LeapTS reformulates forecasting as adaptive multi-horizon scheduling via hierarchical control and NCDEs, delivering at least 7.4% better performance and 2.6-5.3x faster inference than Transformer baselines while adapting to non-stationary dynamics.
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DTSemNet gives an exact, invertible neural-network encoding of hard oblique decision trees that supports direct gradient training for both classification and regression without probabilistic softening or quantized estimators.
AS-LoRA adaptively chooses which LoRA factor to update per layer and round using a curvature-aware second-order score, eliminating reconstruction error floors and improving performance in DP federated learning.
ARCH is a hierarchical flow-based generative model that enables tractable conditional intensity computation and arbitrary conditioning for spatiotemporal event distributions.
LumiMotion improves albedo estimation and scene relighting in dynamic scenes by leveraging motion to separate lighting effects from surface appearance in a dynamic 2D Gaussian Splatting representation.
LMFT enables state-of-the-art performance in video unsupervised domain adaptation by focusing on motion-rich tokens and reducing computational overhead.
CapsID uses probabilistic capsule routing and confidence-based termination to generate variable-length semantic IDs, improving recall by 9.6% over strong baselines with half the latency of dual-representation systems.
GRE-MC retrieves relevant subgraphs and uses a graph transformer plus sparse codebook to complete missing modalities, outperforming prior methods on recommendation benchmarks.
Semantically invariant row and column permutations in tables can cause LLMs to output incorrect answers, and a gradient-based attack called ATP efficiently finds such permutations that degrade performance across many models.
SWAN is the first adaptive multimodal network that meets variable compute budgets, optimizes layer use by sample complexity, and drops irrelevant features, cutting FLOPs up to 49% in 3D object detection with minimal accuracy loss.
GSQ applies a Gumbel-Softmax relaxation to learn discrete grid assignments in scalar quantization, closing most of the accuracy gap to vector methods like QTIP on Llama-3.1 models at 2-3 bits while using only symmetric scalar grids.
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LeapTS: Rethinking Time Series Forecasting as Adaptive Multi-Horizon Scheduling
LeapTS reformulates forecasting as adaptive multi-horizon scheduling via hierarchical control and NCDEs, delivering at least 7.4% better performance and 2.6-5.3x faster inference than Transformer baselines while adapting to non-stationary dynamics.
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Approximation-Free Differentiable Oblique Decision Trees
DTSemNet gives an exact, invertible neural-network encoding of hard oblique decision trees that supports direct gradient training for both classification and regression without probabilistic softening or quantized estimators.
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Adaptive Selection of LoRA Components in Privacy-Preserving Federated Learning
AS-LoRA adaptively chooses which LoRA factor to update per layer and round using a curvature-aware second-order score, eliminating reconstruction error floors and improving performance in DP federated learning.
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Arbitrarily Conditioned Hierarchical Flows for Spatiotemporal Events
ARCH is a hierarchical flow-based generative model that enables tractable conditional intensity computation and arbitrary conditioning for spatiotemporal event distributions.
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LumiMotion: Improving Gaussian Relighting with Scene Dynamics
LumiMotion improves albedo estimation and scene relighting in dynamic scenes by leveraging motion to separate lighting effects from surface appearance in a dynamic 2D Gaussian Splatting representation.
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Learnable Motion-Focused Tokenization for Effective and Efficient Video Unsupervised Domain Adaptation
LMFT enables state-of-the-art performance in video unsupervised domain adaptation by focusing on motion-rich tokens and reducing computational overhead.
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CapsID: Soft-Routed Variable-Length Semantic IDs for Generative Recommendation
CapsID uses probabilistic capsule routing and confidence-based termination to generate variable-length semantic IDs, improving recall by 9.6% over strong baselines with half the latency of dual-representation systems.
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Robust Multimodal Recommendation via Graph Retrieval-Enhanced Modality Completion
GRE-MC retrieves relevant subgraphs and uses a graph transformer plus sparse codebook to complete missing modalities, outperforming prior methods on recommendation benchmarks.
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The Power of Order: Fooling LLMs with Adversarial Table Permutations
Semantically invariant row and column permutations in tables can cause LLMs to output incorrect answers, and a gradient-based attack called ATP efficiently finds such permutations that degrade performance across many models.
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SWAN: World-Aware Adaptive Multimodal Networks for Runtime Variations
SWAN is the first adaptive multimodal network that meets variable compute budgets, optimizes layer use by sample complexity, and drops irrelevant features, cutting FLOPs up to 49% in 3D object detection with minimal accuracy loss.
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GSQ: Highly-Accurate Low-Precision Scalar Quantization for LLMs via Gumbel-Softmax Sampling
GSQ applies a Gumbel-Softmax relaxation to learn discrete grid assignments in scalar quantization, closing most of the accuracy gap to vector methods like QTIP on Llama-3.1 models at 2-3 bits while using only symmetric scalar grids.