# Not-trained-Neural-Networks-Notes A comprehensive collection of notes, implementations, and examples of neural networks that don't rely on traditional gradient-based training methods. ## Contents - [Algebraic Neural Networks](#algebraic-neural-networks) - [Uncomputable Neural Networks](#uncomputable-neural-networks) - [Theory and Mathematical Foundations](#theory-and-mathematical-foundations) - [Implementations](#implementations) - [Examples and Use Cases](#examples-and-use-cases) ## Algebraic Neural Networks Algebraic Neural Networks (ANNs) represent a paradigm shift from traditional neural networks by utilizing algebraic structures and operations instead of gradient-based optimization. These networks leverage: - **Algebraic Group Theory**: Using group operations for network transformations - **Polynomial Algebras**: Networks based on polynomial computations - **Geometric Algebra**: Incorporating geometric algebraic structures - **Fixed Algebraic Transformations**: Pre-defined algebraic operations ### Key Features 1. **No Training Required**: Networks are constructed using algebraic principles 2. **Deterministic Behavior**: Outputs are fully determined by algebraic rules 3. **Mathematical Rigor**: Based on well-established algebraic foundations 4. **Interpretability**: Clear mathematical interpretation of operations ## Uncomputable Neural Networks Uncomputable Neural Networks extend the paradigm of non-trained networks by incorporating theoretical concepts from computability theory. These networks explore computational boundaries by simulating uncomputable functions and operations: - **Halting Oracle Layers**: Simulate access to halting oracles for program termination decisions - **Kolmogorov Complexity Layers**: Approximate uncomputable complexity measures using compression heuristics - **Busy Beaver Layers**: Utilize the uncomputable Busy Beaver function values and approximations - **Non-Recursive Layers**: Operate on computably enumerable but non-computable sets ### Key Features 1. **Theoretical Foundations**: Based on computability theory and hypercomputation concepts 2. **Bounded Approximations**: Practical implementations of theoretically uncomputable functions 3. **Deterministic Simulation**: Consistent behavior through fixed-seed randomness and heuristics 4. **Educational Value**: Demonstrates limits and possibilities of computation ## Getting Started ```bash git clone https://github.com/ewdlop/Not-trained-Neural-Networks-Notes.git cd Not-trained-Neural-Networks-Notes # Install dependencies pip install numpy matplotlib # Quick demo python demo.py # Run main implementation python algebraic_neural_network.py # Run comprehensive tests python test_comprehensive.py ``` ### Quick Demo ```bash python demo.py ``` This runs a simple demonstration showing how algebraic neural networks process data without any training. ### Examples ```bash # Polynomial-based networks python examples/polynomial_network.py # Group theory networks python examples/group_theory_network.py # Geometric algebra networks python examples/geometric_algebra_network.py # Uncomputable neural networks python examples/uncomputable_networks.py ``` ## Structure ``` ├── README.md # This file ├── demo.py # Quick demonstration script ├── algebraic_neural_network.py # Main implementation ├── test_comprehensive.py # Test suite ├── theory/ # Theoretical background │ ├── algebraic_foundations.md # Mathematical foundations │ ├── uncomputable_networks.md # Uncomputable neural networks theory │ └── examples.md # Worked examples └── examples/ # Practical examples ├── polynomial_network.py # Polynomial-based network ├── group_theory_network.py # Group theory implementation ├── geometric_algebra_network.py # Geometric algebra network └── uncomputable_networks.py # Uncomputable neural networks ``` ## Testing Run the comprehensive test suite to verify all components: ```bash python test_comprehensive.py ``` This tests: - Basic functionality of all layer types (algebraic and uncomputable) - Network composition and data flow - Deterministic behavior (same input → same output) - Mathematical properties of algebraic operations - Uncomputable layer approximations and bounds - Edge cases and boundary conditions