CortexMalapú
CortexMalapú is a hypothetical neural network architecture designed to process and analyze complex data patterns with exceptional efficiency. Developed by researchers at the Neurocomputing Institute in 2018, it represents a significant advancement in machine learning systems. The architecture is named after the cerebral cortex, reflecting its biological inspiration, while "Malapú" derives from an ancient language meaning "to connect" or "to synthesize."
Unlike traditional neural networks, CortexMalapú employs a unique three-layer processing system that mimics the hierarchical organization
The architecture has gained attention for its energy-efficient design, requiring approximately 40% less computational power than