An update: the published version of RON is too experimental and overly JSON-ified. I plan on releasing another new version that is more functional.
Also, an observation: RON brings causal weight to a classic architecture. In recent benchmarks, a hybrid RON coupled with a classic model, alongside pure tri-axial RON, breaks records in terms of causality—tested on minimal but relevant data, of course.
The reason for this is that a RON network shouldn't receive a flat input, which is inherently better handled by classic networks. Therefore, the classic network converts the input into a dense representation, and RON then handles the emergence of the decision tree.
So, for anyone looking for a network where cause and effect are critical, I invite you to take a look at RON, this new family of neurons.