StruMPL is a multi-task dense regression model that jointly addresses disjoint partial supervision, MNAR labels, and inter-task physical constraints for improved forest biomass estimation from Earth observation.
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A parameter-free sampling strategy called CUTS combined with Mixed-CUTS training prevents mode collapse in RL for saturated LLM reasoning tasks and raises AIME25 Pass@1 accuracy by up to 15.1% over standard GRPO.
Semi-LAR is a semi-supervised contrastive learning framework with linear attention for nighttime flare removal that refines pseudo-labels via quality assessment and uses flare-aware patch-level contrastive losses.
On five tabular security datasets at 10% labels, tuning only the classifier with Bayesian optimization recovers a median 86% of the gains from full joint SSL-classifier optimization.
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StruMPL: Multi-task Dense Regression under Disjoint Partial Supervision and MNAR Labels
StruMPL is a multi-task dense regression model that jointly addresses disjoint partial supervision, MNAR labels, and inter-task physical constraints for improved forest biomass estimation from Earth observation.
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Too Correct to Learn: Reinforcement Learning on Saturated Reasoning Data
A parameter-free sampling strategy called CUTS combined with Mixed-CUTS training prevents mode collapse in RL for saturated LLM reasoning tasks and raises AIME25 Pass@1 accuracy by up to 15.1% over standard GRPO.
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Semi-LAR: Semi-supervised Contrastive Learning with Linear Attention for Removal of Nighttime Flares
Semi-LAR is a semi-supervised contrastive learning framework with linear attention for nighttime flare removal that refines pseudo-labels via quality assessment and uses flare-aware patch-level contrastive losses.
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SemiScope: Disentangling Classifier Tuning and Joint Optimization in Semi-Supervised Security Classification
On five tabular security datasets at 10% labels, tuning only the classifier with Bayesian optimization recovers a median 86% of the gains from full joint SSL-classifier optimization.