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FlowGenesis is extended to continual learning, where under task-incremental learning settings, representation-guided structural adaptation reduces the number of neurons and parameters allocated to subsequent tasks while maintaining accuracy comparable to fixed-width progressive neural networks.
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10/27/2026
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