Drive closure reservoir from path pressure
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updated: 2026-05-28T12:55:00+01:00
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updated: 2026-05-28T13:05:00+01:00
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Build coherent synth machinery. References exist to reveal missing structure,
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- PT utterance metrics now include cross-utterance separability because log-mel parity alone hid the user's actual listening failure. Artifact `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260527T225833392` shows `mama/papa` candidate collapse: reference log-mel similarity 0.3791 versus candidate 0.6069, with candidate envelope similarity 0.8885. Interior source terminals no longer decide topology or node area/reflection; they attach to existing graph nodes and inject energy, while non-source terminals own geometry. Keep this source/topology cut even if other broken layers get louder.
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- Generated lip radiation terminals no longer bake first-frame lip opening into terminal `area_scale`; lip opening owns live path area plus radiation aperture. This removes a stale initial-state authority where words starting with closed lips kept closed-lip admittance. Static PT graph artifact `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260527T231611586` passes, while utterance artifact `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260527T231056242` still fails `mama/papa` collapse and silent `thrombosis`. Next work remains source/reservoir/radiation coupling, not restoring terminal-scale double gates.
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- Graph voice repair pass on 2026-05-28 fixed four model-level ownership leaks: glottal excitation is source-normalized with local `tanh`; segment propagation loss is area-dependent so closures absorb instead of ringing forever; generated nasal side-port area maps velum diameter squared directly instead of through the old hidden 0.15 damper; generated tract lips use live path-end geometry as the aperture owner and no longer double-gate radiation opening/boundary flow. Utterance artifact `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260528T070759312` passes smoke and no longer collapses `mama/papa` (`referenceLogMel=0.3791`, `candidateLogMel=0.3651`); `thrombosis` improves to cosine 0.4366 but remains weak/quiet. Static artifact `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260528T071240442` passes with `closure-release` demoted to sealed-static evidence (`peak=0.000005`). Next pressure is true graph-native closure reservoir/release through the scattering path.
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- `docs/acoustic-graph-dsp-audit.md` is the current Jenga audit for graph voice DSP. It says the path graph, typed terminals, KL/PT two-port scatter, source/topology separation, velum side-port area, generated lip geometry ownership, area-dependent segment loss, and utterance separability should stay. The first audit cut replaced the generic connection fallback pressure/admittance blend and PT-shaped three-port branch recognizer with one passive N-port area-scattering law for all non-bypass connection groups; emitted Faust no longer contains `graph_connection_pressure_*` for graph connections. The second audit cut moved graph radiation color/admittance into one named local primitive with emitted `graph_radiation_reference_area_*`, `graph_radiation_differentiation_*`, `graph_radiation_highpass_*`, `graph_radiation_admittance_*`, and `graph_radiation_flow_*` signals instead of inline `30/70` and `area + 1.0` expressions. The third audit cut hoisted graph turbulence/release into named per-source `_closure`, `_release`, `_reservoir`, `_pressure_drive`, `_release_pressure`, `_noise_gate`, `_release_gate`, `_sustained`, `_burst_noise`, and `_release_pulse` locals. Reservoir charging now uses positive local pressure (`max(0, incident_pressure)`) instead of `abs(incident_pressure)`; latest artifacts `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260528T114903720` and `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260528T114953503` show no metric movement, which points away from sign convention and toward the lack of a true upstream/downstream closure-contact reservoir. Remaining suspect owners are unowned segment loss constant, still-empirical radiation/source constants, nearest-node source attachment, and missing contact-aware closure state.
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- `docs/acoustic-graph-dsp-audit.md` is the current Jenga audit for graph voice DSP. It says the path graph, typed terminals, KL/PT two-port scatter, source/topology separation, velum side-port area, generated lip geometry ownership, area-dependent segment loss, and utterance separability should stay. The first audit cut replaced the generic connection fallback pressure/admittance blend and PT-shaped three-port branch recognizer with one passive N-port area-scattering law for all non-bypass connection groups; emitted Faust no longer contains `graph_connection_pressure_*` for graph connections. The second audit cut moved graph radiation color/admittance into one named local primitive with emitted `graph_radiation_reference_area_*`, `graph_radiation_differentiation_*`, `graph_radiation_highpass_*`, `graph_radiation_admittance_*`, and `graph_radiation_flow_*` signals instead of inline `30/70` and `area + 1.0` expressions. The third audit cut hoisted graph turbulence/release into named per-source `_closure`, `_release`, `_reservoir`, `_reservoir_drive`, `_pressure_drive`, `_release_pressure`, `_noise_gate`, `_release_gate`, `_sustained`, `_burst_noise`, and `_release_pulse` locals. Reservoir charging now uses directed upstream-minus-downstream pressure for ordinary two-port path nodes and positive local incident pressure as fallback; latest artifacts `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260528T115452268` and `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260528T115719882` still show no metric movement. This points away from source-local reservoir charging and toward missing contact-aware closure state that participates in scattering/flow. Remaining suspect owners are unowned segment loss constant, still-empirical radiation/source constants, nearest-node source attachment, and missing contact-aware closure state.
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- Graph source lowering now names per-node incident pressure and node-local source sums inside the recursive graph loop. Generated tract injection source banks now use cell-centered positions and `1 / sections` index scaling, so turbulence/release energy is born inside tube cells rather than directly on graph/radiation nodes. Latest source-position artifact under `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260527T172949293`: mama/papa/thrombosis cosine 0.6654/0.7746/0.5522, rmsRatio 3.0010/2.5712/2.4943, articulation 0.1444/0.1177/0.1193. Static closure-release RMS improved to 1.0078 under `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260527T172843945`, but papa articulation worsened; keep the cell-centered source placement because it is the correct graph-level source geometry, not because metrics liked it.
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- TurbulenceJet now includes a release-timed burst-noise component in addition to the deterministic pressure pulse, but a stronger trial barely moved papa; the source is not the main remaining articulation bottleneck. Graph radiation now mixes 30% raw boundary flow with 70% high-passed flow after local admittance weighting, down from the over-bright 15/85 blend. Latest radiation/source artifact under `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-utterance-logmel/20260527T174236049`: mama/papa/thrombosis cosine 0.6578/0.7692/0.5585, rmsRatio 3.0006/2.6153/2.3488, articulation 0.1437/0.1173/0.1191. Static `closure-release` under `artifacts/parity/pink-trombone-logmel/20260527T174139661` has rmsRatio 0.9900 and speechBandRatio 0.0842. This is still not speaking; next pressure is true tract resonance/passive scattering and pressure storage, not more burst gain.
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- Same-path two-port area discontinuities now emit `graph_area_energy_in_*` and `graph_area_energy_out_*` probes alongside the three-port branch `graph_connection_energy_*` probes. Use these to inspect passivity and formant-body failures at the scatter sites rather than judging only final output loudness.
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