Maya-Smriti: Episodic Memory as a Biological Prior for Class-Incremental Learning in Affective Spiking Neural Networks

Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani

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Abstract

We present Maya-Smriti, extending the Maya affective SNN architecture to Class-Incremental Learning (CIL) on Split-CIFAR-10 through a minimal class-wise ring buffer with interleaved replay. We introduce Buddhi — discriminative intellect — as a fifth affective dimension governing Vairagya consolidation rate, and identify Ahamkara — ego-driven task attachment — as the failure mode responsible for affective mechanism collapse under CIL without replay. A five-condition ablation study establishes that Maya mechanisms alone at CIL (AA=17.77%) produce performance indistinguishable from the SGD baseline (AA=17.98%), while full Maya-Smriti with replay achieves AA=31.84%, BWT=−68.36%, outperforming replay-only by +0.77%…

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Keywords
  • Episodic memory
  • Discriminative model
  • Task (project management)
  • Margin (machine learning)
  • Memory consolidation
  • Bridging (networking)
  • Artificial neural network
  • Sequence learning
UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Reduced inequalities
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