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A trainable continual-learning architecture (manas/buddhi/ahaṃkāra/citta) you train on your own data — no forgetting (DER++ · O-LoRA · forgetting-curve replay), energy + feature-space + one-class novelty, calibrated abstention, scale-stable mātrā-LAMB optimization, adaptive plasticity, and a swappable risk-tier control ring. Stable 1.x API.

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antahkarana — train a continual-learning mind on your data

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antahkarana is a trainable architecture, not a frozen model. You bring your data (and optionally your backbone); it trains a model that learns continually without forgetting, detects novelty / zero-days, abstains when unsure, and consolidates in sleep. Four organs — manas · buddhi · ahaṃkāra · citta — the mind is the same for every domain; only a thin adapter changes.

architecture

Built on the validated Antaḥkaraṇa-base core (gated G0–G5, proven across language · vision · security · with seeded, adaptive evaluation — see the model card for plots, results, and honest limits).

Install

pip install antahkarana            # core + tabular
pip install antahkarana[text]      # + HuggingFace LLM adapter

Train on your data in ~10 lines (tabular)

from antahkarana import Antahkarana, TabularAdapter

# YOUR data: a list of tasks, each (X_train, y_train, X_test, y_test)
stream = TabularAdapter.make_stream(your_tasks)

bb   = TabularAdapter(input_dim=122, n_tasks=4, n_classes=2)   # built-in MLP — bring only data
mind = Antahkarana(bb, replay_strategy="der", avidya_strategy="energy")
res  = mind.train(stream)

print(res["forgetting"], res["final_row"], res["risk_coverage"])

New in 1.0.0 — stable API, with the control ring + calibrated novelty built in

The public API is now frozen under SemVer — 13 symbols (Antahkarana, the adapters, FeatureOOD, NoveltyCalibrator, the eval metrics, and the Policy / RiskRouter / Tier / Intervention control ring). A breaking change to any of them — or to the frozen BackboneAdapter contract — bumps the major version, so your adapters and training code keep working while organ implementations stay free to improve. Full surface + guarantees: API.md. The two capabilities that landed on the road to 1.0 are part of that stable surface:

The control ring (Layer-2 policy)

A swappable risk-tier router over any trained backbone. One consolidated brain (the weights = Layer-1 disposition), many deployment policies (config = Layer-2) — change safety posture without retraining, and every decision is logged (transparency by construction).

two-layer architecture

A request flows through the consolidated organs (Layer 1); manas emits a risk score; the RiskRouter applies the deployment Policy (Layer 2) to pick a tier — ALLOW / NOTIFY / SOFT_BLOCK / HARD_BLOCK — and logs every decision.

control ring performance

Validated on UNSW-NB15: calibrated to ~5% false-block on normal traffic, the ring gates known attacks and catches ~95% of a held-out zero-day family it never trained on — built on the Layer-1 DER++ no-forgetting win.

from antahkarana import Policy, RiskRouter
ring = RiskRouter(Policy.load("policy.yaml"))     # hard/soft blocks, thresholds, operator overrides
iv   = ring.gate(score=novelty, category="intrusion")
# iv.tier ∈ {allow, notify, soft_block, hard_block};  iv.allowed / iv.notify / iv.reason drive the response

See examples/control_ring.py.

Calibrated novelty — NoveltyCalibrator (manas → ring)

Raw novelty scores live on arbitrary scales, so a fixed ring threshold over- or under-blocks. NoveltyCalibrator maps one or more signals (energy, FeatureOOD, …) to a calibrated [0,1] against a normal reference (empirical CDF) — so a ring threshold of 0.95 is a 5% false-alarm rate, and manas output is directly ring-ready.

from antahkarana import NoveltyCalibrator
cal = NoveltyCalibrator(mode="mean")                  # "mean" steadier · "max" more sensitive
cal.fit(energy=normal_energy, feature=normal_feat)    # calibrate against NORMAL data
p = cal.score(energy=new_energy, feature=new_feat)    # 0..1 ; 0.95 ≈ 5% false alarms

Honest note: no unsupervised fusion of energy+feature beat the best single signal on held-out UNSW-NB15 families — calibration's value is the FPR-tunable scale, not an AUROC boost.

Core (since 0.3.0) — DER++ replay + feature-space novelty

DER++ works for tabular (replay_strategy="der"): on a 6-family UNSW-NB15 stream it cut forgetting from +0.048 (naive) to +0.009 — the no-forgetting guarantee holds on modern data, not just text/vision.

FeatureOOD adds a penultimate-feature novelty detector (Mahalanobis / kNN) complementary to the default energy score — measured to rescue families where energy fails (Backdoor AUROC 0.37→0.79) while energy remains better where it already works. Pick per deployment or ensemble; energy stays the default.

from antahkarana import FeatureOOD
det   = FeatureOOD("mahalanobis").fit(known_features, known_labels)   # bb.features(inputs) -> embeddings
score = det.score(new_features)        # higher = more novel / likely zero-day

Text (any HuggingFace causal-LM + LoRA)

from antahkarana import Antahkarana, TextAdapter
bb     = TextAdapter("mistralai/Mistral-7B-v0.1")             # frozen base, small LoRA trains
stream = TextAdapter.make_stream(your_text_tasks)             # [(train_pairs, eval_pairs), …]
Antahkarana(bb).train(stream)

Any other modality

Copy antahkarana/adapters/template.py (CustomAdapter) and implement 5 methods over your encoder (audio, graph, multi-modal, robotics, …). The continual-learning mind is unchanged.

Runnable examples

python examples/train_tabular.py     # concept-drift stream: naive forgets, the core doesn't
python examples/train_security.py    # continual threat detection (attack families) + calibrated triage

What you get back

train() returns: the task×task accuracy matrix, final_row, final_avg, forgetting, risk_coverage (calibrated abstention), recovery (sleep), and the trajectory (per-task guṇa/novelty).

Knobs

Antahkarana(bb, samskara=, replay_strategy="naive"|"der", avidya_strategy="msp"|"energy", sleep=, base_lr=, epochs=) — turn each organ on/off and swap in the SOTA implementation (DER++ dark-knowledge replay, energy-OOD novelty).

Ship it closed-source

python build_wheel.py compiles the engine to binary .so (Nuitka) and drops the source, leaving only the public interface readable — others can pip install and train on their data without seeing your code. (For maximum IP protection, serve it behind an API instead.)

60-second tour

python examples/try_it.py        # no-forgetting · zero-day · abstention · control ring

(API stability + the frozen BackboneAdapter contract are covered under New in 1.0.0 above; full surface in API.md.)


Author — Deepak Soni · Apache-2.0

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