Version: 1.0.0 (Production Release)
License: MIT License
Runtime Requirements: Zero external dependencies (Python Standard Library only)
Complexity Profile: O(1) hardware-accelerated population count; O(1) locality-sensitive candidate lookup
SonicOracle is a distributed cultural music intelligence and epidemic forecasting platform designed for quantitative music rights valuation, acoustic DNA indexing, and memetic propagation modeling across digital creator ecosystems.
Rather than relying on reactive view aggregators or proprietary audio fingerprinting services, SonicOracle models viral audio transmission as a continuous non-linear epidemiological process governed by the Kermack-McKendrick SIR integro-differential equations. Audio artifacts are mapped into a 1024-bit Hyperdimensional Computing (HDC) holographic binary space, enabling permutation-invariant acoustic similarity matching at native hardware speeds using single-cycle x86/ARM population count (POPCNT) instructions.
The system is decoupled into five modular layers:
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| Presentation & Interfaces |
| CLI Radar | REST API Microservice | Streaming NDJSON Batch |
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| Unified Facade (Oracle / Core) |
| Coordinates indexing, forecasting, valuation, and alerting |
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| Acoustic & HDC | | Epidemiological |
| 1024-bit HyperVector | | Contagion Modeling |
| POPCNT Hamming Kernel | | R0 Transmission Solver |
| Spectral Decomposer | | RK4 ODE Simulation |
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| Locality-Sensitive | | Quantitative Music |
| MinHash LSH Index | | Valuation |
| Bloom Filter Checks | | 36-Month DCF Yield Curves |
| Dual-Tier SQLite L2 | | A&R Acquisition Bands |
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| Memetic Propagation Hypergraph (MPH) |
| Bipartite Creator-Track Markov Power Iteration (EigenVirality) |
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yt_song_finder.hypervector: Provides the 1024-bit holographic binary vector representation. Implements bitwise XOR binding, circular bitwise permutation, and bit-plane carry-save majority bundling in O(M log M) time.yt_song_finder.signal: Deterministic 32-band spectral energy profiler and 12-dimensional chroma hashing without external DSP binary dependencies.yt_song_finder.epidemiology: Formulates viral growth through the basic reproduction number (R0 = beta / gamma) and evaluates infection trajectories using both analytical horizons and 4th-order Runge-Kutta numerical integration.yt_song_finder.graph: Constructs a bipartite creator-audio hypergraph. Computes stationary state Markov diffusion vectors (EigenVirality) adjusted for creator entropy.yt_song_finder.valuation: Translates epidemiological curves into streaming adoption volume, projecting 36-month discounted cash flows (DCF) at configurable Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC).yt_song_finder.alerting: Event-driven alert bus with configurable tripwires (e.g., R0 >= 3.0 Warning, R0 >= 5.0 Critical) dispatching structured JSON payloads.yt_song_finder.batch: Zero-copy streaming ingestion engine processing high-volume NDJSON and tabular datasets.
| Operation | Implementation | Theoretical Complexity | Benchmarked Latency |
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| Acoustic DNA Match | 1024-bit bitwise XOR + int.bit_count() |
O(1) | ~200 - 280 nanoseconds |
| Holographic Majority Bundling | Bit-plane carry-save parallel adder | O(M log M) for M vectors | ~4.5 microseconds (M=7) |
| Audio Hash Deduplication | Dual-hash Kirsch-Mitzenmacher Bloom Filter | O(1) (k=7 hash probes) | ~5.8 microseconds |
| Candidate Track Indexing | MinHash LSH (16 bands x 4 rows) | O(1) amortized bucket lookup | ~380 microseconds |
| Epidemic Trajectory (12 mo) | Runge-Kutta 4th-Order Numerical Integrator | O(K) where K = months / step | ~120 microseconds |
| Graph Stationary State | Sparse bipartite power iteration | O(I * ( | E_audio |
- Python Runtime: Python 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, or 3.13.
- Operating Systems: Linux (kernel 4.18+), macOS (11.0+), Windows 10/11 or Windows Server 2019+.
- Processor Architecture: x86_64 with native POPCNT instruction support, or ARMv8-A / ARMv9-A with NEON support.
