The Morning Preprint
Wednesday 14 October
Showing the most recent batch — Wednesday 14 October. No papers have been ingested today yet.
8455 papers ingested by the estate's stations that day — about 10 minutes to read. The counts and the chart are the estate's own ingest, not arXiv's submission figures.
The 60-second version
Five things from this day's batch, best first — everything below the fold expands on them.
Black hole energy swallowing is much less than expected
Ultra-compact X-ray binaries show black holes swallow significantly less accreting energy than neutron stars.
AI search finds transferable nucleic acid design algorithms
Agentic program search uncovered algorithms for nucleic acid design through the AutoNovo framework.
DelegateGuard creates boundaries for LLM agent actions
DelegateGuard converts user authorization into constraints based on purpose and labels to block unauthorized moves.
Robotics planning time reduced by ten point three percent
The ATOM framework cut planning error in estimating abstract transition costs by ten point three percent for vehicle navigation.
Thermodynamic consistency guides biochemical reaction network parameters
RNAGenScape uses property-guided manifold Langevin dynamics to guide mRNA sequence generation while enforcing thermodynamic consistency.
Across the stations
AI Radio
Today's focus on AI Radio centers on refining how large models handle complex reasoning and long contexts, particularly with works like A Comprehensive Review on RNA Subcellular Localization Prediction <a href="/papers/2504.17162">A Comprehensive Review on RNA Subcellular Localiz
The remaining submissions contribute to various areas of model refinement.
Overall, the day highlights the tension between scaling models and maintaining factual fidelity and robust reasoning capabilities.
Astrophysics Radio
Today's Astrophysics Radio work focuses on probing black hole event horizons through X-ray binaries, specifically using ultra-compact systems where gravitational radiation dictates accretion rates.
Other papers contribute diverse insights across various areas.
The day leaves open the question of how accurately we can constrain cosmological parameters when dealing with complex astrophysical sources, as hinted by work testing the cosmic distance duality relation <a href="/papers/2604.04436">Directional Tests of the Cosmic Distance Dualit
Genomics Radio
The day on Genomics Radio focused heavily on parameter optimization within biochemical reaction networks, particularly how to enforce thermodynamic consistency during Bayesian inference /papers/2610.17155.
Other submissions contributed various facets of model building and analysis.
Overall, the day presented a mix of core methodological improvements and specific application studies.
Quantum Radio
Today's work centers on controlling motion in two-ion quantum devices, specifically exploring how to drive one ion as a classical piston using Coulomb interaction while precisely modulating the other's trapping potential <a href="/papers/2606.03488">Piston control in a two-ion qu
The remaining papers contribute different avenues of study; some investigate the limits of non-Hermitian quantum dynamics showing that scalable advantages are unlikely, while others look at how disorder affects conductance measurements to extract impurity information <a href="/pa
Overall, the day's collection touches on fundamental control schemes like piston dynamics <a href="/papers/2606.03488">Piston control in a two-ion quantum device</a> and theoretical constraints on quantum computation <a href="/papers/2506.03435">Computational Complexity and Simul
Robotics Radio
Today's work centers on efficient navigation in complex 3D environments using hierarchical planning, especially as shown by <a href="/papers/2610.17555">ATOM</a> which reduces planning time significantly through experience-informed refinement.
The remaining papers introduce diverse methods to handle different challenges; some focus on improving robot control policies using flow matching gradients in <a href="/papers/2602.02481">Flow Policy Gradients for Robot Control</a>, while others explore safety through constraint
Ultimately, the day shows progress in combining planning efficiency with robust control; however, a key question remains about how to reliably generalize world models when faced with incomplete information or when needing to adapt policies across different embodied tasks.
Security Radio
Security Radio today is focused on how purpose-bound authorization can create a precise boundary for delegated LLM agent workflows.
Other papers contribute to this understanding by exploring various attack vectors and defenses.
Ultimately, the day leaves open the precise boundary where attenuation-based authorization suffices for delegated agents.
The day, in brief
AI Radio focused on using Graph Neural Networks to control biological networks via the GATTACA Framework /papers/2505.02712 for managing complex biological systems. Astrophysics Radio found that the radiative efficiency for a black hole is about two to three orders of magnitude lower than that for neutron star systems by combining accretion rates and luminosities. Genomics Radio developed RNAGenScape which uses property-guided manifold Langevin dynamics to guide the generation of mRNA sequences. Quantum Radio demonstrated how time-frequency cat and Gottesman-Kitaev-Preskill states can act as an internal temporal ruler through fidelity revivals in quantum teleportation with single photons. Robotics Radio showed that the ATOM framework reduced the error in estimating abstract transition costs by ten point three percent during repeated navigation tasks. Security Radio introduced DelegateGuard which converts user authorization into constraints based on purpose, labels, operations, sinks, and delegation depth to block unauthorized actions.
