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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!

Symmetry and Generalisation in Machine Learning

This work is about understanding the impact of invariance and equivariance on generalisation in supervised learning. We use the perspective afforded by an averaging operator to show that for any predi...

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The article presents a novel approach that rigorously links concepts of symmetry in machine learning with generalisation performance. The methodological rigor is evident in the theoretical proofs and application to specific regression problems. Its findings have significant implications for model selection and design in supervised learning, making the results highly applicable.

Progressive Document-level Text Simplification via Large Language Models

Research on text simplification has primarily focused on lexical and sentence-level changes. Long document-level simplification (DS) is still relatively unexplored. Large Language Models (LLMs), like ...

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The study introduces a novel approach to document-level text simplification using a structured method (ProgDS) that leverages hierarchical simplification, which has been less explored in existing literature. The use of LLMs is timely, given their growing importance in NLP, and the proposed method shows significant improvements over current techniques, demonstrating both methodological rigor and practical applicability. However, the specifics of the experimental validation and comparisons to existing techniques could strengthen the contributions further.

Dynamical space-time ray tracing and modified horizontal ray method

The 'vertical modes and horizontal rays' method, commonly applied for simulating acoustic wave propagation in shallow water is advanced in this research. Our approach to this method involves t...

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The article presents a novel approach to ray tracing in acoustic wave propagation, integrating time as a critical coordinate rather than a mere parameter. This methodological innovation is significant as it enhances the modeling of complex phenomena such as frequency modulation in dispersive media. The rigorous mathematical foundation based on Sturm-Liouville problems adds to its relevance, while the practical implications for observable effects position it as a strong contribution to the field.

BabyLMs for isiXhosa: Data-Efficient Language Modelling in a Low-Resource Context

The BabyLM challenge called on participants to develop sample-efficient language models. Submissions were pretrained on a fixed English corpus, limited to the amount of words children are exposed to i...

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The article presents a novel application of data-efficient language models specifically tailored for low-resource languages, which is a significant challenge in natural language processing. The findings on the performance improvements in POS tagging and NER tasks indicate that the approaches developed could have a robust impact on both theoretical and practical aspects of language modeling, especially for languages with limited corpora. The combination of exploration of different architectures and empirical results supports its methodological rigor and relevance.

Comparison of Integration Methods for Cut Elements

Using an interface inserted in a background mesh is an alternative way of constructing a complex geometrical shape with a relative low meshing efforts. However, this process may require special treatm...

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The article addresses an important technical issue in computational geometry and numerical analysis, specifically in constructing complex shapes with lower meshing effort. The comparison of implicit and parametric curves in cut elements showcases practical applications in various fields. However, the conclusions suggest that the choice of method is problem-dependent without a clear preference, which slightly limits its broad applicability. The robustness of methodology and the use of recognized open-source tools enhance the relevance.

Leveraging time and parameters for nonlinear model reduction methods

In this paper, we consider model order reduction (MOR) methods for problems with slowly decaying Kolmogorov $n$ -widths as, e.g., certain wave-like or transport-dominated problems. To overcome ...

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This article presents a novel approach to model order reduction (MOR) using nonlinear projections and demonstrates how to simplify the complexity of hyperparameter training by replacing nonlinear encoders with a linear encoder in specific contexts. The method addresses a significant limitation in the field related to sustaining quality approximation with reduced models, indicating potential for high applicability and impact in realistic scenarios. The integration of autoencoders into MOR is especially innovative, promising to inspire further research in related machine learning applications within MOR.

On $\mathbb{Z}_p$ -towers of graph coverings arrising from a constant voltage assignment

We investigate properties of $\mathbb{Z}_p$ -towers of graph coverings that arise from a constant voltage assignment. We prove the existence and uniqueness (up to isomorphisms) of such towers. ...

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The article contributes significantly to the field of algebraic topology and graph theory by exploring $ ext{Z}_p$-towers in novel ways, particularly through the lens of isogeny graphs. The use of voltage assignments to derive properties and the demonstration of uniqueness and existence of such structures is both theoretically rich and practically relevant, paving the way for future research on related graph coverings. The study's methodological rigor in proving results and applying them to specific graph structures enhances its impact.

