Feedback Isn't Always Helpful for Learned Scientific Controllers
A new audit finds a learned controller can beat a misspecified planner even when it gains nothing from feedback.
Preprints and papers, rewritten in plain English.
A new audit finds a learned controller can beat a misspecified planner even when it gains nothing from feedback.
A new benchmark evaluates whether memory systems help code agents reuse experience across real repository histories.
A new attention-based approach targets fine-grained classification of similar liquids using compact millimeter-wave measurements.
A new arXiv paper proposes runtime control to close the gap between evaluation and execution for language-model agents handling approvals and commitments.
New research proposes a benchmark to test whether LLM agents act beyond the scope users authorize.
A new arXiv paper frames training questions as carriers of distributional knowledge and asks how to judge the value of newly generated ones.
A proposed behavioral computing framework aims to measure how subtle linguistic cues in LLM outputs affect user trust and decision-making.
A new benchmark aims to expose how well multimodal large language models reason about geometry, going beyond rasterized images.
A proposed Mixture-of-Experts design shares experts across layers to make model scaling more storage- and retrieval-efficient.
A systematic study of language-model agents in dual-control settings suggests that the benefit of adding more agents may diminish as individual agent capability increases.
A new framework aims to resolve ambiguous and context-dependent food mentions in recipes by grounding them in a shared canonical ontology.
A new arXiv preprint proposes a pairwise convolutional neural network approach to link limited neuroimaging data to continuous cognitive traits.
A new unsupervised framework uses LLM interpretation to surface systematic payer underpayment and denial patterns at hospital scale.
A new arXiv paper proposes an efficient 2-bit quantization-aware training method using implicit E8 lattice codebooks to reduce LLM memory footprint while preserving accuracy.
A new framework uses multimodal learning and reinforcement learning to make in-game sound evaluation more efficient.
A controlled evaluation argues that claimed benefits of experience memory in closed-loop LLM driving agents are confounded by warmup pool composition and prompt-token effects.
A new arXiv preprint argues that replacing dense patch representations with object-structured slots can give latent world models a cleaner prediction interface.
A new paper argues that LLM agents, though strong on GPUs, need knowledge-guided evolution to generate Ascend NPU kernels where pretraining data is scarce.