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| Per-user idiolect normalization | `cortexm/text/idiolect.py` | "bruh"→"friend" via embedding k-NN |
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| DisSim rule-based simplifier | `cortexm/text/dissim.py` | Compound-sentence pattern recall |
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| TLSH ternary trie | `cortexm/vsa/tlsh_trie.py` | O(log N + w) software TCAM |
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| Holographic fact overlay | `cortexm/vsa/hologram_overlay.py` | O(1) single-hop fact lookup |
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