arXiv AI By Fabio J. Fehr, Philip Torr

On-the-fly Weight Generation: A Hypernetwork Proof of Concept on ARC-1D

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The paper demonstrates that a hypernetwork can generate tiny specialist models for individual transformations in the ARC-1D benchmark directly from a few demonstrations. These generated parameters form a structured weight space, enabling partial compositional generalisation and improved performance on unseen transformations when explicit task identifiers are omitted. The study provides a proof of concept that few‑shot task context can be compiled on‑the‑fly into compact executable model parameters that support reuse and generalisation beyond known functions.

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