💻 computer science

Scale-Dependent Performance of YOLOv12 andYOLOv11 for Automated Blood Cell Detection: A Controlled Benchmark on BCCD

This study presents the first scale-by-scale benchmark of YOLOv11 and YOLOv12 variants on the BCCD dataset, revealing that while their overall mean performance is nearly identical, YOLOv12 excels at the nano scale for latency-critical applications whereas YOLOv11 outperforms it at medium and large scales, indicating that model selection should be driven by specific scale and recall requirements rather than a uniform assumption of superiority.

Wenxi Tang, Yu Miao, Xiafang Chen2026-07-10
💻 computer science

Adaptive Selection of MICE Algorithm Parameters: A Case Study on Pulmonary Function Value Prediction Models

This study proposes an adaptive selection method for MICE algorithm parameters based on pulmonary function indicators, demonstrating that this strategy outperforms PCHIP interpolation by maintaining stable predictive performance and effectively capturing multivariate correlations in COPD datasets with varying missing rates.

Yeonghui Gang, Myung-Mo Lee, Jucheol Moon, Hongjun Kim2026-07-10
💻 computer science

From Human Oversight to Effective Control: A Socio-Technical Safety-Control Framework for High-Risk AI Systems

This paper introduces the Oversight-to-Control (O2C) framework, a socio-technical model comprising six functions and supporting conditions, to diagnose why human oversight often fails to achieve effective control in high-risk AI systems by analyzing regulatory instruments and real-world cases where interpretation and timely intervention frequently break down.

Karim Hardy2026-07-10
💻 computer science

Quantum-Resilient DICOM Image Secret Sharing with Quasi-Periodic Unitary Scrambling and Hypergraph Authentication

This paper proposes AJIT, a high-fidelity classical–quantum hybrid framework that ensures quantum-resilient secure sharing and multiparty authentication of DICOM medical images by combining DTCWT-based compression, quasi-periodic unitary scrambling, and topological hypergraph verification to achieve lossless reconstruction and robust differential resistance.

Digambar Padulkar, Jibi Abraham2026-07-10
💻 computer science

Retrieval-Augmented Large-Language-Model-Based Time-Series Forecasting for Cross-Market Equity Analysis

This study introduces the Cross-Market Retrieval-Augmented Lag-Llama (CM-RAF-Lag-Llama) framework, demonstrating that integrating historical retrieval with a pre-trained Lag-Llama model significantly reduces forecasting errors across diverse equity markets by leveraging analogous historical windows to correct predictions, particularly for volatility and volume-related targets.

Novanto Yudistira, Yanuar Putra Kharisma Adhiyasa2026-07-10
💻 computer science

CFE-UNet: Cross-Feature Exchange Mechanism for Enhanced Representation Learning in Remote Sensing image Analysis

The paper proposes CFE-UNet, a novel semantic segmentation framework for remote sensing that integrates a reconstructed encoder with a Cross-Feature Exchange decoder to effectively combine global context and local details, achieving state-of-the-art performance on complex, heterogeneous urban and natural scenes.

Siyong Liu, Yuxuan Qin, Zhenyang Liu, Ziqian Wang2026-07-10