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This research proposes a novel neural network architecture derived from geometric principles, specifically utilizing Hamiltonian dynamics on statistical manifolds defined by the lognormal distribution. By embedding inputs within the Poincaré disk and leveraging Lie group actions of $SU(1,1)$, the study constructs synaptic weights and activation functions directly from symplectic structures rather than standard Euclidean space assumptions. While framed with applications to financial fraud detection and network security, the core contribution is a fundamental theoretical advancement in how neural networks are constructed via intrinsic geometric constraints.
A Hamiltonian driven Geometric Construction of Neural Networks via the Lognormal family, Application to Financial Fraud Detection and to Network Security
arXiv:2509.25778v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We presents a method for constructing neural networks intrinsically on statistical manifolds via the lognormal distribution. We demonstrate this approach by formulating a neural network architecture directly on statistical manifold. The construction is driven by the Hamiltonian system that is equivalent to the gradient flow on this manifold. We define the network's input values using the coordinate system of this Hamiltonian dynamics, naturally embedded in the Poincar$\acute{e}$ disk. The core of our contribution lies in the derivation of the network's components from geometric principles: the rotation component of the synaptic weight matrix is determined by the Lie group action of $SU(1,1)$ on the disk, while the activation function emerges from the symplectic structure of the system. We subsequently obtain the complete weight matrix, including its translation vector, and the resulting output values.
Abstract:We presents a method for constructing neural networks intrinsically on statistical manifolds via the lognormal distribution. We demonstrate this approach by formulating a neural network architecture directly on statistical manifold. The construction is driven by the Hamiltonian system that is equivalent to the gradient flow on this manifold. We define the network's input values using the coordinate system of this Hamiltonian dynamics, naturally embedded in the Poincar$\acute{e}$ disk. The core of our contribution lies in the derivation of the network's components from geometric principles: the rotation component of the synaptic weight matrix is determined by the Lie group action of $SU(1,1)$ on the disk, while the activation function emerges from the symplectic structure of the system. We subsequently obtain the complete weight matrix, including its translation vector, and the resulting output values.
Machine Learning (cs.LG)
arXiv:2509.25778 [cs.LG]
(or arXiv:2509.25778v3 [cs.LG] for this version)
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