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Thesis Tide ranks papers based on their relevance to the fields, with the goal of making it easier to find the most relevant papers. It uses AI to analyze the content of papers and rank them!

The Prompt Canvas: A Literature-Based Practitioner Guide for Creating Effective Prompts in Large Language Models

The rise of large language models (LLMs) has highlighted the importance of prompt engineering as a crucial technique for optimizing model outputs. While experimentation with various prompting methods,...

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The article addresses a significant gap in the rapidly evolving field of prompt engineering for large language models, bringing together fragmented knowledge into a unified framework. The synthesis of methodologies and the practitioner-oriented focus make the Prompt Canvas a valuable tool for both researchers and industry professionals. Its design-based research approach adds methodological rigor, enhancing its applicability across contexts.

Robust Computation with Intrinsic Heterogeneity

Intrinsic within-type neuronal heterogeneity is a ubiquitous feature of biological systems, with well-documented computational advantages. Recent works in machine learning have incorporated such diver...

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This article presents a novel approach by leveraging intrinsic neuronal heterogeneity, which is a significant shift from traditional homogeneous models in computational neuroscience and machine learning. The study demonstrates clear methodological rigor through extensive testing across temporal tasks, highlights robustness and efficiency, and bridges gaps between neuroscience and machine learning. The implications for various fields make it a highly impactful piece of research.

Optimal control under uncertainty with joint chance state constraints: almost-everywhere bounds, variance reduction, and application to (bi-)linear elliptic PDEs

We study optimal control of PDEs under uncertainty with the state variable subject to joint chance constraints. The controls are deterministic, but the states are probabilistic due to random variables...

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This article provides a significant advancement in optimal control theory under uncertainty, particularly focusing on probabilistic constraints related to state variables. The introduction of almost-everywhere bounds and variance reduction methods represent innovative contributions to the field. The use of Monte Carlo methods combined with novel analytical techniques offers practical implications for various applications, especially in solving PDEs. The applicability and interdisciplinary nature of the findings enhance its relevance, although the focus on a specific numerical approach may limit its breadth of applicability for certain audiences.

Feature-Based Network Construction: From Sampling to What-if Analysis

Networks are characterized by structural features, such as degree distribution, triangular closures, and assortativity. This paper addresses the problem of reconstructing instances of continuously (an...

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The article introduces a novel framework for network reconstruction that integrates feature-based constraints and the capacity for what-if analysis, which positions it well within both theoretical and practical applications in network studies. The methodological rigor of the gradient-based approach, alongside the exploration of various cases, underpins the applicability across multiple settings, particularly in social and financial networks. The numerical experiments further validate the framework's utility, enhancing its potential for real-world impact.

Applying Automatic Differentiation to Optimize Differential Microphone Array Designs

This paper introduces a novel methodology leveraging differentiable programming to design efficient, constrained adaptive non-uniform Linear Differential Microphone Arrays (LDMAs) with reduced impleme...

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The article presents a novel methodology for optimizing microphone arrays using automatic differentiation, a cutting-edge approach with significant potential for advancing audio signal processing. The integration of differentiable programming is innovative and addresses practical constraints in microphone positioning, highlighting the potential for improved performance in real-world applications. While the focus is specific to microphone design, the implications could extend to various domains within acoustics and signal processing, boosting its relevance.

Extensions of the Brascamp-Lieb Inequality and the Dipole Gas

This paper is concerned with lattice field models in dimension at least 2. The action is a uniformly convex function of the gradient of the field. The main result Theorem 1.4 proves that charge-charge...

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This article presents a significant extension of the Brascamp-Lieb inequality and provides new insights into the properties of charge-charge correlations in the context of the Coulomb dipole gas. The novelty lies in the method of using stochastic dynamics which contrasts with prior approaches, indicating a methodological rigor that could inspire new research strategies in related fields.

Exploiting the combined dynamic and geometric phases for optical vortex beam generation using metasurfaces

The generation of optical vortex beams is pivotal for a myriad of applications, encompassing optical tweezing, optical communications, and quantum information, among others. The metasurface-based appr...

