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We specialize in dynamic activation functions for deep learning, enhancing performance through theoretical models and rigorous benchmark testing across various applications.

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Our Core Phases

Our research encompasses model construction, algorithm implementation, benchmark testing, and theoretical analysis to advance deep learning methodologies effectively.

Dynamic Activation

Exploring innovative activation functions for deep learning applications.

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Model Construction

Developing dynamic activation functions for deep learning frameworks.

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Algorithm Implementation

Integrating functions into frameworks with adaptive parameter updates.

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Benchmark Testing

Conducting experiments on classification, NLP, and predictions.

Theoretical Analysis

Exploring mathematical properties and convergence of functions.

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Expected outcomes include: 1) Establishing a theoretical framework for biochemical oscillation-inspired dynamic activation functions, providing a new perspective for neural network design; 2) Developing an open-source toolkit containing various dynamic activation functions, allowing researchers to apply and compare these functions across different deep learning tasks; 3) Providing empirical evidence on how such activation functions improve model capabilities in handling complex time-dependent data;