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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!

Sigma: Differential Rescaling of Query, Key and Value for Efficient Language Models

We introduce Sigma, an efficient large language model specialized for the system domain, empowered by a novel architecture including DiffQKV attention, and pre-trained on our meticulously collected sy...

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The Sigma model represents a significant advancement in efficient language model architecture, particularly with its novel DiffQKV attention mechanism. This mechanism addresses efficiency issues in large models, which is crucial as these models continue to grow in size and complexity. The rigorous empirical validation and the introduction of a new benchmark (AIMicius) enhance its applicability and relevance in the field. The model's performance improvements over GPT-4 highlight its potential impact on both theoretical and practical applications in natural language processing.

Language modulates vision: Evidence from neural networks and human brain-lesion models

Comparing information structures in between deep neural networks (DNNs) and the human brain has become a key method for exploring their similarities and differences. Recent research has shown better a...

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The study provides compelling evidence that language processing significantly influences visual perception, utilizing robust methodologies (model-brain fitness analyses and data from stroke patients) to validate findings. The integration of deep neural networks with human cognitive neuroscience is innovative and contributes to a deeper understanding of brain function.

Physics of droplet regulation in biological cells

Droplet formation has emerged as an essential concept for the spatiotemporal organisation of biomolecules in cells. However, classical descriptions of droplet dynamics based on passive liquid-liquid p...

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The article presents a comprehensive review that identifies key factors influencing droplet dynamics within biological cells, emphasizing the complexity of biomolecular interactions and environmental conditions. Its discussion on regulatory mechanisms is timely and relevant given the growing interest in cellular organization and phase separation. The methodological rigor is evident as it synthesizes well-established principles while exploring new applications, suggesting its potential to inspire further research.

Jiggling: an h-principle without homotopical assumptions

The jiggling lemma of Thurston shows that any triangulation can be jiggled (read: subdivided and then perturbed) to be in general position with respect to a distribution. Our main result is a generali...

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The article presents a significant generalization of a well-known lemma in differential geometry, providing a new method for constructing piecewise smooth solutions. The novelty of this approach lies in its independence from homotopical assumptions, which makes it broadly applicable across various contexts. The methodological rigor involved in constructing these solutions through the jiggling process is commendable, potentially leading to new insights in differential relations and h-principles. However, the specific applications or examples demonstrating the practicality and effectiveness of the results could enhance its impact further.

A Quest for countable statistically characterized subgroups

Very recently in [Das et al., Expo. Math., 2025], statistically characterized subgroups have been investigated for some non-arithmetic sequences, addressing certain cardinality-related questions. Buil...

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The article presents significant advancements in understanding the relationships between statistically characterized subgroups and characterized subgroups, effectively resolving open problems in the field. The approach builds on prior work with an extension of concepts, demonstrating methodological rigor and depth. Its results have implications for both theoretical exploration and applications in group theory, making it noteworthy for future research directions.

Information-theoretic limits and approximate message-passing for high-dimensional time series

High-dimensional time series appear in many scientific setups, demanding a nuanced approach to model and analyze the underlying dependence structure. However, theoretical advancements so far often rel...

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The article presents a novel approach to high-dimensional time series analysis, tackling the important gap of models that do not assume sparsity in the signals, thus broadening the applicability of existing theoretical frameworks. The innovative focus on normalized mutual information and empirical evaluation of the VAMP algorithm lends substantial robustness to the findings, making this research highly relevant for advancing methodologies in the field.

QMamba: Post-Training Quantization for Vision State Space Models

State Space Models (SSMs), as key components of Mamaba, have gained increasing attention for vision models recently, thanks to their efficient long sequence modeling capability. Given the computationa...

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The article presents a novel PTQ framework, QMamba, designed specifically for Vision State Space Models, addressing a critical challenge in deploying these models on edge devices. The methodological advancements in quantization strategies (LtSQ and TGQ) show rigor and practical relevance, which could significantly improve the efficiency of model deployment in real-world applications. Its performance improvement over existing methods speaks to its impact on the field.

