Code LLMs generate substantially worse comments outside English, and no tested automatic metric or LLM judge reliably matches human assessment of those outputs.
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Structured Recurrent Mixers enable algebraic switching between parallel training and recurrent inference representations, yielding higher throughput, concurrency, and training efficiency than comparable linear-complexity models on language tasks.
Fine-tuning CodeBERT, GraphCodeBERT, UniXcoder and CodeT5+ with augmentation, cross-validation and ensembling yields macro-F1 of 0.737 on binary human-vs-AI code detection and 0.422 on 11-class model attribution in SemEval-2026 Task 13.
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