
This early preprint introduces the Noetic Geodesic Framework (NGF), a geometric approach to deterministic AI reasoning. By inducing Semantic Mass, we warp latent spaces into Warped Semantic Manifolds populated by Cognition Wells, guiding Geodesic Traversals toward Noetic Singularities (truth-aligned endpoints). Within the scope of the NGF-alpha project, Stage-10 established a robust geodesic parser/executor. Stage-11 consolidates the doctrine Warp → Detect → Denoise, introducing funnel-fit wells, matched-filter detection with null calibration, and denoising control systems (EMA+median smoothing, confidence gates, phantom-guard probes, jitter averaging, SNR logging). Benchmarks on Latent-ARC (n=100) show: Stock baseline: 49/100 exact, F1 ≈ 0.80 Geodesic (Stage-10): 64/100 exact, F1 ≈ 0.90 NGF Stage-11 (denoise path): 100/100 exact, F1 ≈ 0.998, hallucination ≈ 0.5% (noise floor) These results represent the “breaking point” transition from heuristic parsing to explicit warped-manifold energy frameworks, with hallucination suppression by design. Note: these tests are on a simulated embedding level only, live tests on LLM will soon follow. Note: This is an early preprint; future versions will expand experiments and formal mathematical proofs. Provisional patents pending: US #63/864,726; #63/865,437; #63/871,647; #63/872,334.
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