Adversarial procurement in blockchains: a new arXiv analysis
A new preprint examines how blockchain protocols that outsource computational work could be vulnerable to adversarial procurement.
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A new preprint examines how blockchain protocols that outsource computational work could be vulnerable to adversarial procurement.
CAESAR applies mixed reality's embodied, physically-coupled training to cognitive-attack testing in safety-critical collaboration.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a Gaussian-splatting method with thermal state-space dynamics for reconstructing and predicting spatio-temporal temperature fields.
A new method uses motion information already present in compressed video to speed up online action detection, avoiding expensive optical-flow computation.
A new arXiv paper proposes controllable object insertion to augment detection datasets while preserving category counts, annotations, and source content.
A new arXiv benchmark targets privacy risks in shared LLM agents, focusing on contextual integrity rather than only external output leakage.
A new training strategy for event-based graph neural networks reframes event rate as a useful signal rather than a nuisance to be discarded.
A new visual localization method matches surface normals from drone cameras to LoD city models to estimate pose where GNSS fails.
A new arXiv paper proposes an image-augmented memory approach to help embodied agents answer questions about objects, events, and locations across long observation histories.
A new fusion approach for long-wave infrared polarimetric imagery aims to reduce polarization noise and better combine complementary information for vehicle detection.
A new approach to adaptive density control in 3D Gaussian Splatting focuses on occluded contributions rather than simple view counts.
A new multimodal large language model learns a shared representation from lung tissue images and spatial gene expression data.
A new arXiv paper introduces BUMP, a method that treats human motion and object manipulation as distinct but unified physical causes to improve multi-object interaction synthesis.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a method to make vision-language models look more carefully before reasoning, targeting small image details.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a pool-wide shared substrate to make combining multiple LoRA adapters easier.
A new arXiv paper proposes replacing single-vector latent encodings with token-based rectified flow matching for finer 3D point cloud generation.
A new method targets the persistent failure of open-vocabulary detectors on small objects by refining geometric and contextual features.
A new arXiv paper proposes constraining data augmentation to non-salient image regions so that critical character features are not erased.