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Optimized model-merging recipes in parameter and inference-dataflow spaces using evolutionary search, combining capabilities of existing models without retraining each from scratch.
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Model merging, pretrained weights and evolutionary optimization are inherited. Search requires evaluation data and compute; no-additional-training is not zero total cost or universally compatible weights.2025 journal revision is not backdated into original2024 results.
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- Evolutionary Optimization of Model Merging Recipes
- Akiba et al.: evolutionary search over parameter and dataflow model merges — author/institutional project
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Takuya Akiba; Makoto Shing; Yujin Tang; Qi Sun; David Ha
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Akiba et al.: evolutionary search over parameter and dataflow model merges
Optimized model-merging recipes in parameter and inference-dataflow spaces using evolutionary search, combining capabilities of existing models without retraining each from scratch.
Scientific scope
Model merging, pretrained weights and evolutionary optimization are inherited. Search requires evaluation data and compute; no-additional-training is not zero total cost or universally compatible weights.2025 journal revision is not backdated into original2024 results.
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People and systems
Takuya Akiba; Makoto Shing; Yujin Tang; Qi Sun; David Ha
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.