💻 computer science

Exploring the Potential of Large Language Models for Counter Argument Generation

This paper introduces a novel corpus of diplomatic counter-arguments from UN General Assembly speeches (2005–2024) and evaluates state-of-the-art large language models using temporally aligned fine-tuning strategies to establish a systematic benchmark for cross-domain generalization in counter-argument generation.

Fatima Mumtaz, Sadaf Abdul Rauf, Saadia Ishtiaq Nauman, Muhammad Ghulam Abbas Malik, Muddesar Iqbal2026-07-07
💻 computer science

CUPID-Med: Conformal Uncertainty-aware Prototype Discovery for Clinically Interpretable Deep Medical Clustering

CUPID-Med is a novel framework that leverages conformal uncertainty-aware prototype discovery to generate clinically interpretable, set-valued cluster predictions with calibrated confidence scores, significantly outperforming deterministic baselines in structuring unlabeled medical image data.

Mojtaba Jahanian, Abbas Karimi, Nafiseh Osati Eraghi, Faraneh Zarafshan2026-07-07
💻 computer science

A Temporal Deep Feature Transfer Hybrid of LSTM and Gradient Boosting Machine for Multi Granularity Smart Grid Electricity Demand Forecasting

This paper proposes TDF-LSTGBM, a novel two-stage hybrid architecture that extracts temporal features from the penultimate layer of a stacked LSTM and combines them with consumer and temporal attributes for a Gradient Boosting Machine, achieving significantly higher accuracy in multi-granularity smart grid electricity demand forecasting across five consumer categories compared to traditional LSTM and ARIMA models.

SambasivaRao Naraboina2026-07-07
💻 computer science

Algorithmic Penalty for Non-Native Voices: A Three-Arm Diagnostic Accuracy Audit of Five Commercial AI Text Detectors Against Pre-LLM Scientific Literature — Protocol for the AUDIT-AI Study

The AUDIT-AI study is a pre-registered, three-arm diagnostic accuracy audit designed to quantify whether commercial AI text detectors systematically misclassify long-form scientific literature from non-native English-speaking institutions as AI-generated compared to native-authored works and verified AI rewrites.

Adnan Agha, Eram Anwar2026-07-07
💻 computer science

Memory Mechanisms in Multivariate Time Series: A Survey of Architectures, Retrieval, and Evolution

This survey formalizes memory mechanisms in multivariate time series forecasting as interactions between retained states, access functions, and update functions, organizing recent literature into architecture, retrieval, and evolution categories to identify open challenges and propose a roadmap for designing auditable, adaptive forecasting systems.

Sibo Qi, Peng Chen, Wuman Luo2026-07-07