Targeting heuristics for cost-optimized institutional incentives in heterogeneous networked populations

The world is currently grappling with challenges on both local and global scales, many of which demand coordinated behavioral changes. However, breaking away from the status is often difficult due to ...

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The article presents a novel game-theoretic framework that addresses real-life constraints in implementing social tipping interventions, focusing on cost optimization and individual heterogeneity in network settings. Its methodological rigor and potential applicability to policymaking in social change contexts significantly enhance its relevance for future research. The insights regarding the initiation points of change and the role of network properties are particularly valuable, marking it as a substantial contribution to the field.

Coarse-to-Fine Process Reward Modeling for Enhanced Mathematical Reasoning

Process reward model (PRM) is critical for mathematical reasoning tasks to assign rewards for each intermediate steps. The PRM requires constructing process-wise supervision data for training, which r...

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The paper presents a novel approach to enhancing mathematical reasoning through a coarse-to-fine process reward modeling framework, addressing significant challenges in process supervision data collection. Its methodological rigor, evidenced by extensive experimentation across popular datasets, shows potential for real-world applications in both educational technologies and AI systems. The introduction of granularity in data collection is innovative and could inspire future research in related areas, particularly regarding error detection in reasoning tasks.

The bright long-lived Type II SN 2021irp powered by aspherical circumstellar material interaction (II): Estimating the CSM mass and geometry with polarimetry and light curve modeling

There is evidence for interaction between supernova (SN) ejecta and massive circumstellar material (CSM) in various types of SNe. The mass-ejection mechanisms that produce massive CSM are unclear, and...

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This article presents novel research on the interaction between supernova ejecta and circumstellar material (CSM), utilizing advanced polarimetric techniques. The findings could significantly advance the understanding of massive star evolution and the underlying mechanisms of mass ejection. Moreover, the research contributes unique insights into the characterization of Type II SNe, which is valuable for the astrophysics community. The rigorous methodological approach and the potential implications for further research enhance its relevance.

Cognitive Paradigms for Evaluating VLMs on Visual Reasoning Task

Evaluating the reasoning capabilities of Vision-Language Models (VLMs) in complex visual tasks provides valuable insights into their potential and limitations. In this work, we assess the performance ...

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The article presents a novel evaluation framework for Vision-Language Models, showcasing the application of human-inspired reasoning paradigms. The use of a challenging benchmark and comparison with state-of-the-art models adds rigor and relevance to the findings, which could help drive advancements in VLMs and their applications.

The bright long-lived Type II SN 2021irp powered by aspherical circumstellar material interaction (I): Revealing the energy source with photometry and spectroscopy

Some core-collapse supernovae (CCSNe) are too luminous and radiate too much total energy to be powered by the release of thermal energy from the ejecta and radioactive-decay energy from the synthesise...

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This article presents novel findings on the energy powering Type II supernovae, particularly SN 2021irp, highlighting the significance of circumstellar material interaction. The combination of photometric and spectroscopic methods offers rigorous data supporting its conclusions. The study not only enhances the understanding of luminous supernova mechanics but also identifies a potential asymmetry in CSM distribution, which could inspire further investigation in supernova energy sources and their surrounding environments.

Hamiltonian Flow Equations in Daubechies Wavelet Basis

We study the low energy dynamics of a system of two coupled real scalar fields in 1+1 dimensions using the flow equation approach of Similarity Renormalization Group (SRG) in a wavelet basis. This pap...

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The article presents a novel application of wavelet theory to the study of Hamiltonian dynamics in scalar field theory, which is a significant advancement in the computational approaches used in theoretical physics. The methodological rigor in applying the Similarity Renormalization Group (SRG) and the extension of previous work enhances its impact. Moreover, the focus on scale separation and the implications for multiple resolutions may provide valuable insights for researchers looking into complex systems and localized dynamics.

The r-Dynamic Chromatic Number is Bounded in the Strong 2-Coloring Number

A proper vertex-coloring of a graph is $r$ -dynamic if the neighbors of each vertex $v$ receive at least $\min(r, \mathrm{deg}(v))$ different colors. In this note, we prove that...

