
We present TATOS (Text-Angle-Trajectory-Optimized-Sequence), a novel architecture for language representation that operates on geometrically-grounded concept sequences rather than conventional token streams. A proprietary compression codec maps natural language to 2,048 canonical concept vectors, achieving a 25x vocabulary reduction compared to standard transformer approaches. A 304M parameter model trained on 2.5 million concept sequences achieves 90.5% validation accuracy and 74.5% token accuracy on unseen data, trained on a single consumer GPU for under $0.30. The system demonstrates a consistent scaling curve from 10M to 304M parameters with no observed ceiling. All results produced at BeccaLabs, Morgan MN, May 2026.
language compression, efficient transformers, BeccaLabs research, NLP compression, TATOS, vocabulary compression, efficient NLP, geometric compression, geometric NLP, concept vectors, concept vocabulary, language model, transformer, Semantic Representation, deterministic encoding, BeccaLabs, GloVe, sequence classification, Natural Language Processing
language compression, efficient transformers, BeccaLabs research, NLP compression, TATOS, vocabulary compression, efficient NLP, geometric compression, geometric NLP, concept vectors, concept vocabulary, language model, transformer, Semantic Representation, deterministic encoding, BeccaLabs, GloVe, sequence classification, Natural Language Processing
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