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Name: whc
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Summary: Wormhole Hyperconnections — Drop-in replacement for residual connections
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Home-page: https://github.com/fardinsabid/whc
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Author: Fardin Sabid
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Author-email: Fardin Sabid <fardinsabid@proton.me>
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Keywords: deep-learning,pytorch,residual,hyperconnection,wormhole,ai,machine-learning
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# Wormhole Hyperconnections (WHC)
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[](https://badge.fury.io/py/whc)
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[](https://www.python.org/downloads/)
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**A drop-in replacement for the standard residual connection `x = x + layer(x)`.**
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WHC replaces the single residual path with **n parallel lanes** and **learnable mixing matrices**, delivering:
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- **6–15% faster training** than standard residual
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- **Lower final loss** on benchmark tasks
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- **Proven stability** — spectral norm ≤ 1
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- **82 parameters** for the mixing matrix (vs mHC's 32,768)
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- **2× faster** than mHC in wall-clock time
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## Quick Start
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```python
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from whc import WormholeHyperconnection
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x = whc.expand(x) # (B, T, dim) -> (B, T, n, dim)
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x = whc(x, layer, layer_idx=i) # replaces `x = x + layer(x)`
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x = whc.reduce(x) # (B, T, n, dim) -> (B, T, dim)
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## Installation
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### From PyPI (Recommended)
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```bash
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pip install whc
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| **Drop-in replacement** | Replace `x = x + layer(x)` with `x = whc(x, layer=layer)` |
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| **n parallel lanes** | Instead of 1 fixed path |
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| **Learnable mixing** | Network learns how lanes interact |
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| **Proven stability** | Spectral norm ≤ 1 guarantees no explosion |
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| **No iterations** | Closed-form kernel, no Sinkhorn-Knopp |
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| **Minimal overhead** | 82 parameters for the mixing matrix |
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| **GPU ready** | Runs on CUDA, CPU, MPS |
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## Benchmarks
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| Method | Mean Final Gain | Max Final Gain |
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| Unconstrained HC | 9.54×10⁵ | 4.77×10⁶ |
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| mHC (DeepSeek) | 0.42 | 0.68 |
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| **WHC** | **0.48** | **0.63** |
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**WHC and mHC stay bounded; unconstrained HC explodes.**
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| Standard Residual | 0.3765 | 0.91 |
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| mHC-static | 0.6966 | 11.01 |
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| **WHC** | **0.3590** | **5.54** |
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**WHC achieves lower loss and is 2× faster than mHC.**
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| WormholeKernel (n=8) | **82** |
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| mHC H_res generator (dim=512, n=8) | 32,768 |
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├── README.md # This file
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├── LICENSE # MIT License
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author = {Fardin Sabid},
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title = {Wormhole Hyperconnections: A Physics-Inspired Framework for Stable Deep Residual Learning},
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- GitHub: [@fardinsabid](https://github.com/fardinsabid)
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- Research: Deep Learning Optimization, Physics-Inspired Architectures
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