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The article presents a novel approach to generating optical vortex beams using a hybrid method of combining dynamic and geometric phases in metasurfaces. The experimental validation of the concept adds robustness to its findings. Its implications for various advanced optical applications such as optical tweezing and quantum information systems make it highly relevant for the field of optics and photonics. Additionally, its methodology could inspire new directions in optical device design, enhancing future research efforts.

On the birational geometry of sextic threefold hypersurface in $\mathbf{P}(1,1,2,2,3)$

We investigate birational properties of hypersurfaces of degree $6$ in the weighted projective space $\mathbf{P}(1,1,2,2,3)$ . In particular, we prove that any such quasi-smooth hypersu...

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The article delves into an important area of algebraic geometry, exploring birational properties of a specific class of hypersurfaces. The focus on non-rationality contributes to existing knowledge, aligning with open questions in the field. Its methodological rigor and connections to broader questions in birational geometry enhance its relevance.

Metamemory: Exploring the Resilience of Older Internal Migrants

Immigration and aging have always been significant topics of discussion in society, concerning the stability and future development of a country and its people. Research in the field of HCI on immigra...

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This article presents a novel approach by integrating concepts of reminiscence and the metaverse specifically tailored to address the unique challenges faced by older internal migrants. Its methodological rigor, through the use of metadata surveys and semi-structured interviews, enhances the credibility of the research. The focus on resilience and adaptability in a socio-cultural context is an important contribution that narrows existing gaps in the literature on immigration and aging. Additionally, the introduction of 'Metamemory' as a design concept holds significant potential for future technological applications in enhancing quality of life for older adults.

Multi-quanta Abrikosov vortices as the micro spin batteries

The aim of our paper is to study the multi-quanta Abrikosov vortices injected into a superconductor layer by the twisted light impulses. We predict that the condensate circulating around the core of a...

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The paper presents a novel approach to understanding multi-quanta Abrikosov vortices and their applications in spin batteries, highlighting potential advancements in quantum memory and energy storage. This interdisciplinary angle merges condensed matter physics with quantum technology, indicating significant implications for future research in these areas. The unique findings regarding quasi angular momentum and the potential for half-quantum Josephson vortices enhance its relevance.

Transformers Can Navigate Mazes With Multi-Step Prediction

Despite their remarkable success in language modeling, transformers trained to predict the next token in a sequence struggle with long-term planning. This limitation is particularly evident in tasks r...

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The study presents a novel approach (MLM-U) to enhance the ability of transformers for long-term planning in maze navigation, addressing a significant limitation of current transformer models. The findings showcase substantial improvements in efficiency and performance, adding considerable value to the field of AI and machine learning. The methodological rigor of comparing standard and modified objectives under controlled settings further strengthens its impact.

Polarization faticons: Chiral localized structures in self-defocusing Kerr resonators

We report on numerical predictions and experimental observations of a novel type of temporal localized dissipative structures that manifest themselves in the self-defocusing regime of driven nonlinear...

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The study presents a novel class of localized structures termed 'polarization faticons,' revealing their connection to vectorial modulational instability. The experimental validation alongside the theoretical predictions adds significant weight to the findings, demonstrating both originality and potential applicability in the field of nonlinear optics. The implications for frequency comb generation are particularly notable, suggesting a pathway for advancements in optical technology. Overall, the combination of novelty, theoretical insight, and practical applications underpins a high relevance score.

Predictive Window Decoding for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Programs

Real-time decoding is a key ingredient in future fault-tolerant quantum systems, yet many decoders are too slow to run in real time. Prior work has shown that parallel window decoding schemes can scal...

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The article presents a novel speculative window decoding scheme that significantly enhances the efficiency of fault-tolerant quantum programs by reducing runtimes by 40%, which demonstrates substantial practical implications. The methods described could revolutionize real-time quantum computing by addressing a critical bottleneck in decoding speed, signifying high potential for real-world application. Additionally, this work shows a strong methodological rigor through a detailed simulation and comparison with existing decoders, making it a substantial contribution to the field.

