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This study introduces AE-NAS, an attention-driven evolutionary neural architecture search algorithm. AE-NAS improves predictor accuracy and search efficiency by better representing architecture topology and guiding discovery.

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Area of Science:

Artificial Intelligence
Machine Learning
Computer Science

Background:

Predictor-based Neural Architecture Search (NAS) uses performance predictors to speed up architecture evaluation.
Existing predictors struggle with spatial topology and deep architectural features, limiting accuracy and generalization.
Current predictors offer limited guidance for discovering novel architectures, impacting search efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose AE-NAS, an attention-driven evolutionary neural architecture search algorithm for forward evolution.
To enhance the representation of topological information and improve architecture performance prediction accuracy.
To increase the efficiency of the neural architecture search process.

Main Methods:

Incorporated an attention mechanism into the predictor model.
Integrated the attention mechanism with path-based architecture encoding.
Developed AE-NAS to dynamically adjust search direction based on path importance.

Main Results:

The attention-based predictor model significantly improved prediction accuracy.
AE-NAS demonstrated enhanced search efficiency compared to existing methods.
Experiments were conducted on NAS-Bench-101 and NAS-Bench-201 search spaces.

Conclusions:

Attention mechanisms can effectively enhance topological information representation in NAS predictors.
AE-NAS achieves superior performance prediction accuracy and search efficiency.
The proposed method offers a more effective approach to neural architecture search.