Gapless Symmetry-Protected Topological States in Measurement-Only Circuits

Measurement-only quantum circuits offer a versatile platform for realizing intriguing quantum phases of matter. However, gapless symmetry-protected topological (gSPT) states remain insufficiently expl...

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The article presents a highly novel exploration of gapless symmetry-protected topological states in measurement-only quantum circuits, an area with significant potential for advancing quantum physics. Its robust methodological approach, using large-scale Clifford circuit simulations, strengthens its findings. By providing a unified framework and demonstrating a connection to Majorana loop models, the paper has broad implications for both understanding and realizing quantum phases in experimental settings.

Partitioning Strategies for Parallel Computation of Flexible Skylines

While classical skyline queries identify interesting data within large datasets, flexible skylines introduce preferences through constraints on attribute weights, and further reduce the data returned....

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This paper presents a novel parallel computation scheme for flexible skyline queries, addressing a significant computational challenge in data processing. The proposed strategies potentially enhance performance, making the results applicable in real-time scenarios, which is crucial in fields that deal with large datasets. The use of PySpark and empirical testing on varied datasets strengthens its methodological rigor. The impact of this research could inform future studies on optimization techniques in data mining and parallel processing, making it relevant and timely.

Bekenstein Bound for Approximately Local Charged States

We generalize the energy-entropy ratio inequality in quantum field theory (QFT) established by one of us from localized states to a larger class of states. The states considered in this paper can be i...

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The paper presents a significant advancement in quantum field theory by extending the energy-entropy inequality to a broader class of states. This generalization could yield important implications for our understanding of quantum systems, particularly in contexts involving charged states. The methodological rigor is evident in the established inequality, targeting both foundational aspects of QFT and practical implications, making it crucial for both theoretical exploration and experimental validation.

Tropical trigonal curves

We prove that the existence of a divisor of degree $3$ and rank at least $1$ on a tropical curve is equivalent to the existence of a non-degenerate harmonic morphism of degree $3&#...

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The article presents significant advancements in the understanding of tropical geometry, specifically focusing on the structure of tropical trigonal curves and their moduli spaces. The use of harmonic morphisms to forge a connection between tropical and algebraic curves is noteworthy and reflects a novel approach in this field. The results hold potential implications for the development of tropical geometry as a whole and could inspire further research in related areas.

Isogeny graphs with level structures arrising from the Verschiebung map

We enhance an isogeny graph of elliptic curves by incorporating level structures defined by bases of the kernels of iterates of the Verschiebung map. We extend several previous results on isogeny grap...

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The article presents significant advancements in the study of isogeny graphs in elliptic curves by introducing level structures from the Verschiebung map, a topic that intersects algebraic geometry and number theory. The findings on graph coverings and volcanic structures could provide new insights and tools for researchers in these fields, indicating a strong potential for future studies.

Existence and limiting profile of energy ground states for a quasi-linear Schrödinger equations: Mass super-critical case

In any dimension $N \geq 1$ , for given mass a>0, we look to critical points of the energy functional I(u) = \frac{1}{2}\int_{\mathbb{R}^N}|\nabla u|^2 dx + \int_{\mat...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the study of quasi-linear Schrödinger equations, focusing on the existence of critical points in a mass super-critical case, which is a relatively unexplored area in this field. The methodologies employed demonstrate careful mathematical rigor. The implications for understanding energy ground states can influence related areas of nonlinear analysis and partial differential equations. The authors also explore asymptotic behaviors, providing valuable insights for future research. Overall, the balance of novelty, rigor, and potential for further applications in mathematical physics contributes to a high relevance score.

An absolute mass, precise age, and hints of planetary winds for WASP-121 A and b from a JWST NIRSpec phase curve

We have conducted a planetary radial velocity measurement of the ultra-hot Jupiter WASP-121b using JWST NIRSpec phase curve data. Our analysis reveals the Doppler shift of the planetary spectral lines...

