Vector-Space Concept Representations for Interdisciplinary Meaning Study
A new arXiv preprint argues that concept representations in vector space can help multiple disciplines study how meaning varies.
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A new arXiv preprint argues that concept representations in vector space can help multiple disciplines study how meaning varies.
A new arXiv paper proposes a deterministic hash-addressed memory mechanism for targeted knowledge updates after training, building on an earlier audit of generality claims.
A new arXiv paper describes an AI tutor designed to support self-learning in Hindi, a low-resource language.
A new arXiv paper proposes using hidden states to guide data selection for instruction tuning under strict annotation and compute budgets.
A new arXiv study examines why search-augmented LLMs struggle when new and old information conflict online.
A new arXiv paper proposes synthesizing code-switched tasks to apply reinforcement learning with verifiable rewards to specialized non-English domains.
A new benchmark, SPARC, shifts focus to how much speaker identity and demographics remain in transcribed words, not just the acoustic signal.
A new reinforcement learning method targets open-ended tasks that lack automatic verifiers and require satisfying multiple joint requirements.
A new arXiv paper examines how well large language models understand idioms and metaphors in Moroccan Darija, a dialect with limited NLP resources.
A new arXiv paper argues that matching survey averages is not enough to validate LLM survey simulations, and tests whether they capture within-country age differences in loneliness using European data.
A new paper proposes a low-overhead method for injecting modular knowledge into language models, addressing the difficulty of controlling and updating stored facts.
A new arXiv paper outlines design considerations for low-resource OCR in Lakota archives, aiming to support language reclamation and community revitalization.
A new benchmark, DiaLong, aims to measure how well transformer-based LLMs retain and recall factual information across long dialogue contexts.
A new dataset aims to help small language models screen calls locally, avoiding the need to send call content to the cloud.
A proposed self-distillation method, Gold-Conditioned Distillation, targets the one-hot target problem in supervised fine-tuning.
A new arXiv study probes whether large language models, like animals, construct cognitive maps for flexible reasoning.
A proposed 'write once, check many' approach could let LLM agent trajectories be audited against future policies without rereading them.
A new arXiv paper proposes MapSteal, a map-based method that autonomously steals knowledge from black-box LLMs, exposing a security gap in model distillation.