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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!

SLGaussian: Fast Language Gaussian Splatting in Sparse Views

3D semantic field learning is crucial for applications like autonomous navigation, AR/VR, and robotics, where accurate comprehension of 3D scenes from limited viewpoints is essential. Existing methods...

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The article presents a novel approach to 3D semantic field learning, addressing significant challenges related to sparse viewing conditions. The methodological advancements that enable faster scene inference and open-vocabulary querying are particularly noteworthy, indicating a strong potential for practical applications in various industries. The experimental results demonstrating superior performance over existing methods further enhance its impact.

On AdS $_4$ superspace and supergravity

In the $N=1$ superspace, AdS $_4$ supersymmetry is realized as the non-linear super coordinate transformations. The fermionic coordinates form a faithful non-linear representation of su...

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The article presents a novel formulation of AdS$_4$ supersymmetry within the context of non-linear super coordinate transformations, highlighting new linear representations that have the potential to deepen the understanding of supersymmetry and supergravity. The methodological rigor in constructing these representations and their application to supergravity actions indicates a significant advancement in the field. Furthermore, the introduction of auxiliary scalar coordinates and the exploration of embeddings can inspire further research into related theoretical frameworks.

BEIR-NL: Zero-shot Information Retrieval Benchmark for the Dutch Language

Zero-shot evaluation of information retrieval (IR) models is often performed using BEIR; a large and heterogeneous benchmark composed of multiple datasets, covering different retrieval tasks across va...

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The introduction of BEIR-NL addresses a significant gap in the existing information retrieval literature by providing a benchmark specifically for the underrepresented Dutch language. Its novelty lies in applying zero-shot evaluation methodologies to a new language, and the methodological rigor displayed in evaluating multiple models enhances its reliability. The public availability of the benchmark on the Hugging Face hub further supports accessibility and encourages its adoption in future research. The exploration of translation effects on performance also highlights important considerations in cross-lingual IR research.

Thévenin Equivalent Parameters Identification Based on Statistical Characteristics of System Ambient Data

This paper proposes a novel method for identifying Thévenin equivalent parameters (TEP) in power system, based on the statistical characteristics of the system's stochastic response. The method le...

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The paper introduces a novel approach to identifying Thévenin equivalent parameters (TEP) using statistical characteristics of ambient data. This method is innovative as it does not require large disturbances or probing signals, making it practical and adaptable for real-world applications. The emphasis on robustness in challenging conditions (low SNR, asynchronous measurements) enhances its impact. Furthermore, the methodology's applicability to distributed implementations showcases its potential for engineering innovations.

Andromeda's tenuous veil: extensive nebular emission near (yet far from) M31

A large, faint nebula was unexpectedly discovered near M31 using narrowband [O III] images. Its apparent size and the lack of a clear counterpart at other wavelengths make it unique and challenging to...

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The article presents a novel discovery of a large nebula near M31 that challenges current understandings of such structures, employing advanced observational techniques that add methodological rigor. Its implications for galactic structure and interstellar medium studies are significant, as well as the potential for influencing future observational campaigns in astrophysics.

Digging into Intrinsic Contextual Information for High-fidelity 3D Point Cloud Completion

The common occurrence of occlusion-induced incompleteness in point clouds has made point cloud completion (PCC) a highly-concerned task in the field of geometric processing. Existing PCC methods typic...

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The paper presents a novel approach to point cloud completion by effectively integrating short and long-range contextual information, addressing existing limitations in high-fidelity results. Its methodological rigor is supported by extensive experiments that outperform state-of-the-art (SOTA) methods, highlighting innovation in both the coarse and fine generative processes. The potential applicability of this work to real-world scenarios like 3D reconstruction, virtual reality, and autonomous driving enhances its relevance.

Optimal conditions for the generation of moderate-order harmonics of a short-wave field in an optically thin medium of helium atoms

It is shown that under optimal conditions, the generation of the 3rd, 5th, 7th, and 9th harmonics of the short-wave laser field by helium atoms is mainly due to transitions between bound states, and t...

