A transformer-encoded spherical normalizing flow achieves state-of-the-art angular resolution for IceCube neutrino tracks and showers, improving median resolution by factors of 1.3-2.5 over B-spline likelihoods at 100 TeV and outperforming prior ML methods for muons.
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AOT-POT adaptively reshapes complex PDE solution operators via input-dependent transformations and parallel stream mixing to enable effective large-scale pre-training, yielding SOTA results on 12 benchmarks with minimal added parameters.
SiameseNorm is a two-stream architecture that reconciles Pre-Norm and Post-Norm in Transformers by coupling streams via shared residual blocks, yielding performance gains with maintained stability on language, vision, and diffusion models.
LLMs disperse meaning-preserving prompts internally instead of clustering them, which produces an excessively high upper bound on output log-probability differences via Taylor expansion and Cauchy-Schwarz.
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Neural posterior estimation of the neutrino direction in IceCube using transformer-encoded normalizing flows on the sphere
A transformer-encoded spherical normalizing flow achieves state-of-the-art angular resolution for IceCube neutrino tracks and showers, improving median resolution by factors of 1.3-2.5 over B-spline likelihoods at 100 TeV and outperforming prior ML methods for muons.
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AOT-POT: Adaptive Operator Transformation for Large-Scale PDE Pre-training
AOT-POT adaptively reshapes complex PDE solution operators via input-dependent transformations and parallel stream mixing to enable effective large-scale pre-training, yielding SOTA results on 12 benchmarks with minimal added parameters.
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SiameseNorm: Breaking the Barrier to Reconciling Pre/Post-Norm
SiameseNorm is a two-stream architecture that reconciles Pre-Norm and Post-Norm in Transformers by coupling streams via shared residual blocks, yielding performance gains with maintained stability on language, vision, and diffusion models.
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Understanding the Prompt Sensitivity
LLMs disperse meaning-preserving prompts internally instead of clustering them, which produces an excessively high upper bound on output log-probability differences via Taylor expansion and Cauchy-Schwarz.