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Hypercomplex neural networks: Exploring quaternion, octonion, and beyond in deep learning.

Raghavendra M Devadas¹, Vani Hiremani², Preethi¹

¹Manipal Institute of Technology Bengaluru, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, India.

|October 13, 2025

Summary

Hypercomplex Neural Networks (HNNs) leverage advanced algebras like quaternions and octonions for more efficient deep learning. This review explores their theory, architecture, and applications, highlighting potential for multidimensional data modeling.

Keywords:

Cayley-Dickson construction Higher-dimensional data representation Hypercomplex neural networks Quaternion and octonion algebras

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Area of Science:

Deep Learning
Computational Mathematics
Algebraic Theory

Background:

Conventional neural networks are limited in handling complex, multidimensional data.
Hypercomplex numbers (quaternions, octonions) offer a mathematical framework to generalize neural architectures.
Existing research shows promise but faces challenges in implementation and standardization.

Purpose of the Study:

To systematically review the theoretical foundations, architectural innovations, and applications of Hypercomplex Neural Networks (HNNs).
To analyze the advantages of HNNs, such as compact representations and computational efficiency.
To identify challenges and future research directions for HNNs in multidimensional data modeling.

Main Methods:

Synthesis of current literature on hypercomplex mathematics and its application in neural networks.
Analysis of key advances in quaternion and octonion networks.
Discussion of challenges including non-associativity, training complexity, and interpretability.

Main Results:

Hypercomplex Neural Networks offer compact representations and computational efficiency compared to traditional networks.
Octonion networks present unique design challenges due to non-associativity.
Comparative performance analysis indicates potential advantages for specific data types.

Conclusions:

HNNs represent a significant advancement for deep learning, particularly for multidimensional data.
Further research is needed in scalable algorithms, lightweight architectures, and standardization.
HNNs hold promise for future applications, potentially integrating with quantum-inspired systems.