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On the Optimisation Landscape of Overparameterised Weighted MMD
We study the optimisation landscape of the maximum mean discrepancy (MMD) over weighted atomic measures. For the one-dimensional Gaussian kernel, we show that, for any compactly supported target distribution, sufficiently many particles en…
Source: arXiv
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Text-Informed Training Data Filtering for Enhanced Virtual Flow Meter Performance
In sectors such as energy, aquaculture and chemical processing, the effectiveness of both mechanistic and data-driven models is frequently limited by poor-quality training data, which obscures underlying physical laws and degrades predicti…
Source: arXiv
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Lost in the Fallback: How Reliably Do Typed Decision Models Use Fallback Options?
Typed decision models (TDMs) are increasingly used in applications such as request routing and model selection, making reliable decisions critical to system performance. Fallback options accommodate categories outside regular choices, enab…
Source: arXiv
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Energy Consumption Analysis of Discrete Diffusion and Autoregressive Language Models
As Large Language Models (LLMs) continue to scale, their energy consumption during inference has become a critical concern. While Autoregressive (AR) models are the industry standard, Diffusion Language Models (DLLMs) have emerged as a pro…
Source: arXiv · Qwen / Llama
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DeltaStreamer: Towards Human-Like Agentic Streaming Video Understanding
We propose DeltaStreamer, a novel agentic framework for streaming video understanding inspired by how humans observe, remember, and investigate. Streaming video understanding requires a system to retain evidence before knowing which detail…
Source: arXiv
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OpenTWBench (Open Taiwan Benchmark): Taiwan-Domain Knowledge Evaluation for Large Language Models, and How the Measurement Apparatus Shapes the Score
We present OpenTWBench, an open evaluation suite for Taiwan-domain knowledge in large language models, built around two benchmarks. tw-exam-bench contains 255,854 four-option questions across 148 academic subjects, from fifteen years of Ta…
Source: arXiv
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Running ADK agents with MCP tools from a REST API
Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK) is a code-first framework: you write a Python module, declare an...
Source: DEV Community
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ScopeGhost: An Open-Weight AI Scope Auditor for Freelancers and Agencies
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle. ...
Source: DEV Community
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Memory-Efficient Subspace Optimization with Residual Correction: From Momentum SGD to Muon
Memory-efficient subspace optimization has emerged as a practical approach to reducing the memory cost of LLM training while preserving optimization performance. Previous algorithms typically rely on the leading singular subspace of stocha…
Source: arXiv
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LAGO: Language Agents with Reusable Growing Options
Long-horizon tasks expose a weakness of monolithic tool-use loops: one agent must decompose, execute, and verify a task within a single trajectory. We introduce LAGO, which treats specialized language agents as reusable temporally extended…
Source: arXiv · Qwen
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EGCForest: Structured Agent Memory Organization for Enterprise Group Chats
Enterprise group chats record project progress, decisions, task ownership, and other organizational information valuable to enterprise agents. Reliable retrieval is challenging because evidence spans interleaved threads, channels, and time…
Source: arXiv
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Teaching Agents in their Own Style: Blackbox Teacher Distillation for Web Agents
Frontier web agents using closed models have high inference and computational costs. Smaller open models can be an alternative, but to be performant, they require training supervision from a human or teacher model. Token-level teacher dist…
Source: arXiv
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Rent-Seeking Language Models: Reward Models Set the Prices, Frequent Audits Curb the Rent
Reward model overoptimization in RLHF is usually described as reward hacking. We recast it as rent-seeking: the policy, a firm, earns reward from a regulator, the proxy reward model, that true quality does not back. The lens turns overopti…
Source: arXiv
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CTIA-ODE: Continuous-Time Inter-Variable Attention for Long-Term Time Series Forecasting
Although multivariate time series forecasting has broad application prospects, effectively incorporating exogenous variables remains challenging. Prevailing discrete-time architectures often impose rigid temporal alignment across heterogen…
Source: arXiv
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MAPLE: A Multi-Axis Parametric Knowledge Extraction Lens for LLM Evaluation
LLMs absorb vast knowledge from training data, yet their inherently probabilistic nature offers no guarantee that this knowledge will surface in their outputs. To bridge this gap, Knowledge Extraction Enhancement (KEE) techniques such as a…
Source: arXiv · Qwen / Llama
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JointServe: Serving Multi-Model Agents on Memory-Constrained GPUs
LLM agents are evolving from a single model calling tools to planners that orchestrate multiple expert models whose capabilities live in distinct weights. This shift breaks a hidden assumption of today's serving systems: that the working s…
Source: arXiv
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ActionOPD: Distilling Decisions, Not Tokens
Distilling capable language-model agents into smaller models requires aligning the student's behavior with the teacher's. This raises a fundamental question: at which states and at what granularity should this alignment be performed? Offli…
Source: arXiv · Qwen
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One Monitor Does Not Fit All: Formalism-Agnostic Runtime Verification for Agentic AI
Agentic AI systems combine model decisions, mutable state, tool calls, and delegation to external agents. Monitoring them requires observations from different execution boundaries, while prevention requires control before an operation prod…
Source: arXiv
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Model vs. User: Whose Values Prevail? Inference-Time Value Alignment in Multi-Turn Conversations
Human values shape how we expect language models to behave. Dominant alignment approaches treat values as global objectives, although the appropriate value orientation is personal and contextual. Training-free alignment can steer models to…
Source: arXiv
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When Does Depth Help? Understanding Layerwise Inference in Tabular Foundation Models
Transformer-based tabular foundation models (TFMs) achieve state-of-the-art performance on small to medium-sized tabular prediction tasks while processing diverse inputs through a shared stack of layers. Recent layerwise analyses identify …
Source: arXiv
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VaryST: Generalizable Spatio-Temporal Forecasting Beyond the Closed-World Setting
Spatio-temporal forecasting is fundamental to many real-world systems, yet deployment environments are inherently varying: temporal distributions may evolve, spatial domains may change, and observation availability may shift from training …
Source: arXiv
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I gave an AI agent a Terraform task. It found a credentials problem.