The week in the estate's ingest
Seven days of papers the estate ingested. Weekends are striped — the weekend is visible in the data.
Show the answer
8455 papers were ingested on Wednesday 14 October.
8455 papers, three ways
Where today's batch landed
| cs.LG | 2956 |
|---|---|
| cs.AI | 1869 |
| cs.CV | 521 |
| cs.RO | 364 |
| cs.CL | 363 |
| quant-ph | 271 |
| cs.SE | 147 |
| cs.CR | 139 |
The index
The day's strongest 60, by score. Every title links its paper here and on arXiv.
- Early Signatures of Memorization in Diffusion Models via Basin Geometry and Cyclic Denoising [arXiv] [episode]
- Multimodal Graph Retrieval-Augmented Sequential Recommendation via Collaborative Filtering Paths [arXiv] [episode]
- Memorization and Malign Generalization in Conditional Diffusion Models with Random Features [arXiv] [episode]
- Sample-Efficient Generative Conformal Prediction [arXiv] [episode]
- Evi-VN: Hard Region Guided Virtual Node Evidence Injection for GNN-Based Fraud Detection [arXiv] [episode]
- Compile the Table: Query-Calibrated Operator Compression for Tabular In-Context Learning [arXiv] [episode]
- PRAXIS: Learning Dynamics of Self-Improving Models with Symbolic Archives [arXiv] [episode]
- DADP: Dynamic Activity-Dependent Pruning, A Reverse Hebbian-Inspired Structural Pruning Method [arXiv] [episode]
- Cost-Aware Mixture-of-Experts Coordination for Model Markets [arXiv] [episode]
- SCORE: Spectral Correlation Estimation for Multivariate Gaussians [arXiv] [episode]
- Invariant-Measure Reasoners: Stable Representations for Latent Reasoning [arXiv] [episode]
- Low-rank tensor structure of precipitation and its application to satellite-reference merging [arXiv] [episode]
- Efficient Multimodal Inference through Adaptive Acquisition and Sequential Fusion [arXiv] [episode]
- Are We Recovering Mechanisms? Objective-Level Recovery Gaps in Mechanistic Interpretability [arXiv] [episode]
- Preemptive LLM Unlearning against Forbidden Capability Acquisition via Gradient Sealing [arXiv] [episode]
- Koa-decision: Fast and Consistent Structured Decision Making with Generative LLMs [arXiv] [episode]
- ATLAS: A Foundation Neural Sampler for Amorphous Materials [arXiv] [episode]
- FlexTab: A Flexible Encoder-Decoder Architecture for In-Context Learning Across Diverse Tabular Tasks [arXiv] [episode]
- TraceCodec: A Compiler-Backed Neural Codec for Network Traffic Traces [arXiv] [episode]
- Hierarchical Planning with Latent World Models [arXiv] [episode]
- Differentiable Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Predicting Cellular Responses to Gene Perturbation [arXiv] [episode]
- A Structural Theory of Position Bias in Transformers [arXiv] [episode]
- PACC: Protocol-Aware Cross-Layer Compression for Compact Network Traffic Representation [arXiv] [episode]
- ERIS: Enhancing the Privacy-Utility-Scalability Trade-Off in Federated Learning via Federated Shard Aggregation [arXiv] [episode]
- Distance Marching for Generative Modeling [arXiv] [episode]
- Beyond Prediction-Set Size: Quantifying Conformal Uncertainty through Credal Geometry [arXiv] [episode]
- A Generalizable Machine Learning Framework for Half-Heusler Thermoelectrics [arXiv] [episode]
- FIRE: Multi-fidelity Regression with Distribution-conditioned In-context Learning using Tabular Foundation Models [arXiv] [episode]
- Refining Machine Learning Potentials through Thermodynamic Theory of Phase Transitions [arXiv] [episode]
- Second-Order Optimization with Asynchronous Curvature [arXiv] [episode]
- DaCe-DT: Data-Centric Offline Multi-Task Reinforcement Learning via Adaptive Prompts and Trajectory Correction for Heterogeneous Tasks [arXiv] [episode]
- Randomized Transport Maps for Model-Free Policy-Gradient Mean-Field Control [arXiv] [episode]
