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Span masking is usually justified informally: contiguous masks are said to force phrase-level rather than token-level inference. We quantify that argument and then test it. A boundary-screening theorem shows that the evidence a context carries about...

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Postoperative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) captures anatomical and tissue characteristics relevant to glioma prognosis. We evaluated the contribution of compartment-specific imaging features to clinical and molecular prediction using MU-Glioma-Po...

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Mobile mapping system (MMS) panoramas routinely capture the survey vehicle, which occludes a substantial portion of the road surface beneath the camera. Reconstructing this large missing region is challenging because of complex road textures, cast sh...

(This article belongs to the Topic Artificial Neural Networks for Visual Learning)
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Risk-Budgeted Antichain Extraction (RBAE) selects disjoint regions from an independently trained tree by composing simultaneous regional error and probability-mass bounds. Its certificate controls accepted error across prespecified audit groups, with...

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Clinical evidence arrives in sequence, yet a coherent diagnostician’s belief should depend on what was found, not on the order of finding it. Bayesian belief revision is order-invariant as a theorem, which yields an exact, annotation-free test,...

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Preserving Detector Semantics in TinyML Updates: Pipeline Contracts and the Limits of Compatible Export

  • Aigul Shaikhanova,
  • Oleksandr Kuznetsov,
  • Yernat Atanbayev,
  • Ruslan Turguldinov and ,
  • Timur Kapsatarov and
  • Aizhan Tokkuliyeva
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Updating a TinyML intrusion detector can change its decisions even when an authentic artifact is correctly installed: preprocessing, numerical representation, learned parameters, and the operating threshold jointly define the deployed function. We fo...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Next-Generation TinyML: Innovations in Models, Security, and Applications for Constrained Intelligent Systems)
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Deep Learning Stock Index Forecasting Against Tuned Learners and Naive Baselines Under a Leakage-Free Protocol

  • Arsanchai Sukkuea,
  • Tanawat Rungwallapa,
  • Nanda Kumar Tharu and
  • Pensiri Akkajit

Deep learning forecasters of stock index direction often report high accuracy, but results are rarely checked under leakage-free protocols, against naive baselines, or across markets. We compared compact deep networks, classical learners, and naive r...

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Large language models (LLMs) increasingly recommend cultural venues and tell visitors why, but such explanations can be plausible without being faithful. In a preregistered counterfactual audit, four commercial LLMs recommended venues in three Greek...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Human-Centered and Explainable AI for Personalized Adaptive Systems)
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Zero-Inflated Time Series Generation

  • Eugen-Richard Ardelean and
  • Raluca Portase

Zero-inflated time series (ZITS), characterised by excessive zeros relative to their standard distributions, pose significant challenges for synthetic data generation due to the need to simultaneously preserve the temporal dependencies, the excess ze...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Artificial Intelligence for Signal, Image, and Multimodal Data Processing: Algorithms, Models, and Knowledge Extraction)
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The rapid growth in mobile users and the increasing adoption of data-intensive applications have created high network demands for low-latency and reliable mobility management in mobile communication networks. However, the traditional handover approac...

(This article belongs to the Section Safety, Security, Privacy, and Cyber Resilience)
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World models are widely used for planning and control, but it remains unclear whether they can answer counterfactual questions of the form “what would have happened to this individual under a different action.” Such a question sits at the...

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Boundary-Guided Real-Time Segmentation of the Liver Parenchyma Under Domain Shift in Minimally Invasive Surgery

  • Claudia Delprete,
  • Domenico Buongiorno,
  • Lisanne Venix,
  • Matteo Fusaglia and
  • Vitoantonio Bevilacqua

Real-time segmentation of the liver parenchyma is a key requirement for computer-assisted guidance in minimally invasive liver surgery. However, existing methods are developed mainly on public cholecystectomy datasets and are therefore poorly represe...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Clinically Robust and Transparent AI-Assisted Medical Diagnostics: From Learning Dynamics to Real-World Deployment)
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Long COVID is associated with substantial impairment in health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and social determinants of health may improve the identification of individuals with greater HRQoL burden. However, few prediction models have been extern...

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Visual malware recognition classifies byte-plot images of executables and reports near-perfect accuracy, yet it is rarely evaluated the way a deployed detector would be. We present ByteScope, a framework that adds a cosine-margin family classifier, a...

(This article belongs to the Section Safety, Security, Privacy, and Cyber Resilience)
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Encoder Mixing for Unsupervised Topic Discovery in Multi-Platform Chat: An Exploratory Study on Proxy Corpora

  • Rajon Bardhan,
  • Venkat Sumanth,
  • Gokila Dorai,
  • Pramesh Regmi and
  • Piyush Kumar

Seized-device chat dumps exceed manual review, and case-specific topic lists are not known in advance. We extend SCOPE (Semantic Coherence Pruning and Extraction), which embeds each message and each of 21 predefined topic labels with all-MiniLM-L12-v...

