier characters are orthogonal under a prescribed nonuniform measure, rather than sampling frequencies independently. Use several admissible multiplier values to create frequency bands while preserving the underlying Hadamard structure, giving a deterministic multiscale encoding with a better-conditioned feature Gram matrix on fractal or highly clustered coordinates.
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