💻 computer science

SMPD: Self-Supervised Meta-Learning for Predictive IoT Compromise Detection with Few-Shot Adaptation

The paper proposes SMPD, a novel self-supervised meta-learning framework that leverages multi-modal temporal data and contrastive pre-training to predict IoT device compromises 24–48 hours in advance with high accuracy and few-shot adaptability, significantly outperforming existing intrusion detection baselines in resource-constrained environments.

Anwer KALGHOUM, Sofien MHATLI2026-07-22
💻 computer science

Interpretable Audio Pattern Discovery in Keyword-Spotting Models via Waveform Optimization and Segment-Level Analysis

This paper introduces GRADV, a reproducible signal-analysis workflow that discovers and evaluates target-class audio patterns in keyword-spotting models by optimizing waveforms and performing segment-level analysis, achieving high success rates without proposing new speech-recognition architectures.

Aleksandr Gertsen, Aleksandr Lenshin2026-07-21✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
💻 computer science

Recovering Engineering-Change Traceability from Legacy CNC Work Orders: A Pydantic Schema and Few-Shot LLM Extraction Baseline

This paper proposes a Pydantic schema and a few-shot small language model baseline to extract engineering change traceability from fragmented, bilingual, and truncated legacy CNC work orders, demonstrating high schema validity while revealing that contextually grounded pre-prompts degrade performance and deterministic post-filters improve precision without affecting recall.

Chien-Yu Lin, Yuan-Ping Luh, YUH-WEN CHEN2026-07-21
💻 computer science

RECON: A Recipe-Driven, Evidence-Fused, Neuro-Symbolic Multi-Agent Architecture for Autonomous Document Compliance Auditing across Heterogeneous Enterprise Repositories

This paper introduces RECON, a neuro-symbolic multi-agent architecture that combines deterministic rules, fuzzy detection, and LLM reasoning with a YAML-driven recipe system and tamper-evident auditing to deliver reproducible, defensible, and evidence-fused document compliance reviews across heterogeneous enterprise repositories.

Swapnil2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Measurement-guided, training-free Fourier correction: a cost-efficient alternative to generative adaptation for cold-start construction-scene segmentation

This paper introduces a cost-efficient, training-free Fourier correction protocol that quantifies and adjusts specific low-frequency amplitude mismatches between synthetic and real construction images to significantly improve cold-start segmentation performance for rare safety-critical classes without requiring extensive unlabeled target data or generative models.

Jonghun Gim, Jeongik Min2026-07-21✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
💻 computer science

CB-SentiLex: An Auditable Weak-Supervision Framework for Central Bank Stance Detection with a Bangladesh Bank Benchmark

This paper introduces CB-SentiLex, an auditable weak-supervision framework and the first reproducible NLP benchmark for a South Asian central bank, which successfully generates stance labels for a Bangladesh Bank corpus and demonstrates strong model performance alongside significant correlations with monetary policy directions, despite challenges from temporal concept drift.

Ann Naser Nabil, Umme Hafsa2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Recursive Cascade Instability and Targeted Stabilization in Multi-Agent AI Systems: Large-Scale Network Simulations Using an Ethical Field Theory Framework

This study introduces the Ethical Field Theory framework to demonstrate through large-scale simulations that adaptive targeted stabilization is significantly more effective than uniform regulation or no intervention in preventing recursive cascade instabilities across diverse multi-agent AI network topologies.

Ali Moslemi Tabrizi2026-07-21
💻 computer science

Co-identification of Vibration, Structural Looseness, and Surface Damage in Industrial Equipment Operation Videos

This paper presents a joint discrimination algorithm that synergistically identifies vibration states, structural looseness, and surface defects in industrial equipment videos by integrating spatiotemporal features from a Video Swin Transformer, micro-displacement features from RAFT optical flow, and multi-task appearance analysis, thereby significantly reducing missed detections in composite anomaly scenarios compared to single-task models.

Yukun Du, Zhihuang Chen, Quanle Liu, Yuang Dong2026-07-21