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This paper introduces a diagnostic pipeline for evaluating feature-level privacy risk in machine learning (ML) models, anchored by the Coordinate Dependency Index (CDI)—a unitless, cross-modality metric that is designed to quantify the relative...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Trustworthy AI: Integrating Knowledge, Retrieval, and Reasoning)
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This study evaluated whether model complexity adds value when differentiating myocardial infarction with non-obstructive coronary arteries (MINOCA) from coronary slow flow in a small clinical tabular dataset. The retrospective cohort included 107 cor...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Clinically Robust and Transparent AI-Assisted Medical Diagnostics: From Learning Dynamics to Real-World Deployment)
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Label-efficient fraud detection on drifting transaction graphs has two design axes: the predictor (feature representation and model class) and the acquisition rule that chooses which cases analysts label. Active learning evaluations typically vary on...

(This article belongs to the Topic AI and Computational Methods for Modelling, Simulations and Optimizing of Advanced Systems: Innovations in Complexity, 2nd Edition)
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Routing-Aware Explanations for Mixture of Experts Graph Models in Malware Detection

  • Hossein Shokouhinejad,
  • Roozbeh Razavi-Far,
  • Griffin Higgins and
  • Ali A. Ghorbani

Mixture of Experts offers flexible graph reasoning by combining multiple views of a graph through a learned router. However, existing Graph-MoE approaches do not explicitly account for input-dependent expert routing when generating post-hoc explanati...

(This article belongs to the Section Safety, Security, Privacy, and Cyber Resilience)
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Feature attributions can describe a fitted predictor while differing from a declared engineering reference. This study develops a reference-aligned audit that keeps predictive performance, attribution agreement, estimator precision, and reference evi...

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MoCvT-SAR: A Lightweight MobileNetV4-CvT Hybrid Network for Student Activity Recognition in Smart Classrooms

  • Siham Essahraui,
  • Jouhayna Driouach,
  • Rania El-Otmani,
  • Ibrahim Ouahbi and
  • Khalid El Makkaoui

Student activity recognition (SAR) is becoming increasingly important in smart classroom environments, where automatic visual analysis can be used to analyze the activities of students. However, most of the current state-of-the-art deep learning (DL)...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Education)
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Skew-probabilistic neural networks (SkewPNN) blend Parzen classification with a skewed kernel and metaheuristic tuning. We adapt them to credit-risk probabilities as CRASK (Credit-Risk Adaptive Skew-normal Kernel): a skew-normal kernel with class- an...

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This study investigates the integration of explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and quantile-based machine learning techniques in dynamic portfolio management under changing market conditions. While machine learning models have demonstrated stro...

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Deploying accurate deep learning models for retinal microvascular segmentation on resource-constrained devices requires a trade-off between diagnostic precision and computational efficiency. Furthermore, evaluations based on a single fixed data split...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Clinically Robust and Transparent AI-Assisted Medical Diagnostics: From Learning Dynamics to Real-World Deployment)
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The reported gains of deep learning for fault detection on the Tennessee Eastman Process (TEP) have not been synthesised. In this systematic review, registered retrospectively in OSF Registries, we searched Scopus and the Web of Science Core Collecti...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue From Experimental AI to Industrial Decision Systems)
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Complex scientific datasets require interpretable machine-learning approaches capable of extracting structured information while preserving uncertainty and gradual transitions between data regimes. This work proposes an interpretable fuzzy clustering...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Artificial Intelligence for Signal, Image, and Multimodal Data Processing: Algorithms, Models, and Knowledge Extraction)
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Physics-Guided Representation Learning and Selective Domain Adaptation for Cross-Condition Bearing Fault Diagnosis

  • Syed Haseeb Haider Zaidi,
  • Alex Shenfield,
  • Hongwei Zhang and
  • Augustine Ikpehai

Cross-condition bearing fault diagnosis remains challenging because changes in operating conditions can cause distribution shifts that degrade diagnostic performance. Moreover, domain adaptation is not always beneficial and may introduce negative tra...

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When Reuse Repeats Mistakes: Answer Stability and Error Concentration in Large Language Model Semantic Caching

  • Ismail Allahwerdi,
  • Gul Muhammad Soomro,
  • Rasin Katta,
  • Said Krayem and
  • Bronislav Chramcov

Semantic answer caching reduces inference cost by reusing previous responses but may repeatedly serve incorrect answers. Prior research primarily addresses cache matching, verification, and freshness, whereas this study investigates an error-attribut...

