KPSA Offers Amortized Input-Specific Parameter Attribution
The proposed KPSA method targets the trade-off between costly input-specific gradient attribution and cheap but input-independent importance scores.
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The proposed KPSA method targets the trade-off between costly input-specific gradient attribution and cheap but input-independent importance scores.
A new method applies adaptive mixed precision to the prefill phase of recurrent-depth language models, targeting the extra cost of recurrent computation.
A new policy-optimization method targets the compounding state-distribution mismatch that undermines long-horizon reinforcement learning for LLMs.
A new compression scheme reduces the memory footprint of attention key-value caches, potentially enabling longer generated videos.
A new arXiv paper contends that AI's strong benchmark results have not led to meaningful professional deployment, and identifies a cause that the abstract leaves incomplete.
A new arXiv paper argues for a baseline assessment to help developers navigate the fast-growing landscape of LLM agent protocols and frameworks.
A new arXiv paper proposes a differentially private memory-guided method to reduce privacy risks in LLM-as-a-Service.
A new arXiv paper targets numerical stability and efficiency for half-precision proximal policy optimization on resource-constrained platforms.
New research proposes tailoring collaboration among LLM agents to the backbone model's actual capabilities rather than assuming uniform performance.
The proposed method adjusts the KV cache budget per load, addressing a key limitation of prior HiSparse.
A new arXiv study measures how much semantic query engine outputs change between executions, questioning the reliability of current benchmarks.
A new arXiv preprint proposes improving LLM agent retrieval by enhancing the index side of structured document search, rather than only tuning query-side retrievers.
The paper identifies a coverage limitation in on-policy distillation and proposes branching to address it, though the abstract excerpt cuts off before presenting results.
A new generative model for road-network trajectories anticipates both future and past context to improve realism in urban simulation.
A new arXiv paper examines how curriculum difficulty progression affects GRPO training, highlighting the value of medium-difficulty samples for group-relative learning signals.
A new multi-task pre-training approach targets structural reasoning in semi-structured legal documents.
A new arXiv paper introduces CASCADE, an agentic framework that uses precomputed ARACNe regulatory networks to predict downstream transcriptional effects of gene perturbations.
A new arXiv paper questions the necessity of training recurrent modules jointly with policies in partially observable reinforcement learning.