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A Novel NPT Thermodynamic Integration Scheme to Derive Rigorous Gibbs Free Energies for Crystalline Solids

This paper introduces a rigorous, two-step NPT thermodynamic integration scheme that eliminates the approximate NVT-to-NPT correction required by conventional methods, thereby providing more accurate and direct Gibbs free energy calculations for crystalline solids, particularly those with complex cell-shape fluctuations like CsPbI3.

Karel L. K. De Witte, Tom Braeckevelt, Massimo Bocus, Sander Vandenhaute, Veronique Van Speybroeck2026-06-17🔬 physics

CASR: A Robust Cyclic Framework for Arbitrary Large-Scale Super-Resolution with Distribution Alignment and Self-Similarity Awareness

CASR introduces a robust cyclic framework that reformulates arbitrary-scale super-resolution as a sequence of in-distribution transitions, utilizing structural distribution alignment and self-similarity awareness to eliminate cross-scale distribution shifts and achieve stable, high-quality results at extreme magnifications with a single model.

Wenhao Guo, Zhaoran Zhao, Peng Lu, Sheng Li, Qian Qiao, DeRui Li2026-06-17💻 cs

From Latent to Observable Position-Based Click Models in Carousel Interfaces

This paper introduces novel position-based click models for carousel interfaces, including a latent-variable-free model leveraging eye-tracking data, and demonstrates through experiments that while gradient-based optimization improves prediction accuracy, click-only models fundamentally fail to capture realistic user examination patterns, highlighting the need for additional behavioral signals in complex recommender systems.

Santiago de Leon-Martinez, Robert Moro, Branislav Kveton, Maria Bielikova2026-06-17💻 cs

On Randomized Algorithms in Online Strategic Classification

This paper advances online strategic classification by establishing the first lower bound for randomized learners in the realizable setting and introducing an improper randomized algorithm in the agnostic setting that achieves the optimal O(TlogH)O(\sqrt{T\log|\mathcal H|}) regret rate, thereby demonstrating the necessity of randomization and improperness to overcome the limitations of deterministic and proper learning approaches.

Chase Hutton, Adam Melrod, Han Shao2026-06-17🤖 cs.LG

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