Compressed length saturates: zlib wraps an incompressible tape in 11 bytes, so a tape of
junk reads its cap plus 11 whatever the cap is. Read it against the tape's own length —
the ratio below is near 1 for junk and well under 1 for a tape with structure in it — and
read complexity off dominant_instruction_count.
Compression ratioDistinct tapesShare of the most common tapeReplicator countSelf-replicator share
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Self-replicators, rotated
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Instruction densityEntropy (bits)Alphabet size
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Copy rateReverse copy rate
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Distinct lineages
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Share of the largest lineage
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Effective number of lineages
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Lineages holding 1% of cells or more
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Variation within a lineage
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Variation within a lineage, oriented
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Copy cost (steps)
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Copy latency (steps)
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Compressed length of the dominant tape (bytes)
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Instructions in the dominant tape
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Length of the dominant tape (bytes)
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Conserved core of the largest lineage (bytes)
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Instructions in that conserved core
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Conserved core, oriented (bytes)
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Instructions in that oriented core
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Steal rate
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Census pass rate
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Mean census count
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Compressed length of the largest lineage's tape (bytes)
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Instructions in the largest lineage's tape
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Compressed over raw length of the dominant tape
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Dominant tape turnover (1 = a different tape than the sample before)