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A Universal Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space from Polynomial Alignment and IMQ Distance
Inverse-multiquadric (IMQ) kernel sections decay at infinity. Can polynomial alignment add persistent directional responses while preserving universal approximation? The \yat{} (Yat) kernel answers this question by multiplying IMQ distance by a biased squared inner product. With shared positive bias
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