(This article belongs to the Topic Green Computing and Artificial Intelligence: Energy- and Resource-Efficient Intelligent Systems)
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Subjective Memory Concern (SMC) represents an important stage for early assessment of Alzheimer’s disease (AD), yet diagnosis remains difficult because structural magnetic resonance imaging (sMRI) alterations are subtle and may overlap with nor...

(This article belongs to the Topic Applications of Image and Video Processing in Medical Imaging)
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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common neurodegenerative disorder, and its pathology accumulates for years before symptoms appear, which places the mild cognitive impairment (MCI) stage at the centre of early detection. Machine learning (M...

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Machine learning models are increasingly deployed in high-stakes decision systems where predictive performance alone may provide an insufficient basis for responsible model selection. Although explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) offers techniqu...

(This article belongs to the Section Learning)
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Multiple-InstanceLearning in Medical Imaging: Correlated Chained Gaussian Processes with a Weighted Noisy-OR Likelihood

  • Julian Gil-Gonzalez,
  • David A. Cardenas-Peña,
  • Alvaro A. Orozco-Gutiérrez,
  • Andrés Felipe Bermúdez Rosero and ,
  • Cristhian K. Valencia-Marin and
  • A. Álvarez-Meza
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Whole-slide images and computed tomography scans are commonly decomposed into patches or slices, whereas diagnostic labels are assigned only at the study level, so that which patches or slices support the diagnosis remains unknown. Multiple-instance...

(This article belongs to the Topic Applications of Image and Video Processing in Medical Imaging)
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Artificial Intelligence for Natural Language Processing of Low-Resource Indigenous Languages in the Americas: A Systematic Review of Methods, Applications, and Effectiveness

  • Jose Cruz,
  • Vilma Sarmiento,
  • Helarf Calsina,
  • Victor Yana-Mamani and ,
  • Ferdinand Pineda,
  • Christian Romero,
  • Saul Huaquipaco,
  • Luis Baca and
  • Wilson Mamani
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Despite recent advances in multilingual artificial intelligence, Indigenous languages of the Americas remain underrepresented in natural language processing (NLP) because of limited corpora, annotations, benchmarks, and reusable resources. This syste...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Advancing Natural Language Processing for Low-Resource Languages and Dialects)
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Grade Inflation in Generative Models

  • Phuc Nguyen,
  • Miao Li,
  • Alexandra Morgan,
  • Rima Arnaout and
  • Ramy Arnaout

Generative models hold great potential but only if one can trust the evaluation of the data they generate. It is common to visualize and evaluate quality on two-dimensional visualizations of high-dimensional data. We show that many commonly used qual...

(This article belongs to the Section Learning)
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MultiPINN: A Modular Framework for Physics-Informed Neural Networks

  • Chermen Tsgoev,
  • Vladislav Kalinin,
  • Miron Bratenkov,
  • Alexander Seredkin and ,
  • Danil Sakharov,
  • Vlad Travnikov,
  • Danil Kasyanov,
  • Mikhail Matushkin,
  • Alexander Nekriach and
  • Rustam Mullyadzhanov
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Physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) approximate solutions of differential equations by embedding governing equations and boundary conditions into the training objective. Controlled PINN comparisons are difficult because geometry representation,...

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Electricity theft is a worldwide challenge that causes significant losses for utility companies, with annual revenue losses estimated at USD 89.3 billion globally. The widespread rollout of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and smart meters has...

(This article belongs to the Section Thematic Reviews)
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Deep neural decoders have demonstrated strong performance in electroencephalography (EEG)-based motor-imagery (MI) brain–computer interfaces (BCIs), yet their internal representations remain difficult to interpret, limiting neuroscientific insi...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Clinically Robust and Transparent AI-Assisted Medical Diagnostics: From Learning Dynamics to Real-World Deployment)
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Context Selection as a Partial Order: A Blackwell Framework and Verified LLM Evidence

  • Andriy Bilous,
  • Vasyl Lytvyn,
  • Petro Pukach and
  • Zoriana Rybchak

Context selection for large language models (LLMs) requires distinguishing source informativeness from the performance a fixed model can realize. We develop a framework separating the Blackwell order under optimal decision rules from a model-specific...

