Development of a Neural Network-Based Mathematical Operation Protocol for Embedded Hexadecimal Digits Using Neural Architecture Search (NAS)
Victor Robila (1), Kexin Pei (2), and Junfeng Yang (2) ((1) Hunter, College High School, (2) Columbia University)

TL;DR
This paper presents a neural network approach optimized by Neural Architecture Search for performing addition on embedded hexadecimal digits, aiming to improve efficiency in machine learning-based arithmetic operations.
Contribution
It introduces a novel NAS-driven method for designing neural networks specifically for hexadecimal addition, outperforming manually designed models.
Findings
Final testing loss of 0.2937 for the NAS-optimized model
Comparison shows NAS models outperform human-designed models
Demonstrates effectiveness of NAS in specialized arithmetic tasks
Abstract
It is beneficial to develop an efficient machine-learning based method for addition using embedded hexadecimal digits. Through a comparison between human-developed machine learning model and models sampled through Neural Architecture Search (NAS) we determine an efficient approach to solve this problem with a final testing loss of 0.2937 for a human-developed model.
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TopicsNeural Networks and Applications
