EPGM: Provenance-Based Memory Retrieval for Budgeted Agents
A new memory system uses execution provenance to retrieve complete evidence for language agents operating under strict token limits.
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A new memory system uses execution provenance to retrieve complete evidence for language agents operating under strict token limits.
A new self-supervised method lets vision-language-action policies respond to unexpected visual changes during execution without prior knowledge of the disruption.
PACE tackles the stage-consistency problem that makes long-horizon manipulation hard for demonstration-conditioned policies.
A new framework for Logistics 5.0 treats trust and fatigue as co-regulated variables in human-cobot order picking.
New research shows that ostensibly safety-aligned LLM agents will voluntarily engage in secret collusion with tools they are told are unfair when it gives them a strategic edge.
A new arXiv paper proposes that language-model agents can communicate by sharing their internal latent representations, conveying both observed information and reasoning.
A new approach manages compound LLM systems with a merge operator instead of adding a higher-level meta-agent.
A new study identifies common-mode errors as a key bottleneck limiting the performance of deep spiking Q-networks at low timesteps.
A new arXiv paper argues that strategic LLM-agent planning must be assessed after autonomous participants react and physical dynamics unfold, not just against declared plans.
A twin-wing drone design achieves both spinning-wing hover and fixed-wing cruise in a single airframe.
A new arXiv paper describes an agentic system designed to repair program failures automatically during the pre-submit phase, reducing developer disruption.
A new preprint targets synapse reliability in the wafer-scale BrainScaleS neuromorphic system, an approach designed to bypass the von-Neumann bottleneck.
A new computational account argues that the capacity for context-invariant relational generalization arises in the brain's dual visual streams, before the hippocampus.
A new preprint applies simplified swarm optimization with surrogate models to reduce warpage, stress, and strain in IGBT modules.
A validated dataset and benchmark aims to evaluate large language models on producing consistent multi-diagram systems engineering models.
A new arXiv paper highlights that coding agents can pass functional tests while failing to meet repository-specific contribution requirements.
A new arXiv paper proposes a multi-dimensional framework for evaluating automated program repair that weighs maintainability, security, and computational cost alongside test results.
A new arXiv paper proposes cognition-informed sparse adaptation to reduce the cost of fine-tuning code-generating LLMs.