CARLOS employs an aggregate deep neural network trained on progressively finer time grids with adaptive sampling to learn continuous-time exercise boundaries for optimal stopping, delivering higher values than discrete Bermudan methods.
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Fuzzy ARTMAP models are highly vulnerable to a new white-box attack aligned with their category competition, but progressive selective training yields stronger replay-free robustness than offline adversarial training under adaptive evaluation.
SceneMiner shows that identity-preserving multi-task fine-tuning removes cross-task interference by zero-initializing new heads and freezing shared-stream parameters, enabling unified BEV scene mining with preserved original heads.
RoHIL adapts human-in-the-loop RL policies to new illumination conditions offline by combining world-model image relighting, illumination-retention replay, and anchored Bellman regularisation, improving shifted-light performance while preserving source performance on four real-robot tasks.
CAHAL introduces a physics-informed mixture-of-experts super-resolution network for clinical MRI that conditions on resolution and anisotropy and uses edge-penalised, Fourier, and segmentation-guided losses to reduce hallucinations compared with prior generative methods.
AIM applies modality-specific masks to balance stability and plasticity in asymmetric VLMs, achieving SOTA average performance and reduced forgetting on continual VQA v2 and GQA while preserving generalization to novel compositions.
NoFA-BC proposes a non-forgetting allocator using recursive least-squares and bi-level competition for improved knowledge allocation in class-incremental learning.
TRACER applies weighted moving average distillation in contrastive finetuning of multimodal models to retain pretrained knowledge and boost out-of-distribution accuracy.
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Continuous-time Optimal Stopping through Deep Reinforcement Learning
CARLOS employs an aggregate deep neural network trained on progressively finer time grids with adaptive sampling to learn continuous-time exercise boundaries for optimal stopping, delivering higher values than discrete Bermudan methods.
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Streaming Adversarial Robustness in Fuzzy ARTMAP: Mechanism-Aligned Evaluation, Progressive Training, and Interpretable Diagnostics
Fuzzy ARTMAP models are highly vulnerable to a new white-box attack aligned with their category competition, but progressive selective training yields stronger replay-free robustness than offline adversarial training under adaptive evaluation.
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SceneMiner: Identity-Preserving Multi-Task Fine-Tuning for Unified BEV Scene Mining
SceneMiner shows that identity-preserving multi-task fine-tuning removes cross-task interference by zero-initializing new heads and freezing shared-stream parameters, enabling unified BEV scene mining with preserved original heads.
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RoHIL: Robust Human-in-the-Loop Robotic Reinforcement Learning Against Illumination Variations
RoHIL adapts human-in-the-loop RL policies to new illumination conditions offline by combining world-model image relighting, illumination-retention replay, and anchored Bellman regularisation, improving shifted-light performance while preserving source performance on four real-robot tasks.
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CAHAL: Clinically Applicable resolution enHAncement for Low-resolution MRI scans
CAHAL introduces a physics-informed mixture-of-experts super-resolution network for clinical MRI that conditions on resolution and anisotropy and uses edge-penalised, Fourier, and segmentation-guided losses to reduce hallucinations compared with prior generative methods.
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AIM: Asymmetric Information Masking for Visual Question Answering Continual Learning
AIM applies modality-specific masks to balance stability and plasticity in asymmetric VLMs, achieving SOTA average performance and reduced forgetting on continual VQA v2 and GQA while preserving generalization to novel compositions.
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Non-Forgetting Knowledge Allocation with Bi-level Competition for Class-Incremental Learning
NoFA-BC proposes a non-forgetting allocator using recursive least-squares and bi-level competition for improved knowledge allocation in class-incremental learning.
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TRACER: Persistent Regularization for Robust Multimodal Finetuning
TRACER applies weighted moving average distillation in contrastive finetuning of multimodal models to retain pretrained knowledge and boost out-of-distribution accuracy.