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A Unified Framework of Extractability in Large Language Models

  • Santiago Morón Santos,
  • Matías Carrasco and
  • Sergio Yovine

This paper proposes a formal framework for analyzing extractability in language models based on the minimum number of attempts required to extract a set of sequences with a given confidence. It unifies previously proposed notions and mitigates the th...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Knowledge Discovery and Extraction with Large Language Models, Retrieval-Augmented Generation, and Autonomous Agents: Methods, Architectures, and Applications)
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Learning Persistent Referential Identity for Two-Hop Retrieval in Event-Stream Models

  • Nurgali Kadyrbek,
  • Madina Mansurova,
  • Zhuldyz Talasbayeva and
  • Zhadyra Zhumasheva

We learn compatible destination and owner views in bounded, transcript-free records. Structural source/type/version addressing selects the first relation; authoritative, requested-attribute filtering reduces ordinary candidates to a mean of 3.28. Lea...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Knowledge Discovery and Extraction with Large Language Models, Retrieval-Augmented Generation, and Autonomous Agents: Methods, Architectures, and Applications)
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Structural dam safety control is fundamentally based on visual inspections and on the analysis of monitoring data and their comparison with the expected behavior for a given load combination, which in turn is calculated with a predictive model. In re...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Using Large Language Models for Scientific Problem Solving and Engineering Design)
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Nutritional estimation pipelines built on large language models are entering biomarker research, but free-text meal descriptions have no ground truth, so outputs cannot be validated against a reference standard. What can be established without one is...

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Large language models can produce convincing explanations that rely on invented facts, unsupported assumptions, or overlooked alternatives. This paper presents a method for checking whether such explanations are supported by the available evidence. T...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Explainable Artificial Intelligence: Theoretical Foundations and Methodological Advances)
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A Reproducible Microscopy Acquisition Pipeline and Microscopy-Aware Attention for Classification, Detection, and Segmentation of Microorganisms

  • Aleksei Samarin,
  • Artem Nazarenko,
  • Dmitry Nazarenko,
  • Julia Afonina and ,
  • Egor Kotenko,
  • Aleksandra Dozortseva,
  • Anastasia Mamaeva,
  • Alexander Savelev,
  • Galiya Narova and
  • Valentin Malykh
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Automated microscopic image analysis is essential for quantitative microbiology, yet manual acquisition and generic recognition models struggle with morphological variability and scene artifacts. We address both ends of this pipeline. First, we prese...

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From Numerical Schemes to Neural Network Architectures: A Physics-Informed Framework for Differential Equations

  • Tatiana Lazovskaya,
  • Dmitriy Tarkhov,
  • Igor Velikorechanin and
  • Galina Malykhina

Physics-informed neural networks usually incorporate differential equations primarily through the loss function, while the neural architecture itself is selected independently of the underlying numerical structure. This work develops a scheme-induced...

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Large Language Models for Information Extraction from Neurosurgical Clinical Notes: A Benchmark Against Human Auditors

  • Aldo Spolaore,
  • Jonas Scholl,
  • Athanasios Gkampenis,
  • Kathrin Machetanz and ,
  • Marcos Tatagiba and
  • Georgios Naros
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Retrospective clinical research depends on reliable extraction of structured variables from unstructured medical documentation, but manual chart abstraction is slow and vulnerable to inter-rater variability. We compared zero-shot extraction of clinic...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Clinically Robust and Transparent AI-Assisted Medical Diagnostics: From Learning Dynamics to Real-World Deployment)
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ClaimArena-LLM: Auditing Adversarial Propagation of False Causal Attributions in Multi-Agent LLM Debates

  • Catalin Anghel,
  • Andreea Alexandra Anghel,
  • Antonio Stefan Balau,
  • Marian Viorel Craciun and ,
  • Adina Cocu,
  • Simona Moldovanu and
  • Cristian Sandu
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Background: Multi-agent large language model (LLM) systems increasingly rely on structured interaction, debate, and final model-based evaluation, yet an unsupported causal attribution introduced by one participant may propagate through the interactio...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Trustworthy AI: Integrating Knowledge, Retrieval, and Reasoning)
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Model validation is essential for evaluating how reliably a machine learning model performs on unseen data, especially in imbalanced classification where performance estimates can be affected by an underrepresentation of the minority class. Cross-val...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Explainable Artificial Intelligence: Theoretical Foundations and Methodological Advances)
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Understanding Social Bias in Multimodal Learning Systems: A Taxonomy and Framework

  • Mena Hanna,
  • Rasha Albalawi,
  • Sadam Al-Azani,
  • Maram Kurdi and
  • Nuha Albadi

The rapid adoption of multimodal learning systems across high-stakes applications has intensified concerns about fairness and social bias, yet existing research remains scattered across modalities, tasks, protected attributes, mitigation strategies,...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Artificial Intelligence for Signal, Image, and Multimodal Data Processing: Algorithms, Models, and Knowledge Extraction)
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In multi-stage manufacturing, conformity is confirmed only at the final test, after the cost has been incurred. On an automotive assembly line (16,500 workpieces), a regression model per checkpoint predicts the final measurement; a threshold turns it...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue From Experimental AI to Industrial Decision Systems)
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