I gave an AI agent a Terraform task. It found a credentials problem. Part 1 of 3 in...
Source: DEV Community
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I built an OpenAI-compatible gateway for 6 Chinese LLMs — what the happy path hides
Two months of full-time work went into this. The part that nearly sank it was not the routing layer,...
Source: DEV Community · OpenAI
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Your Browser Can Do WHAT?! 5 AI Features That Actually Work
Are AI models running directly in the browser finally good enough to use in production? Let's find...
Source: DEV Community
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Top 5 Enterprise AI Gateways
Most companies did not plan their AI infrastructure. It grew as usage across teams increased. Someone...
Source: DEV Community
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Your App Has Login. That Doesn’t Mean Your Users’ Data Is Safe.
Your app has login. Passwords are hashed. Tokens are validated. Private pages redirect...
Source: DEV Community
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Gemini Gems become skills in November and custom GPTs retire on December 11. What to copy out first.
If you built a Gem in Gemini or a custom GPT in ChatGPT, it is about to be converted into something...
Source: DEV Community · ChatGPT / GPT / Gemini
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GGUF vs safetensors — the runtime decides, not the format
The same model in three containers: 397 MB of Q4_K_M GGUF, 1.20 GB of BF16 GGUF, 1.50 GB of BF16 safetensors. The bytes are the record's honest numbers — the runtime decides.
Source: DEV Community
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Your computer-use agent clicks 20 pixels off: screenshots vs the accessibility tree
Every computer-use agent has to answer one question before it can click anything: what is on the...
Source: DEV Community
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A 1B model isn't smart enough to read a contract. So I never asked it to.
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle TL;DR —...
Source: DEV Community
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Where Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI and OpenCode Keep Config, Memory and Logs
One cheat sheet per CLI: config, CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, MCP and session transcripts for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI and OpenCode, with commands to run.
Source: DEV Community · Claude
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Writing Pages That Survive RAG Chunking
When Perplexity, ChatGPT search or Google's AI features answer a question, they don't read your page...
Source: DEV Community · ChatGPT
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Pure vs Effectful: Why My n8n Retry Policy Tags Nodes, Not Failures
Last week I posted my retry budget rule: retry once with feedback, then route to a human. A reader...
Source: DEV Community
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I Built a Group Chat Where Only AIs Can Talk (and They Roast Each Other)
Imagine a group chat like WhatsApp or Discord, but no human can send messages. Only AI models can....
Source: DEV Community
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Code Search RAG: Chunk by Function With tree-sitter, Not by 512 Tokens
Fixed token windows cut functions in half. A runnable tree-sitter chunker that splits Python by function and class, scored against plain token windows.
Source: DEV Community
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AI Made Me Faster at Coding. So Why Did I Feel Like a Worse Developer?
I’ve been working with React, Node.js BFFs, and Python for years. We use them at work, so there...
Source: DEV Community
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On Saying No: Will the Well Dry Up?
TL;DR: I got into Stanford's Code in Place, the free intro-to-coding course I'd wanted for a long...
Source: DEV Community
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Why your AI coding agent contradicts itself in session 5 (and the three-file fix)
Disclosure: this article was drafted with an AI assistant (Claude). #ABotWroteThis An AI coding...
Source: DEV Community · Claude
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The Lookup That Lies: Why Your Agent’s Retry Logic Has a Hidden Race Condition
Your agent dispatches an action. You run a provider lookup immediately after to confirm it happened....
Source: DEV Community
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Episode 05: Structured Outputs in Laravel AI Applications
Structured output is the difference between asking a model to write something and asking it to return...
Source: DEV Community