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The study presents novel findings related to the generation of moderate-order harmonics in a helium medium, emphasizing resonant multiphoton excitation. The discussions around the significance of the Stark effect and detailed optimal conditions enrich the understanding of light-matter interactions, which is critical for advancing both fundamental and applied research in optical physics.

Parameterised Complexity of Consistent Query Answering via Graph Representations

We study consistent query answering via different graph representations. First, we introduce solution-conflict hypergraphs in which nodes represent facts and edges represent either conflicts or query ...

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The article introduces a novel approach to consistent query answering through graph representations, a relatively underexplored area that enhances existing knowledge in the field. Its methodological rigor, particularly in introducing solution-conflict hypergraphs and employing fixed-parameter tractability, demonstrates substantial theoretical advancements. The explicit algorithm for repair counting could lead to practical applications, advancing both the academic understanding and real-world implementations of consistent query answering. The results and methodologies presented could significantly inspire future research, especially in exploring further algorithmic improvements or applications in other domains.

A phenomenological magnetomechanical model for hysteresis loops

In this work we propose a simple phenomenological model for magnetization curves of stressed samples. The magnetization curve is modelled by one or two arctangent functions. The effect of stress is in...

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The proposed model adds significant novelty with its simplicity while still accurately capturing complex behaviors observed in magnetization curves under stress. The model's ability to reproduce experimental data robustly indicates methodological rigor. It simplifies analysis, which could influence future studies in magnetomechanical systems or related areas.

Input-dependence in quantum reservoir computing

Quantum reservoir computing is an emergent field in which quantum dynamical systems are exploited for temporal information processing. In previous work, it was found a feature that makes a quantum res...

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This article addresses a significant gap in quantum reservoir computing by providing conditions for ensuring injectivity in reservoir filters and emphasizes input-dependent fixed points. This focus on differentiating input sequences enhances the understanding of quantum reservoirs, which is crucial for advancing the field. The methodological rigor, coupled with the novelty of the findings, supports its high relevance and potential to inspire future research.

TGOSPA Metric Parameters Selection and Evaluation for Visual Multi-object Tracking

Multi-object tracking algorithms are deployed in various applications, each with unique performance requirements. For example, track switches pose significant challenges for offline scene understandin...

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The paper addresses the important issue of performance evaluation in multi-object tracking, which is a critical area given its varied applications. The TGOSPA metric is highlighted for its comprehensive approach to evaluating algorithms, which adds significant value. The methodology appears robust and is pertinent for both offline and online applications, enhancing its relevance to a wide audience. The focus on application-specific evaluations also suggests a novel aspect that can inspire future research in tailored performance metrics.

On the Joint Beamforming Design for Large-scale Downlink RIS-assisted Multiuser MIMO Systems

Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs) have huge potential to improve spectral and energy efficiency in future wireless systems at a minimal cost. However, early prototype results indicate that de...

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The article presents a novel and efficient algorithm for optimizing the design of RIS-assisted multiuser MIMO systems, addressing a cutting-edge technology relevant for 5G and future wireless networks. The methodological rigor is strong, indicated by the use of advanced techniques like SCA and SPGM, and the results show substantial improvements in efficiency and complexity. The findings could significantly influence future research directions in communication systems, making it highly relevant within its field.

Partial Orders of Bijectively Related or Homeomorphic Topologies

Topologies $τ, σ\in \mathop{\mathrm{Top}}\nolimits _X$ are bijectively related, in notation $τ\sim σ$ , if there are continuous bijections $f: (X, τ)\rightarrow (X, σ)$ and $...

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The article discusses a novel framework for understanding the relationships between various topologies through bijective and homomorphic constructs. The innovation lies in linking infinite homogeneous linear orders to a structured understanding of topologies, which could impact foundational studies within topology. The rigorous mathematical formulation and the exploration of topology spaces show potential for further research in both theoretical and applied contexts.

Ultrafast valleytronic logic operations

Information processing currently reaches speeds as high as 800 GHz. However, the underlying transistor technology is quickly approaching its fundamental limits and further progress requires a disrupti...

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The article presents a novel approach to increasing information processing speeds using valleytronic logic operations at unprecedented rates, which could significantly impact the field of quantum computing and semiconductor technology. The use of ultrashort light pulses, combined with the manipulation of quantum properties, demonstrates methodological rigor and innovation. The implications for faster computing architectures and the transition from classical to quantum systems suggest high potential for future research developments.