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The article presents a significant result in graph theory by establishing a relationship between the strong 2-coloring number and the r-dynamic chromatic number. This contributes to the understanding of chromatic properties of graphs, particularly those with bounded expansion. The methods appear rigorous and the results applicable to several important classes of graphs, such as planar graphs, enhancing its relevance to ongoing research in the area.

Fragile Unconventional Magnetism in RuO $_2$ by Proximity to Landau-Pomeranchuk Instability

Altermagnetism has attracted considerable attention for its remarkable combination of spin-polarized band structures and zero net magnetization, making it a promising candidate for spintronics applica...

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The article addresses a timely and cutting-edge topic in the field of unconventional magnetism, particularly through the lens of altermagnetism, which has significant implications for spintronics. Its methodological approach using first-principles calculations adds rigor, while the reconciling of conflicting reports indicates a substantial advancement in understanding. The exploration of tunability factors highlights the practical applications of the findings, bolstering its relevance and potential for future research.

Completeness and additive property for submeasures

Given an extended real-valued submeasure $ν$ defined on a field of subsets $Σ$ of a given set, we provide necessary and sufficient conditions for which the pseudometric $d_ν$ d...

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The article presents a significant advancement in the understanding of submeasures and associated pseudometrics, addressing completeness and longstanding gaps in previous literature. The rigor in proving necessary and sufficient conditions and the application to semicontinuous submeasures adds considerable depth. The methodological rigor, alongside the novelty, speaks well for its impact on future theoretical developments.

The defect of the F-pure threshold

Introduced by Takagi and Watanabe, the F-pure threshold is an invariant defined in terms of the Frobenius homomorphism. While it finds applications in various settings, it is primarily used as a local...

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The article presents a novel perspective on the F-pure threshold by introducing the concept of its defect and exploring its properties in the context of local rings and schemes. This adds valuable knowledge to the understanding of this invariant and has implications for both theoretical investigations and applications in algebraic geometry. The methodological rigor is evident in the introduction of semi-continuous functions and relating them to Bertini-type theorems, indicating strong foundational work that can inspire future studies in the field.

Semismooth Newton Methods for Risk-Averse Markov Decision Processes

Inspired by semismooth Newton methods, we propose a general framework for designing solution methods with convergence guarantees for risk-averse Markov decision processes. Our approach accommodates a ...

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The article presents a novel algorithmic framework that extends the theoretical underpinnings of semismooth Newton methods to risk-averse Markov decision processes, demonstrating methodological rigor and applicability across various risk measures. The convergence guarantees and empirical performance validation are key factors enhancing relevance.

Quantum Error Correction and $Z(2)$ Lattice Gauge Theories

$Z(2)$ lattice gauge theory plays an important role in the study of the threshold probability of Quantum Error Correction (QEC) for a quantum code. For certain QEC codes, such as the well-know...

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The article addresses a significant area in quantum information theory by investigating quantum error correction within the context of $Z(2)$ lattice gauge theories. The exploration of mapping QEC decoding problems to statistical mechanics models introduces a novel approach that holds potential for advancing the understanding of threshold probabilities in quantum codes. The methodological rigor in using Monte Carlo simulations adds credibility and may lead to impactful findings. However, the preliminary nature of the results somewhat limits its immediate applicability.

Efficient Synaptic Delay Implementation in Digital Event-Driven AI Accelerators

Synaptic delay parameterization of neural network models have remained largely unexplored but recent literature has been showing promising results, suggesting the delay parameterized models are simple...

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The article presents a novel hardware structure that could significantly enhance the efficiency of digital event-driven AI accelerators, especially through innovative synaptic delay implementations. This potentially holds transformative implications for the design of neuromorphic systems by bridging an often-neglected area of synaptic delay applications in neural networks and optimization techniques. The promise of energy efficiency and the consideration for memory scaling relative to model sparsity adds both rigor and novelty to the work, likely inspiring future research in related areas of AI and hardware development.