This working paper reveals that Echo-DSRN-114M improves memory efficiency in language modeling, suggesting a new approach to structured retrieval.
Echo-DSRN-114M is a hybrid recurrent architecture combining a GRU fast state, a surprise-gated slow memory state, and bounded sliding-window attention, maintaining O(1) memory with a bounded O(window_size) attention cache fixed at 128 tokens per layer.The surprise gate uses per-token prediction error to selectively write to long-term memory, outperforming Pythia-160M on zero-shot structured retrieval (SciQ: 0.583 vs 0.519) at 114M parameters and 219 MB fp16.Weights, training code, LoRA adapters, and live telemetry applications are publicly available under Apache 2.0 in the Echo-DSRN HuggingFace collection.This is a preliminary working paper reporting results from an undertrained prototype. Findings are provisional and have not been peer-reviewed.
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