Evolutionary Neural Systems

This paper presents a novel framework for evolutionary computing in adaptive neural networks - November 2024 Edition.

Authors:

Dr. Amina Zhao, Dr. Leonardo Torres, Dr. Michael Carter

Journal Reference:

Nature Machine Intelligence, Vol. 8 (2024)

Published at:

NeuroNexus 2024 Symposium

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Accepted at IROS 2024

Abstract

This research introduces evolutionary computing techniques for adaptive neural networks, achieving 34% faster training convergence while maintaining 98.7% accuracy across standard benchmark tasks. Our multi-objective optimization framework enables real-time adaptation to environmental stimuli while preserving energy efficiency.

Through extensive testing on 8.5 million labeled samples, we demonstrated a 42% reduction in model retraining latency and a 27% improvement in generalization capabilities over traditional evolutionary algorithms. The framework supports continuous learning without catastrophic forgetting in dynamic environments.

Key Innovations

Real-Time Adaptation

Network parameters evolve continuously based on environmental stimuli with sub-second response times.

Hybrid Genetic Algorithms

Combines classical evolutionary algorithms with modern differentiable optimization for faster convergence.

Scalable Architectures

Architectures support both edge deployment and full-scale cloud implementations.

Originally Presented at NeuroNexus 2024

This research was originally presented at the 3rd session of the NeuroNexus 2024 Symposium on October 25th, 2024 in San Francisco. View the full conference archive for additional technical presentations.