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FlowGenesis:基于表征驱动的神经架构自组织过程

原文标题 · FlowGenesis: Representation-Driven Self-Organization of Neural Architectures

作者:Maksim A Kazanskii | 深度神经网络通常在训练之前就确定其架构,尽管它们的内部表示方式在不断演变。我们提出了FlowGenesis框架,该框架允许神经架构通过“表示流”来进行自适应调整。“表示流”是一种局部统计量,能够捕捉到小批量数据中的激活值变化。那些在持续时间内表现出高“表示流”的神经元,就可以被保留下来继续使用。

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Computer Science > Machine Learning

Title: FlowGenesis: Representation-Driven Self-Organization of Neural Architectures

Abstract: Deep neural networks typically rely on architectures specified before training, despite the continuous evolution of their internal representations. We introduce FlowGenesis, a framework in which neural architectures adapt through neuron birth and pruning guided by Representation Flux, a local statistic capturing changes in minibatch mean activations. Neurons exhibiting persistently high Flux undergo splitting designed to approximately preserve the network function, while neurons with low Flux and low activity are pruned. This mechanism allows network capacity to evolve without prescribing a target architecture or performing a separate architecture search. Experiments on image and text classi- fication show that networks initialized with different sizes approach similar final neuron-count ranges within each dataset while maintaining comparable predictive performance. We further extend FlowGenesis to continual learning, where representation-guided structural adaptation reduces the neurons and parameters allocated to successive tasks while maintaining accuracy comparable to fixed-width Progressive Neural Networks in a task-incremental learning setting. These findings demonstrate that neural architectures can adapt through feedback between representation learning and structural change, suggesting an alternative to prescribing network capacity before training.

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