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Researchers introduce a new benchmark dataset for evaluating how Vision Language Models adapt to dynamic, user-specific preferences provided at inference time rather than learned from training data. The work addresses a gap in VLM evaluation by testing real-time preference adaptation across multiple users, moving beyond static capability assessments.
Researchers introduce MM-Matryoshka, a training framework that enables visual document retrievers to dynamically adjust computational and storage costs without requiring multiple models. The approach allows Vision-Language Models to optimize along two dimensions—vector width and encoder depth—while maintaining retrieval quality, addressing a key efficiency challenge in multimodal AI systems.
Seq103 introduces a unified neuroevolution framework that automatically discovers compact neural network architectures for sequence tasks, achieving 81-87% of baseline accuracy while using 11-3,200x fewer parameters. The framework applies the same evolutionary search pipeline to both recurrent and feedforward sequence classification, offering significant efficiency gains for resource-constrained deployments.
Researchers introduce MemoVAD, an edge-cloud collaborative framework that enables efficient video anomaly detection on resource-constrained devices by selectively querying cloud-based Vision-Language Models only for uncertain or novel scenarios. The system uses dynamic semantic memory to cache verified patterns, reducing computational overhead while maintaining detection accuracy on surveillance tasks.
Researchers propose replacing the MLP-based deformation field in Deformable 3D Gaussian Splatting with Liquid Neural Networks (LNNs), enabling truly continuous-time modeling of dynamic 3D scenes. The approach achieves performance parity or better than baseline methods while providing mathematically principled temporal smoothness, particularly excelling on scenes with complex articulated motion.
Researchers developed a hierarchical feature engineering framework to classify vocal hyperfunction subtypes using non-invasive neck-surface acceleration monitoring. The machine learning approach achieved 89.1% AUC for phonotraumatic cases and 72.8% for non-phonotraumatic cases, with coupling features proving crucial for distinguishing both conditions from healthy controls.
Researchers introduce DOG-DPO, a training-free data selection framework that optimizes safety alignment for large language models by treating preference pairs as geometric signals. The method achieves comparable safety performance using only 11% of preference data, significantly reducing computational costs and redundancy in alignment datasets.
Researchers developed an LLM-based pipeline that automatically translates legacy Fortran scientific code into JAX, a differentiable programming framework. Applied to a 19,000-line land surface model, the approach achieved 24x speedup and 8x faster parameter optimization while enabling gradient-based analysis through automatic differentiation.
Researchers propose Semantic Cache Distillation (SCD), a technical framework that significantly reduces communication overhead in large language model inference by replacing raw Key-Value cache transmission with compact semantic codes. The method achieves up to 2.65x speedup in time-to-first-token while maintaining generation quality within 5% of baseline performance, addressing a critical bottleneck in disaggregated LLM serving architectures.
Researchers propose a Test-Time Adaptive (TTA) composition framework for Machine Learning as a Service in IoT environments that adjusts individual services during inference while maintaining compatibility, reducing computational overhead compared to traditional service replacement methods.
Researchers propose a Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN) framework that incorporates multiple knowledge sources—including peer-reviewed literature and network structures—to improve microbial community modeling beyond traditional equation-based approaches. The framework, applied to generalized Lotka-Volterra modeling, demonstrates significant performance improvements of up to 53% over existing methods, with additional gains of up to 23-47% when knowledge is integrated.
Researchers demonstrate that temporal video pretraining, not pixel reconstruction quality, drives action-relevant structure in video world model latent spaces. Across diverse encoder architectures, video-pretrained self-supervised models consistently outperform reconstruction-based approaches in recovering action information, with implications for developing more effective embodied AI systems.
Researchers introduce TRACER, a novel framework for removing sensitive concepts from generative recommendation systems while preserving overall utility. The method uses token reassignment to handle the unique challenge that semantic IDs in recommendation systems are shared across items to forget and retain, unlike discrete tokens in language models.
Researchers introduce HARP (Hierarchical Active Region Pruning), a novel training-efficient method for selecting optimal data when finetuning large language models. The approach reduces computational costs by 7x while maintaining or improving model performance by using hierarchical organization and Bayesian inference to evaluate representative subsets rather than exhaustively training on all data.
Researchers introduce DSFNet, a neural network architecture that improves multi-modality spatio-temporal forecasting for urban traffic systems by using dual-domain spectral filtering to model relationships between different traffic variables. The method achieves 3-10% improvements in prediction accuracy over existing approaches while maintaining computational efficiency.
Researchers have developed TianJi-Environ, an autonomous AI system that validates atmospheric chemistry mechanisms by automatically conducting complex simulations and testing pollution hypotheses. The framework demonstrates capability in diagnosing ozone and particulate matter feedback processes, making expert-driven environmental research more transparent and reproducible.
Researchers demonstrate that augmenting graph neural networks with pharmacogenomic data from the PharmGKB database significantly improves drug-drug interaction predictions, particularly for CYP-mediated interactions. While knowledge graph augmentation shows substantial gains in DDI classification tasks, the approach reveals fundamental limitations in generalization to unseen drugs, suggesting that molecular structure alone constrains model performance.
Researchers have developed EssentialGIN, a graph isomorphism neural network approach for predicting essential genes by embedding proteins within protein-protein interaction networks while integrating biological data like gene expression and subcellular localization. The method significantly outperforms traditional centrality measures and other machine learning approaches, particularly for complex organisms like humans.
Researchers propose EvoCSFL, a machine learning framework that optimizes client selection in federated learning systems by using surrogate models and evolutionary algorithms. The method balances model performance, communication latency, and energy consumption to achieve faster convergence and improved robustness compared to random selection approaches.
Researchers introduce an oracle-guided sparse attention method that reduces the computational cost of long-context language model inference by selectively computing dense attention only on relevant tokens. The approach achieves speedups of 1.71-1.93x on production hardware while maintaining quality within 1-2 points of full dense attention baselines on Qwen models.
FunctionEvolve is a new evolutionary framework that combines expression trees with LLM guidance to recover exact mathematical equations from data, achieving 82.9% accuracy on synthetic benchmarks—significantly outperforming prior symbolic regression methods by making the search process structure-aware rather than structure-blind.
Researchers introduce Stage-Aware Dynamic Weighting (SAW), a novel mechanism for multi-objective reinforcement learning in large language models that addresses the asynchronous nature of reward learning across different objectives. By using coefficient of variation as a real-time informativeness proxy, SAW dynamically reweights objective contributions to improve training efficiency and final performance with minimal computational overhead.
Researchers introduce a new cross-view urban traffic dataset combining synchronized drone and bicycle-mounted camera footage from real intersections. The benchmark enables two computer vision tasks: matching identical objects across street and aerial views, and predicting bird's-eye-view layouts from ground-level cameras with drone supervision.
Researchers introduce Rosetta Memory, an adaptive memory system designed to work seamlessly across different large language models. The system uses profile-conditioned operators to optimize how memory is stored and retrieved, enabling users to switch between models like Claude and GPT without degrading performance.
Researchers introduce IDS-Anta++, an enhanced machine learning framework that defends intrusion detection systems against adversarial attacks through ensemble learning and multi-layer defensive mechanisms. The system achieves over 99% detection accuracy on clean data while demonstrating improved robustness against sophisticated attacks like FGSM and ZOO on standard cybersecurity datasets.
