💻 computer science

Verifier Exploitation in NLI-Guided Iterative Refinement: A Controlled Empirical Analysis

This paper demonstrates that verifier exploitation in NLI-guided iterative refinement is an architectural vulnerability inherent to single-metric feedback loops rather than an optimization artifact, showing how a training-free, zero-gradient pipeline can systematically degrade faithfulness while inflating NLI scores through content truncation, and proposes a universal, annotation-free detection protocol to identify such structural risks.

Arnav Gupta2026-06-30
💻 computer science

Reinforcement Learning for Dynamic Model Selection an d Attention-Guided Fracture Detection in Multi-Anatomic al Region X-ray Imagery

This paper proposes Dyna-FractureNet, a novel framework leveraging Cooperative Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning to dynamically select optimal model ensembles and coordinate multi-level attention mechanisms, thereby significantly enhancing the accuracy, robustness, and efficiency of fracture detection across diverse anatomical regions in X-ray imagery.

Meng Zhang, Peng Li, Shuaihu Pan, Pengcheng Xie, Luanning Li2026-06-30
💻 computer science

Photovoltaic Panel Failure Detection Using Class-Conditioned Generative Adversarial Networks

This paper proposes an Auxiliary Classifier Generative Adversarial Network (AC-GAN) framework that synthesizes high-fidelity thermal images of rare photovoltaic defects to address class imbalance, thereby significantly improving the probabilistic calibration and reliability of AI-driven fault diagnosis in solar operations.

Md Moshfiqure Rahman, Paroma Chatterjee, Varsha Sen, Kamrul Hasan, Prashnna Gyawali, Anurag K. Srivastava2026-06-30
💻 computer science

Quantum Neural Networks for Wind Energy Forecasting: A Comparative Study of Performance and Scalability with Classical Models

This study demonstrates the viability of Quantum Neural Networks for wind energy forecasting by systematically evaluating 12 configurations against classical models, revealing that specific QNN designs can achieve competitive performance (up to R² = 0.94) despite the computational trade-offs inherent in NISQ-era simulations.

Batuhan Hangun, Onder Eyecioglu, Mehar Ali, Oguz Altun, Korhan Kayisli2026-06-30
💻 computer science

Quantum Hash Function Based on Spectral Properties of Graphs and Discrete Walker Dynamics

This paper introduces QGH-256, a novel quantum hashing algorithm that generates 256-bit fingerprints by mapping messages to weighted graphs on a toroidal grid and utilizing Quantum Phase Estimation to extract spectral features that capture both structural and dynamical properties, demonstrating strong cryptographic sensitivity and feasibility through Qiskit simulations.

Mohana Priya Thinesh Kumar, Pranavishvar Hariprakash2026-06-30