A*Net and NBFNet Learn Negative Patterns on Knowledge Graphs

In this technical report, we investigate the predictive performance differences of a rule-based approach and the GNN architectures NBFNet and A*Net with respect to knowledge graph completion. For the ...

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The article introduces innovative insights into knowledge graph completion by focusing on the predictive advantages of negative pattern recognition, which is a less commonly explored angle in the realm of GNN architectures. The methodological comparison between rule-based approaches and GNNs provides substantial relevance and the findings are relevant for future advancements in knowledge representation and inference.

Modeling Task Immersion based on Goal Activation Mechanism

Immersion in a task is a prerequisite for creativity. However, excessive arousal in a single task has drawbacks, such as overlooking events outside of the task. To examine such a negative aspect, this...

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The article presents a novel computational model addressing the interaction between task immersion and arousal dynamics, which is an under-explored area in cognitive science and psychology. The use of the ACT-R cognitive architecture adds methodological rigor and potential for generalizability. The findings hold significant implications for understanding creative processes and managing arousal in various contexts, enhancing its relevance.

Revisiting semiclassical effective dynamics for quantum cosmology

We revise the technique of semiclassical effective dynamics, in particular reexamining the evaluation of Poisson structure of the so-called central moments capturing quantum corrections, providing a s...

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The article presents a significant methodological revision in semiclassical effective dynamics for quantum cosmology, introducing a more efficient algorithm for Poisson structure evaluation. This advancement in technique not only enhances computational efficiency but also broadens the applicability to a range of cosmological models, making it particularly relevant for ongoing research in quantum cosmology. It balances theoretical rigor and practical utility, suggesting strong potential for influencing future work in this area.

Generating Rectifiable Measures through Neural Networks

We derive universal approximation results for the class of (countably) $m$ -rectifiable measures. Specifically, we prove that $m$ -rectifiable measures can be approximated as push-forwar...

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This article presents significant advancements in the approximation of $m$-rectifiable measures using neural networks, a topic with strong relevance in both applied mathematics and machine learning. The universal approximation theorem deepens our understanding of neural networks while introducing quantized weights which enhance practical applicability. The methodological rigor and the focus on integration with measures make the findings highly novel and applicable to current research in computational geometry and probability.

Constructing optimal treatment length strategies to maximize quality-adjusted lifetimes

Real-world clinical decision making is a complex process that involves balancing the risks and benefits of treatments. Quality-adjusted lifetime is a composite outcome that combines patient quantity a...

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The article introduces a novel methodology for determining optimal treatment lengths with an emphasis on quality-adjusted lifetime, addressing a significant gap in existing research on treatment decision-making. The proposed methods are methodologically rigorous, including advanced statistical techniques to handle informative censoring, which enhances their potential applicability. The focus on real-world clinical scenarios and the specific application to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis adds practical relevance and demonstrates potential for impact.

Metrics for classes of semi-binary phylogenetic networks using $μ$ -representations

Phylogenetic networks are useful in representing the evolutionary history of taxa. In certain scenarios, one requires a way to compare different networks. In practice, this can be rather difficult, ex...

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The article introduces novel metrics for specific classes of phylogenetic networks, enhancing the comparative framework used by researchers in evolutionary biology. The focus on semi-binary networks provides methodological rigor and the study of $μ$-representations presents a fresh perspective that could inspire further investigations. This investigatory approach can facilitate applications in network analysis and deepen understanding of evolutionary relationships, making it a valuable contribution to its field.

A method for measuring deviation from Lambert diffuse scattering law of ultracold neutrons on material walls

Modeling the motion of ultracold neutrons (UCNs) is crucial for assessing their losses, accurately measuring their lifetime, and describing other experiments. In material traps, it is necessary to acc...

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This article addresses a significant gap in the understanding of ultracold neutron behavior with respect to scattering laws, providing a new experimental method that has clear implications for neutron physics. The focus on measuring deviations from the Lambert law introduces a novel aspect that could lead to more refined models in UCN experiments. Furthermore, the utilization of Monte Carlo simulations adds rigor to their methodology, making the findings credible and worth considering for future research.