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Learning without Overwriting: Structural Knowledge Fusion for Continual Learning

Catastrophic forgetting in sequential deep learning arises from a fixed-capacity architectural constraint: parameter updates encoding new tasks perturb weight subspaces supporting prior representations. We introduce the Knowledge Fusion Network (KFN), which mitigates the stability-plasticity trade-off in class-incremental learning through novelty-gated structural expansion rather than parameter negotiation within a shared capacity budget. KFN decouples task acquisition from knowledge consolidation: each incoming task is learned in an isolated lightweight specialist network (2.8M parameters) and integrated into the global model via a Structural Fusion Module that allocates dedicated channe...

AuthorsKanishk Bakshi, Amitansu Pattanaik, Kathiravan Srinivasan
Primary categorycs.LG
Published18 October 2026
Last updated at source18 October 2026
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