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984 papers reviewed by authors · 671–680 / 984
This paper proposes a "quota-governor" scheme for Gaussian Splatting that dynamically adjusts densification and pruning hyperparameters to follow a quadratic target point trajectory, thereby ensuring fair, capacity-matched comparisons across methods by eliminating the biases caused by hard-stopping or uneven budgeting.
A sex-stratified analysis of the 2022 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey reveals that despite nearly half of diagnosed adults with hypertension or diabetes having health insurance, substantial treatment gaps persist across all wealth and sex groups, suggesting that expanding insurance enrollment alone is insufficient to improve chronic care access without addressing deeper systemic barriers like medicine availability and affordability.
This paper proposes a laboratory-based graviton laser that overcomes the challenge of reflecting gravitons by utilizing the Gertsenshtein effect to convert them into photons for reflection and back into gravitons, thereby enabling arbitrarily long path lengths through a lasing medium.
ForcingDAS is a unified and robust data assimilation framework built on Diffusion Forcing that learns a joint-trajectory prior to overcome the error accumulation of traditional filtering methods and the regime specialization of existing learned models, enabling a single trained model to seamlessly perform nowcasting, smoothing, and reanalysis across diverse weather and climate benchmarks.
Based on 17 years of Fermi-LAT observations, this study identifies multiple GeV sources around the microquasar SS 433, including distinct East and West excesses, and provides the first observational evidence suggesting the acceleration of cosmic-ray protons in the large-scale outflows of Galactic microquasars.
This paper evaluates the resilience of various AI-generated text detection methods against paraphrasing attacks, revealing a critical trade-off where ensemble models like Binoculars offer superior accuracy but suffer the most significant performance degradation when faced with adversarial manipulation.
This paper proposes a kernelized convex clustering framework that projects data into a Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space to effectively handle non-linear and non-convex structures, while providing theoretical guarantees on convergence and finite sample bounds alongside empirical evidence of superior performance over state-of-the-art methods.
This paper proposes a finite sheaf-theoretic framework that detects scientific theory shifts in AI agents by quantifying representational transport failures and obstruction costs to distinguish between valid deformations within an existing language and necessary extensions into new regimes.
Using 17 simulated low-mass galaxies from the Auriga Project, this study reveals that while stellar metallicity gradients are independent of intrinsic galaxy properties, the dispersion in halo metallicity is driven by satellite accretion timing and the characteristic U-shaped radial age profiles arise from a combination of ceased outer star formation and merger-driven stellar redistribution.
This paper introduces "Epistematics," a meta-evaluative methodology for auditing AI benchmarks to expose how unexamined theoretical assumptions create self-reinforcing evaluation traps that obscure structural limits, demonstrating its application by critiquing a recent proposal that inadvertently entrenches the very paradigm it seeks to revise.