A new sampling-based planner for follow-the-leader motion of manipulator-mounted continuum robots that computes base pose via closed-form geometry, achieves 0% tip error in simulation, and is validated on hardware.
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SphereVAD performs training-free video anomaly detection by recasting anomaly discrimination as von Mises-Fisher likelihood-ratio geodesic inference on the unit hypersphere using intermediate MLLM features, with Frechet mean centering, holistic scene attention, and spherical geodesic pulling.
DUST decouples pose trajectories per camera source while sharing canonical Gaussians per agent to remove cross-source gradient conflicts and ghosting caused by temporal asynchrony in 4D cooperative driving scenes.
Projecting VAE latents to a fixed spherical radius and replacing linear interpolation with spherical linear interpolation improves class-conditional ImageNet-256 FID while leaving the diffusion architecture unchanged.
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Sampling-Based Follow-the-Leader Motion Planning for Manipulator-Mounted Continuum Robots
A new sampling-based planner for follow-the-leader motion of manipulator-mounted continuum robots that computes base pose via closed-form geometry, achieves 0% tip error in simulation, and is validated on hardware.
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SphereVAD: Training-Free Video Anomaly Detection via Geodesic Inference on the Unit Hypersphere
SphereVAD performs training-free video anomaly detection by recasting anomaly discrimination as von Mises-Fisher likelihood-ratio geodesic inference on the unit hypersphere using intermediate MLLM features, with Frechet mean centering, holistic scene attention, and spherical geodesic pulling.
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One World, Dual Timeline: Decoupled Spatio-Temporal Gaussian Scene Graph for 4D Cooperative Driving Reconstruction
DUST decouples pose trajectories per camera source while sharing canonical Gaussians per agent to remove cross-source gradient conflicts and ghosting caused by temporal asynchrony in 4D cooperative driving scenes.
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Aligning Latent Geometry for Spherical Flow Matching in Image Generation
Projecting VAE latents to a fixed spherical radius and replacing linear interpolation with spherical linear interpolation improves class-conditional ImageNet-256 FID while leaving the diffusion architecture unchanged.