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The paper introduces GEMSS, a variational method that utilizes a single mixture model with built-in repulsion to efficiently discover multiple distinct, sparse, and statistically plausible solutions for high-dimensional classification and regression problems, outperforming existing baselines in both synthetic benchmarks and real-world applications.
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View all from today →Symmetries of Spin-Splitting Induced by Spin-Orbit Coupling in Non-magnetic Crystals
This paper utilizes point group representations to classify four distinct types of spin-orbit coupling-induced spin splittings (Rashba, Dresselhaus, Weyl, and Ising) in noncentrosymmetric non-magnetic crystals, deriving their energy expressions, minimal tight-binding models, and nodal features while identifying specific material realizations to provide a foundational framework for studying related collective electronic phenomena.
Discrete distributions are learnable from metastable samples
This paper demonstrates that true multivariable discrete distributions, including Ising models, can be rigorously learned from metastable samples by leveraging the observation that single-variable conditional probabilities remain close to the stationary distribution even when global metrics indicate significant divergence.
The role of absorption in three-dimensional electron diffraction dynamical structure refinement
This paper establishes through theory, simulation, and experimental refinement that while anomalous absorption effects in 3D electron diffraction generally cause negligible errors for routine structure determination, they become significant and necessary to include for high-atomic-number materials at thicknesses approaching the extinction distance.
Potential of ChatGPT in predicting stock market trends based on Twitter Sentiment Analysis
This study demonstrates that ChatGPT can effectively predict short-term stock market trends for Microsoft and Google by analyzing Twitter sentiment, revealing a positive correlation between its evaluations and subsequent stock performance.
Slow Transition to Low-Dimensional Chaos in Heavy-Tailed Recurrent Neural Networks
This paper demonstrates that recurrent neural networks with biologically plausible heavy-tailed synaptic weights exhibit a slow, robust transition to chaos in finite-size systems, offering a tradeoff where increased dynamical stability near the edge of chaos comes at the cost of reduced effective dimensionality compared to Gaussian networks.
Transport of meson in hadronic matter in the domain of Non-Extensive statistics
This study investigates the transport properties of mesons in a hadronic thermal bath using Tsallis non-extensive statistics, revealing that drag and momentum diffusion increase with temperature, non-extensivity parameter , and mass cutoff, while spatial diffusion decreases, ultimately establishing as the upper limit to remain consistent with AdS/CFT theoretical bounds.
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