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  1. Alzheimer's diagnosis moves to two brain graphs: AD versus CN accuracy rises from 82.06% to 89.90%

    Structural MRI brain graphs no longer rely on a single predefined connection rule. MVMGNN treats brain regions as nodes carrying radiomics features, builds a spatial-neighbor graph and a feature-similarity graph, filters redundant features and weak connections inside each view with a joint node-edge mask, and fuses the two views through patient-level gated fusion. On the ADNI cohort, AD versus CN accuracy rises from 82.06% for the best comparison method, RSEA-MVGNN, to 89.90%, and F1 from 75.02% to 86.24%; gains on the harder AD-MCI and CN-MCI tasks are smaller.

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    A backdoor that corrupts LLM reasoning in four stages: eight benign words, and the answer stays right while the logic breaks

    A new backdoor makes a compromised model degrade its reasoning in four ordered stages as benign trigger words accumulate, going wrong before the final answer does, and existing defenses do not fully break it.

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