production checkpoint
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Kyberne Lab / EventMix
Learn from next-token prediction error inside an isolated session while uncertainty-gated local adapters update across four layers and the pretrained causal backbone remains frozen.
production checkpoint
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token distribution
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live state
benchmark controls
Ready. Run the EVM-2 v0.25 checkpoint benchmark.
checkpoint and reference
The verified checkpoint uses MNIST IDX handwritten digits only. Each 28x28 digit is normalized into a 32x32 retina input; no alphabet or symbol dataset is used offline.
The lab keeps the MNIST-trained visual hierarchy fixed enough for comparison, while the interactive adapter can absorb user-drawn letters and symbols as online learning samples.
The same sparse visual evidence is projected into an 8x12 ASCII matrix output. New classes are learned incrementally, making the page a direct test of post-training generalization.
pretrained model
interactive adapter
Draw a digit, letter, or symbol, then test or train it online.
latest result
network path
confusion matrix
actual architecture
token corpus
Ready. Train GEMN2 token SNN on sentence continuations.
latest GEMN2 metrics
evaluation
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next-token prediction
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session controls
token benchmark
actual architecture
bayesian predictive event language model
Connecting to the continual Transformer service.
generated text
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slow logits + fast / durable memory
runtime state
self-supervised deployment checkpoint
bayesian-predictive-event-transformer-v5
Offline next-token pretraining learns language and routing features without concept labels. Online learning freezes the backbone, updates fast weights and four rank-16 Bayesian posteriors from local prediction error, and suppresses corrections in uncertain directions. Stable evidence can be retained in a user-isolated durable store. This is a small research model, not an LLM-scale general assistant.