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A new arXiv paper introduces VAIOM, a decoder-only Transformer designed for probabilistic next-return modeling on one-hour foreign-exchange bars. The model keeps financial observations continuous at the input while using discrete return buckets for training and evaluation.

A new arXiv paper formalizes how audit-selection histories can expose whistleblowers and proposes a private auditing framework based on continual counting. The work argues that simple randomized response is fundamentally limited in this setting.

PyTorch-Triton 3.7 introduces Triton Plugin Extensions, a runtime mechanism for loading compiler passes, MLIR dialects, and DSL extensions without forking Triton. Meta’s TLX is the first major beneficiary, enabling lower-level GPU kernel control in stock Triton.

A new arXiv paper introduces Cyclone, a latent diffusion framework for weather editing in autonomous driving scenes. The method aims to synthesize and remove adverse weather without requiring paired training data.

A new arXiv paper introduces TCA-Net, a low-light image enhancement network centered on more reliable fusion between intensity and chromaticity streams. Its key idea is to replace fixed Top-K sparse attention with thresholded cross-attention.

A new arXiv paper proposes generative compilation, a method for using compiler feedback while an AI model is still generating code. The approach targets strict statically checked languages such as Rust, where late compiler errors can be costly to recover from.

A new arXiv paper introduces DeepStress, a stress-testing framework for deep search agents exposed to unreliable evidence. Instead of relying on naturally occurring retrieval failures, it creates a controlled environment for probing trustworthiness, relevance, and factuality.

A new arXiv paper proposes an efficient Newton-type algorithm for nonnegative matrix factorization with Kullback-Leibler divergence. Instead of relying on separable majorants, the method builds on a second-order Taylor approximation and a generalized HALS solver.

A new arXiv paper studies serial verifier cascades in LLM harnesses and shows that partial correlation can sharply weaken their reliability gains. Instead of exponential error reduction, cascades may yield polynomial improvement or hit a blind-spot ceiling.

The second International StepUP Competition raises the bar for pressure-based footstep biometrics by testing unseen users, stronger domain shifts, and paired left-right stride verification. The best system reached an 8.00% equal error rate, but unfamiliar personal footwear remains a hard case.

A new arXiv paper examines whether large language models can generate high-order questions across Basque, Spanish, and English. The study finds that models can produce answerable questions, but teachers only recognize about half of them as genuinely high-order.

The AIMO Interpretability Challenge aims to move math-model evaluation beyond final-answer accuracy. It asks whether frontier reasoning models rely on robust internal mechanisms or brittle shortcuts.

A new arXiv paper applies Quantum Kitchen Sinks to RF spectrogram anomaly detection using measured cellular signals and validation on IBM quantum hardware. The strongest results come from DCT representations paired with moderate-depth entangled QKS circuits.

A new arXiv paper introduces OCP-CT, a CT vision-language pretraining framework that aligns volumes and reports through organ-conditioned radiological pattern tokens. The work targets a key weakness of global scan-report contrastive learning: its tendency to blur heterogeneous organ-level evidence.

PiVoT introduces a variational inference approach for real-time multi-object detection and tracking in noisy radar point clouds. It targets clutter-heavy, data-scarce scenarios without relying on external clustering or learned detectors.

A new arXiv paper introduces Experience Memory Graph, a framework that stores failure fixes as structured graph edits. Instead of repeated reflection loops, agents retrieve relevant correction patterns and act once.

A new arXiv paper argues that causal inference needs more than identification: it also needs a way to verify whether a proposed observational formula truly identifies a target interventional distribution.

A new arXiv paper introduces AgentHOI, a training-free agentic framework for human-object interaction detection in open-world scenes. Instead of learning fixed interaction classifiers, it coordinates multimodal reasoning and visual grounding modules.

A new arXiv paper introduces SVR-MARL, a framework that evaluates the task value of sensed information under realistic underwater communication and covert-operation constraints.

A new arXiv paper presents an adaptive digital twin framework for predicting brain tumor evolution and scheduling treatment. The approach combines a mechanistic reaction–diffusion model, 3D residual learning, online patient-specific updating, and model predictive control.

A new arXiv paper introduces Relevance-Aware Rule, a framework for detecting and deleting irrelevant conditions in decision-tree rules. Instead of pruning blindly, it checks whether removing a condition would undermine prediction reliability.