Rosetta M

One computation, three faces, and time. Each stone is one small machine-learning computation shown as its Math, the proposed M code, and its Visual (structure and live data), with time as the fourth dimension; some stones add a Trace face, the time axis itself. Choose a stone above; drag it to rotate, or lay its faces side by side; scrub the steps and the numbers move while the equation, the code and the dataflow stay put; walk the equation symbol by symbol and watch each one light up on every face. Rest the pointer on anything for an explanation; press ? for the keys.

M is proposed, not run. The M face is notation rendered from the same record as the Math face; nothing here parses or evaluates it, and its glyphs are placeholders. Every number on the page comes from a real training run in sw-MLPL, replayed from a recorded trace.

Math

M proposed notation · placeholder glyphs

Visual structure and data at this epoch

Trace the time axis

Rotate

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Travel epoch 0

Walk

Focus

Click any symbol on any face, or in the readout, to focus it everywhere. Esc clears.

Keys

`g`	grab: move the stone in the stage
`r`	rotate: mouse left and right turns the stone, up and down tilts it
`s`	scale: mouse up grows the view, down shrinks it
`t`	travel: mouse left and right scrubs the epoch; `←` `→` step one
`f`	focus: the next click picks a symbol; `f` again or `Esc` clears
`1` `2` `3` `4`	turn to the Math, M, Visual and Trace faces (4 only on a stone with a Trace face)
`Enter`	read the face toward you (and confirm a mode)
`w`	side by side: every face flat in a row; `w` or `Esc` returns to the stone
`n` `p`	walk: the next / previous line or symbol of the equation, lit on every face; `Esc` stops
`Space`	play / pause the epochs
`a`	auto-rotate on / off
`Home` `0`	reset the view: scale, position, angle
`Esc`	cancel a mode, leave read mode, clear focus, close this
`?`	this list