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Badminton Technical Movement Evaluation: A New Benchmark and Baseline Model

This paper addresses the challenge of providing individualized feedback in large-scale university badminton classes by introducing a new benchmark dataset of 7,200 annotated video clips and a baseline model that automatically evaluates student movement quality against professional demonstrations, achieving promising performance metrics for intelligent physical education assistance.

Kai Song, Songze Qiu, Ran Tong, Bing Ma, Nianchang Huang, Junxin Yang2026-07-15
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Reasoning emerges from constrained inference manifolds in large language models

This paper proposes that effective reasoning in large language models emerges not merely from low-dimensional inference manifolds, but from a specific constrained structural regime balancing expressivity, compression, and information preservation, enabling a new label-free diagnostic framework based on internal geometric dynamics.

Xiaoshuai Hao, Yanbiao Ma, Fei Luo, Lingfeng Zhang, Chuangxin Zhao, Mingxuan Wang, Yinan Wu, Zhe Qian, Yang Lu, Long Che (…)2026-07-15
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Aux-AI: A Federated Independent Oversight Framework for Trust-Aware Industrial Autonomy

This paper introduces Aux-AI, a federated independent oversight framework featuring a decoupled Trust-Decision Core that ensures trust-aware industrial autonomy by effectively detecting hardware-induced failures and out-of-distribution shifts with superior accuracy, real-time throughput, and energy efficiency compared to existing safety monitors.

Dadmehr Rahbari, Masoud Daneshtalab, Maksim Jenihhin2026-07-15
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Security Analysis of Browser Artificial Intelligence Panel Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

This paper identifies and analyzes CVE-2026-0628, a critical privilege escalation vulnerability in Google Chrome's Gemini Live AI side panel that allows extensions with basic permissions to access sensitive browser-level resources, revealing that 73.9% of analyzed extensions possess the necessary permissions to exploit this security gap.

Fadly Kasim, Muhammad Yahya, Bakhrani Rauf, Taufiq Natsir2026-07-14✓ Author reviewed ⓘ
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From Generation to Collaboration: Using LLMs to Edit for Empathy in Healthcare

This study demonstrates that using large language models as editorial assistants to refine physicians' written responses, rather than as autonomous generators, significantly enhances perceived empathy while preserving factual accuracy, supported by novel quantitative metrics for evaluating both emotional tone and medical precision.

Man Luo, Bahareh Bahareh, Amara Tariq, Halim Abbas, Umar Ghaffar, Christopher J Warren, Segun O. Kolade, Haidar M. Abdul (…)2026-07-14
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The GRACE Cycle: A General Large-Language-Model Framework for Phenotype Discovery with Unknown Cluster Number

The paper introduces GRACE, a novel large-language-model framework that iteratively refines hypotheses and evidence to automatically discover the optimal number of clinical subgroups in heterogeneous, multimodal data without requiring prior specification of cluster counts, as validated across Long COVID and Parkinson's disease cohorts.

Jing Wang, Zorina Galis, Tong Zhang, Yiming Luo, Amar Sra, Xing Niu, Jie Shen, Qiaomin Xie, Jeremy Weiss2026-07-14
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What's Missing in Autonomous Research? A Systematization of Systems, Benchmarks, and Verification

This survey systematizes the fragmented landscape of autonomous research by introducing a multi-axis framework for 56 systems and their evidence reliability, revealing a critical gap between the ability to generate research artifacts and the lack of robust verification mechanisms to defend them before release.

Xingyu Ren, Youran Sun, Chugang Yi, Kejia Zhang, Jiaxuan Guo, Jianda Du, Haizhao Yang2026-07-14
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A multi-objective evolutionary approach to neural architecture search for clinical tabular classification: balancing predictive performance and model compactness

This paper introduces MOGA-NAS, a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm that effectively balances predictive performance and model compactness for clinical tabular classification by simultaneously maximizing F1-scores and minimizing parameter counts, resulting in significantly smaller models with superior or comparable accuracy across five public benchmarks.

Ivan V. Stepanyan, Menhai Hou, Safa A. Hameed2026-07-14
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Federated Learning Parameter Protection Based on Homomorphic Encryption and Selective User Decryption

This paper proposes a federated learning security scheme that combines threshold Paillier homomorphic encryption with a data quality-based selective decryption mechanism and ECDSA signatures to effectively defend against inference and tampering attacks while improving training efficiency by approximately 10%.

Zhangbing Li, Mingyu Xiao, Jiantian Xiao, Jinsheng Li, Shaobo Zhang2026-07-14