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Cross-domain policy evaluation and learning in contextual bandits

A research approach to evaluating and learning new policies in bandit problems. It combines historical data from the target domain and other domains, addressing limited-data scenarios, deterministic policy logging, and new actions that existing methods could not handle.

arXiv cs.LG (Machine Learning) Original source ↗
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A multilayer taxonomy of large language model capabilities

A research paper presents a taxonomy of 14 domain capabilities and 91 LLM subskills, organized into three layers based on cognitive science. An analysis of 15 934 papers from 2023–2025 found that research focuses primarily on linguistic-semantic competence (22.3 %) and reasoning (21.3 %), while six…

arXiv cs.CL (Computation and Language / NLP) Original source ↗
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MA-DAR: Continual Learning in Spatiotemporal Knowledge Graphs

The new MA-DAR method addresses the integration of new facts with historical knowledge in continual learning. It eliminates representation conflicts (normalization dominance and semantic blurring) through alignment on a shared manifold and adaptive routing. It improves performance on four benchmark suites.

arXiv cs.LG (Machine Learning) Original source ↗
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New sampling technique for balanced learning on long-tailed data

Researchers introduced Sharpness-Guided Equilibrium Sampling (SGS), a method for addressing the problem of imbalanced data in deep learning. The method dynamically adjusts class sampling during training based on class frequency and loss sharpness. On the CIFAR-100 dataset, it achieved an improvement of 10.85 points in accuracy…

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SCOPE and SCION: A benchmark and reference pipeline for schema induction from text

A research paper introduces SCOPE, a schema induction benchmark drawn from 24 sources focused on information extraction and event extraction, and SCION, a reference pipeline for constructing schemas. SCION achieves the highest F1 score among the methods compared, including LLM-only approaches. Code and data are publicly…

arXiv cs.AI (Artificial Intelligence) Original source ↗
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Self-poisoning dynamics in adaptive out-of-distribution detection and certified label-free stabilization

A research paper theoretically analyzes why adaptive out-of-distribution detectors degrade themselves during operation. The authors model memory bank degradation as a generalized Pólya urn and prove that the detector collapses when the slope's reproduction number exceeds one. They propose certified…

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Role-aware masking in diffusion-based molecular graph generation

An arXiv research paper introduces MotifRole-Diff to improve discrete diffusion for molecular graph generation. Rather than uniform masking, it assigns masking rates according to empirically measured reconstruction difficulty. On the QM9 benchmark, it increased validity from 0.905 to 0.944; on…

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Named Entity Recognition with continual learning: the FSE model with accelerated and slowed-down experts

The article on arXiv introduces the FSE model for Named Entity Recognition with continual learning. The architecture combines a fast expert for filtering token spans and a slow expert for classifying entities. The "length-decay negative sampling" method addresses class imbalance. Results on datasets…

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Brain waves as the key to training physical AI systems

The startup Encord is experimenting with a headset from Zander Labs that measures brain waves to create higher-quality training datasets for robotic models. The aim is to demonstrate whether biological signals indicating errors and attention can improve training for physical manipulation.

TechCrunch AI Original source ↗
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Optical technology for updating AI models on robots

Researchers at Cornell Tech are developing optical technology for transferring AI model parameters using QR-code-like patterns of light. The aim is to reduce the energy demands of AI systems in data centers, autonomous vehicles, and robotics. The development was presented at the IEEE/JSAP symposium.

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The ABBEL framework for managing context in long LLM interactions

A research paper on ABBEL, a framework that enables language models to work efficiently with long sequences of interactions. Rather than retaining the entire history, it proposes maintaining supervised "belief states" (states of knowledge). It addresses the problem of traditional summarization reducing quality, particularly on tasks such as…

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Study on arXiv: combining quantization and low-rank decomposition for LLMs is not lossless; the authors propose the DAM method

A paper on arXiv mathematically proves that low-rank decomposition and quantization – two common methods for compressing language models – are not mutually independent, as previously assumed. According to the authors, combining them leads to a significant drop in performance; they propose the DAM method to mitigate this loss.

arXiv cs.CL (Computation and Language / NLP) Original source ↗