🧠 GeoFormer: Quantized Propagation Geometry & Neuromorphic Foundation Model

DOI Hugging Face Models GitHub Repo Sister Repo Microsoft Z3 License: AGPL v3 PyTorch

Author: Shrikant Bhosale (Atmabhan Pandit)
MBBS Student, Government Medical College (GMC), Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra, India
Organization: SetMD β”‚ TWIST POOL Labs β”‚ ISL Research β”‚ NanoCERN Unit
Official Zenodo Technical Note: doi:10.5281/zenodo.23730305
Author Website & Blog: praman.blog β”‚ Official Essay: Praman Dispatches
Official GitHub Repository: https://github.com/bhosaleone/geoformer
Sister Repository (Continuous TAC): https://github.com/bhosaleone/TAC


🌟 Executive Architectural Overview

Contemporary foundation Transformers treat representations as static points in flat, rigid Euclidean space. In contrast, GeoFormer is a brain-inspired, physics-grounded foundation architecture where information flow itself dynamically carves geodesic highways across an evolving metric manifold.

The 5 Foundational Innovations:

  1. Two-Timescale Metric Plasticity (Complementary Learning Systems):
    • Slow cortical timescale: Frozen 1.58-bit ternary synaptic weights $\theta \in {-1, 0, +1}$ (BitNet b1.58 STE).
    • Fast hippocampal timescale: Dynamic metric conductance lattice $\mathbf{W}$ that sculpts Geodesic Highways ($d_{ij} = \frac{1}{W_{ij} + \epsilon} \to 0$) during in-context few-shot learning without catastrophic forgetting.
  2. Multi-Head Geodesic Highway Attention (Q-GHA): Attention weights are modulated by discrete effective resistance: $$\mathbf{S}_{ij} = \frac{\mathbf{Q}i \mathbf{K}j^T}{\sqrt{d_k}} - \lambda{\text{geo}} \cdot d{ij}$$
  3. Continuous Thermodynamic Attractor Convergence (Q-TAC): Replaces discrete layer stepping with a continuous dissipative gradient flow over Graph Laplacians: $$\frac{d\mathbf{h}}{d\tau} = -\nabla_{\mathbf{h}} \mathcal{F}{\text{latent}} = -\left[ (\mathbf{h} - \mathbf{h}0) + \lambda{\text{Dir}} \mathbf{L} \mathbf{h} + \lambda{S_5}(\mathbf{I} - \mathbf{P}_{S_5})\mathbf{h} \right]$$
  4. Sparse Hippocampal Relational Working Memory (Sparse-RML): Overcomes the $\mathcal{O}(R \cdot N^2)$ dense memory limit using sparse CSR conductance slices, achieving an $80,000\times$ memory reduction and scaling multi-hop reasoning to 100,000+ entities in $< 10\text{ MB}$ of RAM.
  5. Physical Silicon & Memristor Crossbar Compilation: Compiles isomorphically to 1T1R analog ReRAM/memristor crossbars, consuming only $443.9\text{ picajoules}$ per inference ($9,462\times$ lower energy than GPU FP32) with resilience to $20%$ analog programming noise.

πŸ“Š Empirical Transparency: Measured vs. Modeled Benchmarks

To ensure complete scientific rigor and peer-review integrity, all reported metrics are explicitly partitioned into Empirically Measured on standard hardware, Formally Certified via SMT solvers, or Analytically Modeled via device physics:

Metric / Property Claimed Value Category Verification Substrate & Methodology
Foundation Model Parameters 249,665 MEASURED Actual PyTorch nn.Module tensor parameter count (checkpoints/geoformer_foundation_model.pt)
Packed Parameter Footprint 48.76 KB MEASURED BitNet b1.58 packed serialization (1.58 bits/weight, fits on edge MCUs)
Inference Latency (CPU) 0.16 ms – 0.40 ms MEASURED Empirical wall-clock execution time on standard x86_64 CPU (torch.no_grad())
Sparse Memory Footprint 0.19 MB – 9.54 MB MEASURED scipy.sparse.csr_matrix RAM consumption across 10,000–100,000 relational triples
Transitive Reasoning Scaling 84.7% Β± 5.1% MEASURED 5-seed empirical evaluation on Tier 6 relational crossroad graphs (108.6x chance level)
Algebraic Invariant Stability 6/6 UNSAT FORMALLY CERTIFIED Automated deductive machine proof in Microsoft Z3 SMT Theorem Prover
Dynamic Energy Dissipation 443.9 pJ MODELED First-principles analytical physics model of 1T1R ReRAM + 4-bit flash ADC/DAC conversion
Analog Noise Resilience 38.0% @ 20% noise MODELED Monte Carlo analog conductance perturbation simulation (benchmarks/memristor_crossbar_emulator.py)
Clinical Diagnostic Accuracy 100.0% (5 Cases) RESEARCH DEMO Proof-of-concept evaluation on curated casualty cases. Strictly not for real human patient use.

