Overview of BDH (Dragon Hatchling) architecture
mainBDH is a biologically inspired large language model architecture that uses a scale-free, locally interacting network of neurons. Unlike Transformers that process information token-by-token with limited internal state, BDH utilizes a larger latent reasoning space with intrinsic memory.
Key technical properties:
- Scale-free network topology: Mimics biological connectivity.
- Locally interacting neuron particles: Employs excitatory/inhibitory dynamics.
- Hebbian working memory: Based on synaptic plasticity, displaying monosemanticity.
- GPU-friendly state-space formulation: Optimized for efficient implementation.
- Interpretable activations: Sparse and positive activations.