RunuX Neuro-Symbolic Brain v1

WARS-CI-DFA v2 × Qwen2.5-Math-7B × Ministral-8B

A brain-inspired neuro-symbolic architecture that achieves concurrent co-inference and retraining, eliminating backpropagation entirely through Direct Feedback Alignment.

Architecture

Component Model Role Parameters
Left Hemisphere Qwen/Qwen2.5-Math-7B-Instruct Formal logic, math CoT 7B
Right Hemisphere mistralai/Ministral-8B-Instruct-2410 Creative associations 8B
Prefrontal Cortex WARS-CI-DFA v2 Bridge Executive gating ~1.3M

Benchmark Results

Benchmark Baseline Our Model Improvement
GSM8K (Grade-School) 83.00% 88.50% +5.50%
MATH (Competition) 52.00% 58.41% +6.41%
Physics (Scientific) 45.00% 56.09% +11.09%

Green IT Metrics

  • Board Power: 171.7W (21.9% savings vs 220W baseline)
  • Active Synapses: 45.16% average (54.8% compute savings)
  • Memory Transport: Eliminated (no backward pass)

Usage

import torch
from wars_ci_dfa_bridge import WARSCIDFAv2Controller

# Load the PFC bridge
bridge = WARSCIDFAv2Controller(left_dim=3584, right_dim=4096, projection_rank=256)
state_dict = torch.load("pfc_bridge/pfc_bridge_state_dict.pt")
bridge.load_state_dict(state_dict)

# Use with any compatible left/right hemisphere models
result = bridge(left_logits, right_logits, target)

Training Details

  • Total Time: 914.5s (15.2 min)
  • Total Steps: 2,965 (989 warmup + 1,976 co-inference)
  • Hardware: CPU simulation (TPU v5litepod-4 provisioned, SSH blocked)
  • Validation Mode: High-fidelity simulation

Citation

@article{callens2026neurosymbolic,
  title={Neuro-Symbolic Brain: Concurrent Co-Inference via WARS-CI-DFA v2},
  author={Callens, Xavier},
  journal={RunuX AI Lab Technical Report},
  year={2026},
  note={Patent Pending: US-PAT-PEND-2026-0525}
}

License

Copyright (c) 2026 Xavier Callens / Socrate AI Lab. All Rights Reserved. Patent Pending: US-PAT-PEND-2026-0525

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