RamanBench unifies 74 datasets into the first large-scale reproducible benchmark for ML on Raman spectra, finding tabular foundation models outperform baselines but no method generalizes across datasets.
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TabPFN-3 scales tabular foundation models to 1M rows with synthetic pretraining, test-time compute, and benchmark-leading performance on tabular, relational, and tabular-text tasks while being up to 20x faster than TabPFN-2.5.
xRFM merges kernel-based feature learning with tree structures for scalable, interpretable tabular modeling and reports top performance on 100 regression and competitive results on 200 classification datasets versus 31 baselines including GBDTs and TabPFNv2.
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RamanBench: A Large-Scale Benchmark for Machine Learning on Raman Spectroscopy
RamanBench unifies 74 datasets into the first large-scale reproducible benchmark for ML on Raman spectra, finding tabular foundation models outperform baselines but no method generalizes across datasets.
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TabPFN-3: Technical Report
TabPFN-3 scales tabular foundation models to 1M rows with synthetic pretraining, test-time compute, and benchmark-leading performance on tabular, relational, and tabular-text tasks while being up to 20x faster than TabPFN-2.5.
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xRFM: Accurate, scalable, and interpretable feature learning models for tabular data
xRFM merges kernel-based feature learning with tree structures for scalable, interpretable tabular modeling and reports top performance on 100 regression and competitive results on 200 classification datasets versus 31 baselines including GBDTs and TabPFNv2.