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- Added hardest-case dynamics GIF (training progression + inference decision-map evolution) and surfaced it near the top of README and docs dashboard.
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- Added an interactive Plotly hardest-case dynamics page with playback controls and circadian internals visualization (node/edge weights, chemical/plasticity state) on the docs dashboard.
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- Increased hardest-case difficulty substantially (higher drift/noise, lower phase-B train fraction, longer training horizon) and raised hidden-layer width in hardest-case runs for all three models.
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- Added multi-hidden-layer support across NumPy baseline models (backprop, predictive coding, and circadian with an adaptive top hidden layer plus trainable pre-hidden stack).
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- Refreshed README benchmark section with a latest master verification run on 2026-02-28 and added raw output artifact under `docs/benchmarks/`.
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- Repositioned repository messaging to Circadian Predictive Coding as the primary focus.
- Dynamic capacity adaptation is observable and measurable (updated hardest-case: mean splits `27.57`, hidden size `24 -> 51.57`).
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- Dynamic capacity adaptation is observable and measurable (updated hardest-case: mean splits `48.57`, hidden size `24 -> 72.57`).
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- Competitive behavior in moderate continual-shift stress tests with stable multi-seed performance.
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Weaknesses:
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- Not best on every benchmark; on the latest CIFAR-100 subset master check, predictive coding accuracy (`0.692`) was higher than circadian (`0.685`).
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- In the updated ultra-hard hardest-case setting, predictive coding currently leads circadian on balanced score (`0.844` vs `0.831`), even though circadian still outperforms backprop (`0.785`).
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- In the updated ultra-hard hardest-case setting, the margin between circadian and predictive coding is small (`0.812` vs `0.808`) with high variance, so ranking can flip across seeds/configurations.
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- Extra algorithmic machinery (sleep scheduling, replay, split/prune controls) adds tuning burden and implementation complexity compared with fixed-width baselines.
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- Speed overhead can appear depending on configuration; in the latest CIFAR-100 subset master check, circadian train speed (`874.2` SPS) was lower than predictive coding (`965.2` SPS).
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- Results are regime-dependent; claims should be tied to specific benchmark settings and seeds instead of treated as universal.
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