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This article presents a significant advancement in the measurement of planetary masses and ages, utilizing the latest JWST technology, which directly impacts the field of exoplanet studies. The methodological rigor in using high-precision radial velocity measurements and addressing previous uncertainties enhances its novelty and applicability. The implications of discovering potential wind patterns provide a fresh avenue for future planetary atmospheric studies.

BERTopic for Topic Modeling of Hindi Short Texts: A Comparative Study

As short text data in native languages like Hindi increasingly appear in modern media, robust methods for topic modeling on such data have gained importance. This study investigates the performance of...

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This study addresses a significant gap in the field of topic modeling applied to Hindi short texts, thus contributing to both the NLP and linguistics domains. The innovative use of BERTopic and the comparative analysis against established methods highlight the methodological rigor, making it relevant for practitioners and researchers. Its focus on performance evaluation through coherence scores adds to its robustness and applicability.

Uncovering underappreciated physical effects hidden in the cosmic-ray electron spectra at very high-energy

We show that the behavior of the cosmic ray electron spectrum in the TeV energy band near the Earth is dominated by gluon condensation and anomalous electron/positron pair-production in Cygnus X.

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This article presents novel insights into the physical processes affecting cosmic-ray electron spectra, specifically highlighting gluon condensation and pair production effects. This introduces a potential shift in understanding the mechanisms at play in high-energy astrophysics. The methodological rigor can be inferred, though more detail would enhance confidence. Its interdisciplinary nature, linking high-energy physics with astrophysics, enhances its relevance.

MedFocusCLIP : Improving few shot classification in medical datasets using pixel wise attention

With the popularity of foundational models, parameter efficient fine tuning has become the defacto approach to leverage pretrained models to perform downstream tasks. Taking inspiration from recent ad...

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The article presents a novel approach to enhance few-shot classification in medical imaging by integrating segmentation techniques with a CLIP-based model. Its methodological rigor is strong, as it evaluates performance across various medical datasets and reports substantial improvements over baseline models. The focus on interpretability also adds significant value. However, while the advancements are promising, the reliance on existing models and techniques means the novelty could be somewhat limited.

LM-Net: A Light-weight and Multi-scale Network for Medical Image Segmentation

Current medical image segmentation approaches have limitations in deeply exploring multi-scale information and effectively combining local detail textures with global contextual semantic information. ...

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The article presents a novel architecture specifically designed for medical image segmentation, addressing significant limitations of existing methods. It combines CNNs and Vision Transformers in a unique way, provides rigorous evaluation across multiple datasets, and offers improvements in both efficiency and accuracy. The incorporation of multi-scale feature representations shows strong potential for addressing common segmentation issues. Overall, the high methodological rigor and applicability to real-world medical imaging challenges lend this article substantial relevance. However, improvements in real-time performance could further enhance its impact.

A Unification of Zeilberger's Algorithm and Its q-Analogue

We adapt the theory of normal and special polynomials from symbolic integration to the summation setting, and then built up a general framework embracing both the usual shift case and the q-shift case...

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The article presents a novel unification of algorithms related to summation in the context of both hypergeometric terms and their q-analogues, which is a pertinent and underexplored area in symbolic computation and combinatorics. The development of a general framework and unification of distinct cases shows methodological rigor and applicability to various problems in polynomial theory and symbolic integration. The computational experiments support the findings, enhancing credibility and providing practical insights into the algorithms' efficiency. However, the impact might be somewhat niche, limited to specific mathematical and computational fields.

SCC-YOLO: An Improved Object Detector for Assisting in Brain Tumor Diagnosis

Brain tumors can result in neurological dysfunction, alterations in cognitive and psychological states, increased intracranial pressure, and the occurrence of seizures, thereby presenting a substantia...

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The development of SCC-YOLO represents a significant advancement in medical imaging for brain tumor diagnosis, building upon an established model (YOLOv9) while introducing a novel attention mechanism that improves accuracy. This innovative approach in reducing spatial and channel redundancy is both relevant and timely given the challenges in efficient diagnostic imaging. Furthermore, the article provides empirical evidence supporting its claims, indicating methodological rigor and potential for real-world application.