- Subspace Uncertainty and Sharp Sampling Thresholds on the Boolean Cube [arXiv] [episode]
- Evaluating Rubric Generation with Interventional Transfer [arXiv] [episode]
- ASPIRE: Saddle-Point Discovery through Set Prediction and Physical Refinement [arXiv] [episode]
- Localized Operator Learning with Adaptive Partition-of-Unity Mixture-of-Expert Networks [arXiv] [episode]
- QiYao-I: A Manifold Based Foundation Model for Irregular Multivariate Time Series Forecasting [arXiv] [episode]
- Accelerated Algorithm for Sparse Regularized Partial Optimal Transport [arXiv] [episode]
- QASP: Query-Adaptive Robust Vector Search Policy [arXiv] [episode]
- Per-Context Reverse Curricula for Sparse-Reward Reinforcement Learning [arXiv] [episode]
- Flexible Inverse Design of Optical Multilayer Coatings Using Discrete-Continuous Flow Matching [arXiv] [episode]
- Tight Complexity of Muon under Heavy-Tailed Noise [arXiv] [episode]
- Verifiers in the Loop: Decoding Time Verification for Code Translation [arXiv] [episode]
- Diffusion-Based Posterior Sampling: A Feynman-Kac Analysis of Bias and Stability [arXiv] [episode]
- Geometric Characterisation and Structured Trajectory Surrogates for Clinical Dataset Condensation [arXiv] [episode]
- When to Retrain after Drift: A Data-Only Test of Post-Drift Data Size Sufficiency [arXiv] [episode]
- Grables: When Graph Structure Helps Tabular Prediction [arXiv] [episode]
- PISA: Prioritized Invariant Subgraph Aggregation for Out-of-Distribution Generalization on Graphs [arXiv] [episode]
- SpellerSSL: Self-Supervised Learning with P300 Aggregation for Speller BCIs [arXiv] [episode]
- Asynchronous Sharpness-Aware Minimization For Fast and Accurate Deep Learning [arXiv] [episode]
- Cova-PINN: Cross-Domain Conservation Physics-Informed Neural Network for Fluid-Solid Conjugate Heat Transfer in Complex Geometries [arXiv] [episode]
- QUILT: Rethinking Sparse-Attention Prefill through Shared Query Execution [arXiv] [episode]
- When Do External Priors Help Low-Resource Structured Prediction? A Ranking-Level Alignment Study [arXiv] [episode]
- CARE: A Lightweight Plug-in Gated Correction and Uncertainty-aware Module for Long-term Time Series Forecasting [arXiv] [episode]
- SACQ: Structured Decoding with Memory-Conditioned Refinement for Long-Horizon Forecasting [arXiv] [episode]
- MotiveMob: Motivation as Semantic Action for Closed-Loop Human Mobility Generation [arXiv] [episode]
- TraceRelay: Attention-Aligned Recurrence over Rolling Traces [arXiv] [episode]
- asdex: Automatic Sparse Differentiation in JAX [arXiv] [episode]
- Ambient Discrete Diffusion: Using the Wrong Data at the Right Time for Data Efficient Learning [arXiv] [episode]
- Democratizing MoE inference on commodity GPUs with CoMoE [arXiv] [episode]
Listen
Everything the estate published on 2026-10-14, in the player. Playing from this page is how the edition learns whether anyone did.
- Ambient Discrete Diffusion: Using the Wrong Data at the Right Time for Data Efficient Learning
- SplitJEPA: Learning Invariant and Variant Latent Worlds without Reconstruction
- Marformer: A Transformer for Predicting Missing Data Distributions
- Learning Kilometer-Scale Weather Prediction with Global-Regional Alignment
- Prospective Prediction of OOD Degradation from Source-Side Training Dynamics
- A Unified Bellman Operator for Safety-Critical Reinforcement Learning
- When Do External Priors Help Low-Resource Structured Prediction? A Ranking-Level Alignment Study
- Dynamics as Code: On Model Compression via Dynamic System
- asdex: Automatic Sparse Differentiation in JAX
- Rounding in Preconditioner Space: Redesigning 4-bit AdamW Optimizer-State Quantization
- Recovery Guarantees for Posterior Sampling of One-Bit Compressed Sensing
- HI3D 3.0 (Twinkle3D): Object-specific 3D Asset Generation with High Resolution