Parikh Vectors Characterize Cyclic Equalizability
A new result ties a card-cryptography property to simple letter-count vectors.
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A new result ties a card-cryptography property to simple letter-count vectors.
A new analysis models how miners can maximize profits by withholding blocks in pay-per-share mining pools.
A new approach extends CLIP's open-vocabulary segmentation by exploiting unlabeled images, potentially reducing the need for costly pixel-level annotations.
A new arXiv paper proposes sentence-level grounding to improve fine-grained open-vocabulary object detection.
A spatially adaptive pooling mechanism replaces standard downsampling in U-Net models for ultrasound lesion segmentation.
A new method called PLANE targets hallucination in large vision-language models by adding fine-grained visual experts.
A new arXiv paper argues that the common assumption that vision transformers can be explained by decoding individual patch tokens may be an illusion.
New research highlights how incorrect packer labels can mislead malware analysis and proposes methods to characterize and repair these tools.
A new multi-GPU framework aims to make fully homomorphic encryption practical for large-scale AI inference by tackling its heavy compute and memory demands.
A new tool locates, descrambles, and decodes 5G scheduling information, enabling real-time user identification and activity tracking via side-channels.
A new paper surveys the unique routing challenges in quantum key distribution networks and proposes a conceptual framework for multi-criteria optimization.
A new study examines how personality-driven preferences stored in long-term memory can lead LLM agents to misuse their tools.
A proposed extension to the CHERI architecture targets efficient temporal memory safety, a growing priority across software and hardware.
FedPix reframes federated learning by asking what information should leave the client, not just how models are trained.
A new arXiv paper proposes EMMA, an event-driven multimodal memory system with multi-agent retrieval, to overcome the context window limits of multimodal large language models.
A new method adapts classifier-free guidance to each input image, addressing the core trade-off in prompt-based editing of diffusion and flow models.
A new study asks whether transformer compression should treat attention capacity and execution depth as separable, rather than coupled, quantities.
A new arXiv preprint proposes an entropy-aware method that uses partial polygon supervision to sharpen object detection at high IoU thresholds.