Large Language Models Still Face Challenges in Multi-Hop Reasoning with External Knowledge

We carry out a series of experiments to test large language models' multi-hop reasoning ability from three aspects: selecting and combining external knowledge, dealing with non-sequential reasonin...

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The article addresses critical limitations in the capabilities of large language models, particularly regarding multi-hop reasoning which is a significant challenge in AI. Its experimental approach and use of GPT-3.5 to assess real-world performance factors in reasoning tasks add methodological rigor. This research has applicability in enhancing future AI model architectures and understanding cognitive comparisons between AI and human reasoning.

Lightweight Method for Interactive 3D Medical Image Segmentation with Multi-Round Result Fusion

In medical imaging, precise annotation of lesions or organs is often required. However, 3D volumetric images typically consist of hundreds or thousands of slices, making the annotation process extreme...

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The proposed LIM-Net presents a novel approach that addresses a crucial issue in 3D medical image segmentation, which is often hindered by computational intensity. The research demonstrates methodological rigor through extensive experimentation and validates its findings across multiple datasets, showcasing strong generalization capabilities. This addresses a significant gap left by existing models, indicating high applicability for real-world clinical environments. Overall, the article has the potential to advance the field of medical imaging significantly.

A History Equivalence Algorithm for Dynamic Process Migration

Dynamic changes in processes necessitate the notion of state equivalence between the old and new workflows. In several cases, the history of the workflow to be migrated provides sufficient context for...

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The paper presents a novel algorithm for dynamic process migration that addresses the critical issue of state equivalence, which is highly relevant in process management and workflow systems. The algorithm's innovative approach using a history equivalence model adds depth and potential for applicability in real-world scenarios, particularly in systems that require adaptability to changes. The methodological rigor in the proof of the algorithm and its demonstration through illustrations enhances its robustness, making it a significant contribution to the field.

Post-Hoc MOTS: Exploring the Capabilities of Time-Symmetric Multi-Object Tracking

Temporal forward-tracking has been the dominant approach for multi-object segmentation and tracking (MOTS). However, a novel time-symmetric tracking methodology has recently been introduced for the de...

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The article presents a novel time-symmetric methodology for multi-object tracking, which is a current challenge in computer vision, specifically in temporal tracking scenarios. It demonstrates potential improvements and broader applicability beyond its original testing grounds. The methodological rigor, including an ablation study and comparative analysis against established models, adds to its credibility and relevance. However, impact may be somewhat limited by its prior contextual focus on videomicroscopic environments, leaving room for exploration in other domains. Overall, it could significantly advance the field by presenting a fresh perspective and practical improvements.

A Unified Model For Voice and Accent Conversion In Speech and Singing using Self-Supervised Learning and Feature Extraction

This paper presents a new voice conversion model capable of transforming both speaking and singing voices. It addresses key challenges in current systems, such as conveying emotions, managing pronunci...

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The article presents a novel voice conversion model that addresses significant challenges in existing systems, such as accent adaptation and emotion conveyance within both speech and singing contexts. The use of advanced self-supervised learning techniques indicates methodological rigor and potential for scalability. Furthermore, the practical applications in voice dubbing and TTS highlight its relevance in both entertainment and AI-driven technologies, marking it as a highly impactful contribution to the field of speech processing.

Constraining the SMEFT at Present and Future Colliders

We present results from SMEFiT3.0, a global SMEFT fit of Higgs, top quark, and diboson production data from the LHC. Our updated analysis includes recent inclusive and differential measurements from t...

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This article presents a thorough analysis of the Standard Model Effective Field Theory (SMEFT) using current and projected data from high energy physics experiments, showcasing methodological rigor and relevance to ongoing research. The incorporation of data from the LHC, LEP, and SLD adds depth to the analysis and the projections for future collider measurements indicate a forward-looking approach that is critical for advancing theoretical physics and guiding experimental efforts. Its insights into constraint improvement on SMEFT parameters are likely to have significant implications for future collider physics.