"Structural Intelligence: Regulating Artificial Neural Networks via Geometric Homeostasis"
Topological Analytical Homeostasis (TAH) is a new computational paradigm that replaces statistical brute force with geometric constraints derived from algebraic graph theory. By aligning sparse manifolds with the Teixido Envelope, the Teixido-Boreal Forest (TBF) achieves intrinsic stability, noise immunity, and zero-multiplication efficiency.
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The Teixido Constant (
$\tau = -0.5$ ): A machine-verified (Rocq Prover v8.20) geometric boundary for stable sparse tree roots. - Monotonicity Principle: The discovery that increasing branching factor "contracts" analytic roots toward the stable interior, regulating network behavior without normalization layers.
- 1.1470 Stability Ratio: In benchmarks on 174,933 real-world solar events, the model's predictive balance (F1-Score) improved under 30% impulse noise.
- Topological Inhibition (TIG): A hardware-native gating mechanism that uses neighborhood consensus to physically silence noise spikes at the logic level.
- Cybersecurity: Achieved 97.1% Recall on Zero-Day DDoS vectors via Topological Contrast.
- 52.3x Gate Reduction: Replaces power-hungry Multiplier-Accumulators (MAC) with the Teixido-ISA (Tropical Add/Max Logic).
- 37x Power Efficiency: Theoretical energy reduction per inference.
- Memory Independence: 16x reduction in memory bus contention and 273x model compression, allowing 7B+ parameter models to reside in On-Chip SRAM (bypassing the HBM shortage).
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Routing Velocity: Teixido-Boreal topologies reduce Quantum Volume CNOT gate counts by 2.27x and increase information transport speed by 6x (
$t=1.5$ saturation vs$t>10$ ), solving the connectivity bottleneck for IBM/IonQ architectures.
Validated against industry standards on high-stress datasets:
| Metric | Standard Dense MLP | Teixido-Boreal (TBM) | Impact |
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| Synaptic Density | 100% (Dense) | 2.9% (Degree-15) | 34x Compression |
| Multiplier Usage | 100% | 0.0% (Zero-MAC) | Heat Reduction |
| Solar Stability Ratio | 0.36 (Fragile) | 1.14 (Antifragile) | Radiation Hardening |
| Hardware Logic Area | ~2,800 Gates/Neuron | ~225 Gates/Neuron | Silicon Yield |
| Quantum Routing | 1,137 Gates (Linear) | 501 Gates (Teixido) | Fidelity |
Simulations of physical chip layout (Manhattan Geometry) demonstrate that the Teixido-Boreal Topology reduces the total wire length required for signal propagation by 165x compared to dense architectures. This eliminates the primary source of heat (wire capacitance) in modern large-scale accelerators.
Note: The Enterprise Edition (required to reproduce the 1.1470 Antifragility ratio and +17.5dB RF Gain) utilizes proprietary Log-Topological Normalization kernels and optimized Star-Limit Threshold tensors (
$\epsilon$ ).
This repository utilizes a Dual-Licensing Structure to ensure academic transparency while protecting commercial intellectual property.
All academic manuscripts, diagrams, PDF reports, and theoretical descriptions contained herein are licensed under:
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- Permitted: Academic research, non-profit educational use, and peer review.
- Prohibited: Reproduction in commercial whitepapers, use in marketing materials, or integration into proprietary hardware documentation without a commercial license.
All scripts, kernels, model definitions, and Verilog/RTL code in this repository are licensed under:
GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later (AGPL-3.0)
- The "Cloud Loophole" Clause: Per AGPL-3.0 Section 13, any use of this software over a computer network (SaaS, Cloud AI APIs, Internal Corporate Servers) requires you to make the full source code of your service available to users.
- Incompatibility: This license is incompatible with closed-source proprietary stacks (e.g., CUDA drivers) unless a commercial exemption is purchased.
No Patent Rights Granted: The publication of this source code and associated research papers does not grant any patent rights, express or implied, to the Teixido-Boreal Architecture, Teixido-ISA, or Topological Inhibitory Gating (TIG) mechanisms.
Trade Secret Preservation: The specific hyperparameter tensors (Star-Limit thresholds
To utilize this technology in proprietary hardware (ASIC/FPGA), closed-source commercial software, or for-profit services without AGPL restrictions: You must obtain a Commercial License.
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