- Memory Footprint: Minimum 256 MB RAM for standalone operation. Bounded memory under streaming batch workloads.
- Third-Party Dependencies: Zero required production dependencies. Standard library only.
git clone https://github.com/NotAzie/sonic-oracle.git
cd yt-song-finder
pip install -e .Build and run using the included multi-stage Dockerfile:
docker build -t sonic-oracle:1.0.0 .
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 --name sonic-oracle sonic-oracle:1.0.0Verify service readiness:
curl http://localhost:8080/api/v2/oracle/forecastFor production Linux deployments, install the microservice unit:
[Unit]
Description=SonicOracle Cultural Intelligence Service
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=simple
User=oracle
WorkingDirectory=/opt/sonic-oracle
ExecStart=/opt/sonic-oracle/.venv/bin/python main.py --server --port 8080
Restart=always
RestartSec=5
StandardOutput=journal
StandardError=journal
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.targetfrom yt_song_finder import Oracle
oracle = Oracle()
# 1. Generate 90-day outbreak forecast
outbreaks = oracle.forecast(year=2025)
for record in outbreaks:
print(f"[{record.status}] {record.song_name} by {record.artist} | R0={record.r0:.2f} | DNA={record.acoustic_dna_hash}")
# 2. Compute O(1) acoustic DNA similarity across variants
match_score = oracle.similarity(
"DVRST - Close Eyes (Slowed + Reverb)",
"close eyes dvrst [8D nightcore edit]"
)
print(f"Similarity index: {match_score:.4f}")
# 3. Calculate catalogue financial yield and DCF valuation
valuation = oracle.valuation(
track_name="Phonk Horizon Zero",
artist="Kordhell & DVRST",
r0=7.42,
time_to_peak=1.6
)
print(f"Net Present Value (10% WACC): ${valuation.net_present_value_usd:,.2f}")
print(f"Conservative Acquisition Target: ${valuation.conservative_bid_usd:,.2f}")
print(f"Fair Market Target: ${valuation.fair_market_value_usd:,.2f}")
# 4. Extract 32-band spectral energy profile
signal_profile = oracle.signal("Alan Walker - Faded")
print(f"Centroid: {signal_profile.spectral_centroid} | Chroma: {signal_profile.chroma_hash}")from yt_song_finder import Oracle, MemoryAlertSink
oracle = Oracle()
sink = MemoryAlertSink(max_size=500)
oracle.register_alert_sink(sink)
# Evaluates against warning (R0 >= 3.0) and critical (R0 >= 5.0) ceilings
event = oracle.evaluate_alert(
track_name="Nightcall Syndicate",
artist="Overclocked AMV",
r0=5.05
)
if event:
print(f"Tripwire triggered: {event.severity.value} - {event.message}")from yt_song_finder import SonicOracle, StreamBatchProcessor
oracle = SonicOracle()
processor = StreamBatchProcessor(oracle)
raw_ndjson = [
'{"title": "Track Alpha", "artist": "Creator 1", "category": "phonk"}',
'{"title": "Track Beta", "artist": "Creator 2", "category": "amv"}'
]
for forecast in processor.process_ndjson_lines(raw_ndjson):
print(f"Processed: {forecast.song_name} | Projected Peak: {forecast.projected_peak_months} months")Let
The normalized similarity metric is:
Under bipolar transformation
The spread of audio adoptions is formulated using classical SIR dynamics:
Where:
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$\beta$ : Transmission rate parameter (adoptions per creator exposure). -
$\gamma$ : Recovery/decay rate parameter (rate of creative disuse). -
$R_0 = \frac{\beta}{\gamma}$ : Basic reproduction number. Outbreak is supercritical if$R_0 > 1.0$ .
Trajectories are resolved via 4th-order Runge-Kutta integration:
Projected monthly stream volume
The test suite covers unit, integration, memory stability, and performance contracts:
python -m unittest discover tests -vOutput:
Ran 50 tests in 0.324s
OK
Run internal benchmarks:
python scripts/benchmark_hdc.py
python scripts/benchmark_engine.pyThis project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for full terms.
Copyright (c) 2025 NotAzie (mazinullah317@gmail.com).