πŸ”¬ Official 5-Seed Scientific Ablation Study

Evaluated on Zero-Shot Multi-Hop Transitive Reasoning on Unseen Pairs ($A \to C$) across 5 random seeds (42, 101, 777, 999, 2024):

Architecture / Model Configuration Type Metric Lattice Propagation Operator Hits@1 (Mean Β± Std) Hits@3 MRR
Reference: Pure Adjacency Power ($A^2$) Non-Neural Directed Discrete $A^2$ 49.33% Β± 12.36% 81.33% 94.00%
Reference: Pure Random Walk ($P^2$) Non-Neural Directed Stochastic $P^2$ 45.33% Β± 9.80% 88.00% 82.44%
Full Q-GeoFormer (Directed + Pure Q-TAC) Neural (1.58b) Directed Q-TAC (Ο„=1) 40.00% Β± 7.30% 89.33% 64.80%
Ablation 1: Undirected / Symmetrized Lattice Neural (1.58b) Symmetrized Q-TAC (Ο„=1) 29.33% Β± 10.83% 64.00% 50.94%
Ablation 2: Residual Drowning (0.1 weight) Neural (1.58b) Directed Diluted Residual 1.33% Β± 2.67% 46.67% 29.44%
Ablation 3: No Q-TAC Relaxation (Ο„=0) Neural (1.58b) Directed Disabled 2.67% Β± 3.27% 10.67% 16.17%
Ablation 4: No Geodesic Attention (Ξ»=0) Neural (1.58b) Directed Q-TAC (Ο„=1) 38.67% Β± 9.80% 85.33% 62.97%
Ablation 5: Flat Euclidean Transformer Neural (FP32) None Disabled 1.33% Β± 2.67% 12.00% 15.79%

*Key Finding: The ~40% Hits@1 ceiling is a direct mathematical consequence of 1-to-N candidate branching (average 4.01 targets per query, candidate chance 24.92%). Hits@3 reaches 89.33%, matching pure random walks (88.00%), while flat Euclidean Transformers collapse to 1.33%.*


πŸ“¦ Verified Pre-Trained Weights on Hugging Face

All model checkpoints are trained, verified with PyTorch unit tests, and available for direct download:

Filename Description Architecture Parameters Precision Memory Download Link
geoformer_foundation_model.pt Deep 3-Layer GeoFormer Foundation Network Q-GHA + Q-TAC + SwiGLU 249,665 1.58-bit {-1,0,1} 48.76 KB πŸ€— Download
geoformer_cora_trained.pt Real Cora Scientific Citation Graph Model Ternary BitLinear + Q-TAC 92,167 1.58-bit {-1,0,1} 18.00 KB πŸ€— Download
geoformer_sparse_rml_100k.pt Sparse Memory for 100,000 Knowledge Entities Sparse-RML CSR Engine Scalable Integer/Sparse 9.54 MB RAM πŸ€— Download
geoformer_wordnet_transitive.pt Real WordNet WN18RR Transitive Model Adaptive Q-GeoFormer 590,000 1.58-bit {-1,0,1} 297.3 KB πŸ€— Download

πŸš€ Quickstart: Load and Run in Python

1. Installation

pip install torch huggingface_hub scipy
git clone https://github.com/bhosaleone/geoformer.git
cd geoformer
pip install -e .

2. Loading the GeoFormer Foundation Model

import torch
from huggingface_hub import hf_hub_download
from geoformer import GeoFormer

# 1. Download official weights from Hugging Face Model Hub
ckpt_path = hf_hub_download(repo_id="SetMD/geoformer", filename="geoformer_foundation_model.pt")
ckpt = torch.load(ckpt_path, map_location="cpu")

# 2. Instantiate GeoFormer with saved configuration
model = GeoFormer(
    in_features=ckpt["in_features"],
    num_classes=ckpt["num_classes"],
    d_model=ckpt["d_model"],
    n_layers=ckpt["n_layers"],
    n_heads=ckpt["n_heads"]
)
model.load_state_dict(ckpt["state_dict"])
model.eval()

print("βœ… GeoFormer Foundation Model Loaded Successfully!")
print(f"Architecture: {ckpt['architecture']} | Layers: {ckpt['n_layers']} | Heads: {ckpt['n_heads']}")
print(f"Total Parameters: {sum(p.numel() for p in model.parameters()):,}")

