Fixed Model.jacobian (used by information, design and fit) took its finite-difference step as 1e-6 * max(|theta|, 1e-3). For a parameter smaller than 1e-3 in its own units the step, 1e-9, was too coarse; for a time constant of 1e-9 s it was the size of the parameter itself. The planned error bars then depended on the u...
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Let b(n) be a strictly increasing sequence of positive integers satisfyinglim_{n→∞} b(n+1)/b(n) = 1. Define a recurrence by taking a_n to be the element of b nearest to a_{n-1} + a_{n-2}, with ties broken by taking the smaller element. We prove that for any initial values a_1, a_2 in b, lim_{n→∞} a_n / a_{n-1} = φ := (...
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Companion to the paper Immaterial Apart, Material Together: Statement-Level Disclosure Regulation under Cheap Machine Aggregation by Lisha Ai and Xiaoyu Chen. Chinese listed firms answer thousands of small investor questions on the exchanges' interaction platforms; each answer passes review on its own. A language model...
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ClusterFewshot is proposed, a strategy that combines semantic structuring with utility-aware scoring to construct representative and effective few-shot demonstration sets and substantially reduces optimization cost across multiple benchmarks.
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This work identifies a systematic upstream/downstream structure in dLLM rollouts and proposes Informed Masking (IM), which derives a per-token priority score from the denoising trajectory at zero extra inference cost and biases mask sampling toward downstream tokens.
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