ProbePO: Sparse probes for credit assignment in LLM RL
A new preprint proposes a critic-free method that redistributes reward credit to individual reasoning steps, addressing a blind spot in verifiable-reward reinforcement learning.
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A new preprint proposes a critic-free method that redistributes reward credit to individual reasoning steps, addressing a blind spot in verifiable-reward reinforcement learning.
A new arXiv paper addresses the vulnerability of Direct Preference Optimization to adversarial preference label flips.
New results show that semi-bandit learning can achieve near-optimal regret for monotone stochastic optimization problems with unknown distributions.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a contrastive adversarial training approach to stop a few corrupted labels from cascading through graph neural networks.
A new benchmark, EdgeKernelBench, evaluates how well LLMs generate compute kernels for the heterogeneous and resource-limited edge computing landscape.
A new arXiv paper evaluates Jev, a decision model that outputs probabilities over predefined actions, for calibration and decision accuracy in patient-facing triage.
A proposed AI agent for TCM research is designed to respect inferential boundaries across texts, assays, predictions, and clinical studies.
A new arXiv preprint asks whether safety monitors that inspect a model's internal activations gain an advantage from using the original model's computations.
A new arXiv paper proposes tensor network datamodels to overcome the fixed-contribution limitation of linear training data attribution methods.
A new evaluation framework aims to measure and understand proactive formula suggestions in spreadsheets.
A new arXiv paper proposes moment pooling to reduce the substantial memory cost of Adam when training large language models.
A new arXiv preprint proposes using Fisher information geometry to prune overparameterised genetic-programming symbolic regression models.
A new arXiv study proposes paired-outcome learning to selectively modify maneuvers when braking authority is uncertain and torque is limited.
A new arXiv paper argues that stochastic gradients should be whitened using their covariance, offering a statistical lens on optimizers like Adam, Shampoo, and Muon.
The paper addresses a key bottleneck in predictive process monitoring by proposing a process-aware data augmentation strategy for event logs.
A new arXiv paper proposes recurrent temporal restricted Boltzmann machines to learn representations of biomechanical movement without manual labels.
A new framework addresses the cost of executing multi-step LLM workflows by optimising deployment decisions.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a coordinated exploration-and-refinement method for generating adversarial inputs that jailbreak LLM agents.