From an emerged world —
treatment 0.5×1024×2048×32768, soup substrate, seed 1002.
Descended from run #944: it started from that run's
world at epoch 20,000, and that world, the seed and the parameters
below reproduce it byte for byte.
What became of the world after it started from its parent's at epoch
20,000, read off this run's stored samples by the
engine's own transition rule: a transition is a state a world can leave.
census peak
61
peak epoch
38,360
epochs persisted
20,000
outcome
persisted
the world was still in the transitioned state at its last sample
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 shareSelf-replicators, rotatedInstruction densityEntropy (bits)Alphabet sizeCopy rateReverse copy rateDistinct lineagesShare of the largest lineageEffective number of lineages
No samples recorded yet.
Lineages holding 1% of cells or more
No samples recorded yet.
Variation within a lineageVariation within a lineage, oriented
No samples recorded yet.
Copy cost (steps)Copy latency (steps)
No samples recorded yet.
Compressed length of the dominant tape (bytes)Instructions in the dominant tapeLength of the dominant tape (bytes)Conserved core of the largest lineage (bytes)Instructions in that conserved coreConserved core, oriented (bytes)
No samples recorded yet.
Instructions in that oriented core
No samples recorded yet.
Steal rateCensus pass rateMean census countCompressed length of the largest lineage's tape (bytes)Instructions in the largest lineage's tapeCompressed over raw length of the dominant tapeDominant tape turnover (1 = a different tape than the sample before)