# 3. Perform inference on an input vector
x = torch.randn(1, ckpt["in_features"])
with torch.no_grad():
    logits = model(x)
    predicted_class = logits.argmax().item()

print(f"Predicted class: {predicted_class}")

3. Clinical Emergency Triage Assistant (Research Prototype)

# ⚠️ Medical Research Disclaimer: Preliminary proof-of-concept demonstrated on curated textbook casualty cases.
# Strictly not approved for real-world patient diagnosis.
from geoformer.clinical import GeoFormerClinicalDiagnosticEngine

engine = GeoFormerClinicalDiagnosticEngine()
findings = ["Tearing_Interscapular_Back_Pain", "Pulse_Deficit_Between_Arms", "Severe_Refractory_Hypertension"]
result = engine.diagnose_patient(findings, top_k=3)

print(f"Top Diagnosis: {result['primary_diagnosis']}")
print(f"Inference Latency: {result['inference_latency_ms']:.2f} ms")
for alert in result['safety_contraindications']:
    print(f"Safety Alert: {alert}")

4. πŸ“‚ Minimal Self-Contained Runnable Examples (examples/)

The repository includes ready-to-run examples:


πŸ›οΈ Complete Repository & Documentation Cross-Links

The complete codebase, documentation, unit tests, and mathematical formal proofs are hosted on GitHub:
πŸ‘‰ GitHub: bhosaleone/geoformer

Key Repository Artifacts:


πŸ”— Sister Architecture: Continuous Thermodynamic Foundations

GeoFormer's continuous relaxation dynamics and geometric state-space projection build upon foundational continuous thermodynamic principles formalized in our companion repository:

πŸ‘‰ bhosaleone/TAC: Turing-TAC Coupler
Continuous Thermodynamic Relaxation & SMT-Verified Dynamical Systems


🀝 Real-World Problems Solved & Collaboration Roadmap

GeoFormer is engineered for practical, low-energy deployment where conventional cloud-scale Transformers face physical limitations:

  • 1. Ultra-Low-Power Edge & Wearable AI: 1.58-bit ternary synapses eliminate floating-point MAC hardware. Modeled on 1T1R memristor crossbars, energy drops to 443.9 picojoules per inference ($9,462\times$ lower than GPU baselines), enabling always-on intelligence on micro-watt power budgets.
  • 2. High-Stakes Clinical Casualty Triage: Sub-millisecond continuous topological relaxation delivers ranked differential diagnoses in 0.16 ms – 0.40 ms, complete with explainable causal paths and automated black-box safety contraindication alerts.
  • 3. Enterprise Knowledge Graph Reasoning Without Memory Collapse: Sparse Hippocampal Relational Working Memory uses sparse CSR conductance indexing to achieve an $80,000\times$ memory compression, scaling multi-hop reasoning over 100,000+ entities in under 10 MB of RAM.
  • 4. Mission-Critical Formal Verification: All 6 governing algebraic invariants are formally certified UNSAT (no counterexamples) in the Microsoft Z3 SMT Theorem Prover.

πŸ’¬ Open for Collaboration, Partnerships & Commercial Inquiries

We warmly welcome partnerships with neuromorphic hardware teams (ReRAM/PCM test chip MPWs), edge hardware innovators, clinical research centers, and enterprise licensees:


πŸ“– Citation

@article{bhosale2026geoformer,
  title={GeoFormer: Non-Equilibrium Metric Manifolds and Quantized Thermodynamic Attractor Convergence for Multi-Hop Transitive Reasoning},
  author={Bhosale, Shrikant},
  journal={Zenodo Technical Note},
  year={2026},
  month={October},
  version={1.00},
  doi={10.5281/zenodo.23730305},
  url={https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23730305}
}

πŸ“„ License & Commercial Rights

GeoFormer is released under a Dual-Licensing Model:

  1. Open-Source Research & Academia: The software, SDK, algorithms, and source code are licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPLv3). Anyone may inspect, modify, and build upon this work for research. Any network-hosted cloud service or SaaS incorporating GeoFormer must disclose corresponding source code.
  2. Commercial Closed-Source Licensing: Any commercial entity, enterprise, or closed-source application seeking proprietary exemptions from AGPLv3 copyleft terms must obtain a Commercial Closed-Source License directly from the author (ishrikantbhosale@gmail.com / bhosaleone@gmail.com).
  3. Scientific Documentation: Master technical report and documentation are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0).
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