LangMAP adapts UnigramLM for multilingual use to deliver language-specific tokenization from a shared vocabulary, boosting boundary alignment metrics across natural and programming languages with mixed downstream fine-tuning gains.
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ConvexTok uses convex relaxation of tokenization to a linear program, improving intrinsic metrics, bits-per-byte, and some downstream tasks while certifying near-optimality within 1% at typical vocabulary sizes.
ToaST uses vocabulary-independent split trees and integer programming to produce tokenizers with over 11% fewer tokens than BPE, WordPiece, and UnigramLM while improving 1.5B-parameter LM scores on CORE.
DIPS fine-tunes LLMs to output ordered feasible decision vectors approximating Pareto fronts for constrained bi-objective convex problems, reaching 95-98% normalized hypervolume with 0.16s inference.
ReTokSync resolves tokenization ambiguity in generative linguistic steganography via targeted self-synchronizing resets, achieving over 99.7% extraction accuracy and 100% recovery with an auxiliary channel while matching baseline security and quality.
Activation patching localizes English detokenization in Llama2-7B to a two-stage attention-then-MLP process at layer 1 that generalizes to 12 models from 8 families, with depth varying by positional encoding, plus an early-layer probe achieving 0.94-0.97 AUROC.
In compute-optimal regimes, language model parameter count scales proportionally with data bytes rather than tokens, and the optimal compression rate decreases with increasing compute.
TOTEN is a knowledge-based system for structure-preserving representation of physical quantities and technical notation in Brazilian Portuguese using an ontology of engineering entities and external authorities, outperforming statistical baselines in atomicity and reconstruction.
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LangMAP: A Language-Adaptive Approach to Tokenization
LangMAP adapts UnigramLM for multilingual use to deliver language-specific tokenization from a shared vocabulary, boosting boundary alignment metrics across natural and programming languages with mixed downstream fine-tuning gains.
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Tokenisation via Convex Relaxations
ConvexTok uses convex relaxation of tokenization to a linear program, improving intrinsic metrics, bits-per-byte, and some downstream tasks while certifying near-optimality within 1% at typical vocabulary sizes.
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Tokenization with Split Trees
ToaST uses vocabulary-independent split trees and integer programming to produce tokenizers with over 11% fewer tokens than BPE, WordPiece, and UnigramLM while improving 1.5B-parameter LM scores on CORE.
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Large Language Models as Amortized Pareto-Front Generators for Constrained Bi-Objective Convex Optimization
DIPS fine-tunes LLMs to output ordered feasible decision vectors approximating Pareto fronts for constrained bi-objective convex problems, reaching 95-98% normalized hypervolume with 0.16s inference.
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ReTokSync: Self-Synchronizing Tokenization Disambiguation for Generative Linguistic Steganography
ReTokSync resolves tokenization ambiguity in generative linguistic steganography via targeted self-synchronizing resets, achieving over 99.7% extraction accuracy and 100% recovery with an auxiliary channel while matching baseline security and quality.
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Inside the LLM Word Factory
Activation patching localizes English detokenization in Llama2-7B to a two-stage attention-then-MLP process at layer 1 that generalizes to 12 models from 8 families, with depth varying by positional encoding, plus an early-layer probe achieving 0.94-0.97 AUROC.
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Compute Optimal Tokenization
In compute-optimal regimes, language model parameter count scales proportionally with data bytes rather than tokens, and the optimal compression rate decreases with increasing compute.
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Toten: A Knowledge-Based System For Structure-Preserving Representation Of Physical Quantities And Technical Notation In Brazilian Portuguese
TOTEN is a knowledge-based system for structure-preserving representation of physical quantities and technical notation in Brazilian Portuguese using an ontology of engineering entities and external authorities, outperforming statistical baselines in atomicity and reconstruction.
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