Topology-Rewiring Neural Cognitive Diffusion (TR-NCD) — v1.0

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Main Author: Hussein, Ahmed Hadi
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contents <p><span>I introduce <strong>Topology-Rewiring Neural Cognitive Diffusion (TR-NCD)</strong>, a sequence modeling framework that <strong>redefines what a “weight” is</strong> and relocates long-term knowledge away from dense floating-point parameter matrices. In TR-NCD, I treat long-term knowledge as a <strong>structural graph</strong> (G=(V,E,m)) whose edges encode <strong>integer-valued masses/counts</strong> rather than real-valued multiplicative weights. I treat “weights” at runtime as <strong>addressed, ephemeral activation artifacts</strong>—identifiers that can be materialized into a temporary working set and then evicted immediately after use. This results in a clean separation between (i) <strong>structural parameters</strong> (graph topology + integer masses) as durable knowledge and (ii) <strong>context state</strong> (e.g., an SSM-like module) as temporal control logic for retrieval and ordering, rather than a repository of learned dense numeric weights.</span></p> <p><span>I formalize TR-NCD through a set of numbered definitions that specify: the symbol alphabet (including relation atoms), stable identifiers, ephemeral weight materialization, graph-based long-term storage, a thresholded diffusion operator, and training as local <strong>topology rewiring</strong> rather than backpropagated gradient updates on floating-point matrices. In later sections of the paper (continued in subsequent parts), I extend the model with <strong>Expandable Relation Keys (ERK)</strong> for variable-order relational contexts and an <strong>Ambiguity Decision Manager (ADM)</strong> that explicitly handles uncertainty via multi-hypothesis, deferred commitment, and an “ask/expose” mode instead of forced single-path output. I also provide complete algorithmic specifications for inference, training, on-demand creation, and maintenance/pruning, as well as a concrete evaluation plan and ablation matrix template.</span></p>
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spellingShingle Topology-Rewiring Neural Cognitive Diffusion (TR-NCD) — v1.0
Hussein, Ahmed Hadi
Artificial Intelligence Cognitive Modeling Diffusion Models Graph-based Learning Graph Neural Networks Machine Learning Neural Architecture Structural Learning Topology Rewiring TR-NCD
<p><span>I introduce <strong>Topology-Rewiring Neural Cognitive Diffusion (TR-NCD)</strong>, a sequence modeling framework that <strong>redefines what a “weight” is</strong> and relocates long-term knowledge away from dense floating-point parameter matrices. In TR-NCD, I treat long-term knowledge as a <strong>structural graph</strong> (G=(V,E,m)) whose edges encode <strong>integer-valued masses/counts</strong> rather than real-valued multiplicative weights. I treat “weights” at runtime as <strong>addressed, ephemeral activation artifacts</strong>—identifiers that can be materialized into a temporary working set and then evicted immediately after use. This results in a clean separation between (i) <strong>structural parameters</strong> (graph topology + integer masses) as durable knowledge and (ii) <strong>context state</strong> (e.g., an SSM-like module) as temporal control logic for retrieval and ordering, rather than a repository of learned dense numeric weights.</span></p> <p><span>I formalize TR-NCD through a set of numbered definitions that specify: the symbol alphabet (including relation atoms), stable identifiers, ephemeral weight materialization, graph-based long-term storage, a thresholded diffusion operator, and training as local <strong>topology rewiring</strong> rather than backpropagated gradient updates on floating-point matrices. In later sections of the paper (continued in subsequent parts), I extend the model with <strong>Expandable Relation Keys (ERK)</strong> for variable-order relational contexts and an <strong>Ambiguity Decision Manager (ADM)</strong> that explicitly handles uncertainty via multi-hypothesis, deferred commitment, and an “ask/expose” mode instead of forced single-path output. I also provide complete algorithmic specifications for inference, training, on-demand creation, and maintenance/pruning, as well as a concrete evaluation plan and ablation matrix template.</span></p>
title Topology-Rewiring Neural Cognitive Diffusion (TR-NCD) — v1.0
topic Artificial Intelligence Cognitive Modeling Diffusion Models Graph-based Learning Graph Neural Networks Machine Learning Neural Architecture Structural Learning Topology Rewiring TR-NCD
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18216805