Data-Driven Aggregation for Scalable Digital Twin Generation
A proposed data-driven approach aims to make digital twin and simulation model generation scalable for dynamic manufacturing systems.
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A proposed data-driven approach aims to make digital twin and simulation model generation scalable for dynamic manufacturing systems.
A new attention mechanism estimates how much of a past state persists to the present, rather than relying only on token similarity.
A new arXiv study explores using fine-tuned small language models to automatically derive vulnerability severity and type from CVE text, potentially easing the burden on vulnerability databases.
A new arXiv paper proposes viewing in-context learning as adaptive kernel learning, though the available abstract is truncated before presenting results.
A new paper formalizes how many logged episodes are needed to certify that a candidate policy beats a deployed one when the logging policy is history-dependent.
A learned router decides when a low-precision agent should fall back to its full-precision model, aiming to cut compute while preserving task performance.
New algorithms achieve better competitive ratios and optimal dynamic regret with switching costs in smoothed online learning.
New work pins down the precise worst-case nDCG loss when a reranking system replaces a ranking with a fixed proposal under pairwise relevance judgments.
A new arXiv paper proposes using offline data to measure empowerment, potentially improving intrinsically motivated exploration in agentic tasks.
A new arXiv paper offers a constructive route to universal approximation for neural networks that take functions as inputs, moving beyond standard existence proofs.
A new geometric transport method adapts ECG beat classifiers to new patients without labeled target data, addressing the extreme class imbalance of real Holter and patch recordings.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a tensor-based method to model complex relationships in heterogeneous clinical data for decision support.
New empirical evidence suggests the Muon optimizer aligns with the Flat Minima Hypothesis and may operate at the edge of stability.
A replication study suggests that even when an LLM's chain-of-thought is unfaithful, it can remain a useful monitoring tool if producing the unfaithful reasoning requires computation.
A new arXiv paper proposes coordinate-queryable attention to avoid repeatedly resolving observation-dependent representations for irregular time-series queries.
A new preprint proposes a generative retrieval method and a proteome-scale benchmark to address limitations of discriminative approaches in reverse target fishing.
A new inference method targets peak memory during prompt prefill for long-context models.
A new arXiv paper proposes structuring latent dynamics to improve long-horizon prediction in embodied world models.