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metadata
license: afl-3.0
datasets:
  - 0xZee/dataset-CoT-Advanced-Calculus-268
language:
  - en
base_model:
  - Qwen/Qwen3-0.6B
pipeline_tag: text-generation
library_name: transformers
tags:
  - qwen3
  - symbioticai
  - symbioticllm
  - discrepancy_calculus
  - ai
  - llm
  - text

SymbioticLM-1B

Model Type: Hybrid Symbolic–Transformer
Base Model: Qwen-1B
Framework: PyTorch + HuggingFace Transformers
Purpose: Lightweight, memory-augmented reasoning model for CPU and embedded inference


Overview

SymbioticLM-1B is the compact version of the SymbioticAI architecture. It fuses Qwen’s rotary transformer design with a symbolic processing pipeline and a persistent episodic memory. Though smaller in parameter count, it retains the full cognitive engine: symbolic memory, dynamic thought evolution, and entropy-gated control.

This model is ideal for symbolic reasoning in constrained environments — like research agents, lightweight assistants, and memory-efficient logical processing.


Architecture Highlights

  • Backbone: Qwen-1B rotary transformer
  • Symbolic Dim: 1024
  • Symbolic Modules:
    • ThoughtDynamicsLNN
    • CrystallineProcessor (DNAConv GNN)
    • LiquidThoughtProcessor
    • HelicalDNAProcessor
  • Memory: 2048 symbolic vectors with entropic and contextual retrieval
  • Dream Mode: Symbolic simulation with ThoughtGenerator

Files Included

File Description
model.bin PyTorch model weights
model.safetensors SafeTensor weights
memory.pt Serialized symbolic memory vectors
config.json Model architecture config
generation_config.json Generation strategy configuration
tokenizer.json Tokenizer including custom symbolic tags
added_tokens.json Special tokens such as <THM>, <LEM>, <D_IF>
special_tokens_map.json Tokenizer-to-logic mappings

Intended Uses

  • CPU-optimized symbolic inference
  • Educational agents with memory
  • Graph-based explanation generation
  • Procedural planning, math modeling, small-code generation

Limitations

  • Less fluent in free-form language than larger variants
  • Symbolic accuracy increases with memory curation
  • Dreaming requires warm-up or symbolic seeding for complex queries

Citations

Symbolic components are rooted in cognitive modeling and discrepancy calculus research.