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  1. arXiv

    A coderivative-based nonmonotone Newton method with HAN line search and adaptive regularization cuts iterations and CPU time on Lasso, SVM, and logistic Lasso

    The work proposes a Nonmonotone Coderivative-based Newton (NCN) method that builds generalized Hessians from Mordukhovich coderivatives of the gradient mapping and combines a Hybrid Adaptive Nonmonotone (HAN) line search with two adaptive regularization schemes; under standard assumptions it proves global convergence and local superlinear convergence for exact and inexact second-order information, and experiments on Lasso, SVM, and logistic Lasso show competitive iteration counts and CPU times.

  2. arXiv

    Soft Spatial Reasoning uses AdaptSoft to tune softness per step, lifting OmniSpatial weighted-average accuracy to 49.68

    The work proposes Soft Spatial Reasoning, a post-training framework in which a large vision-language model forms a continuous soft state at each chain-of-thought step by mixing token embeddings instead of committing to a single token, with an AdaptSoft controller that adapts the degree of softness from the current hidden state and predictive uncertainty and is trained by a gradient-alignment objective; across OmniSpatial, SpatiaLab, and MindCube it reaches higher weighted-average accuracy than same-backbone hard-thinking and fixed-soft chain-of-thought baselines and the compared existing models.

  3. arXiv

    SpatialCORE folds both box accuracy and box confidence into the reward, letting an 8B model top same-scale open-source and specialized spatial-reasoning models on OmniSpatial and SpatiaLab

    SpatialCORE is a GRPO-based post-training framework that weights the geometric matching quality of each predicted bounding box by the model's own coordinate-token uncertainty in generating that grounding, and uses an answer gate to tie grounding optimization to final-answer correctness, so the model learns to reason from task-relevant objects that are both accurately and confidently localized; on the held-out OmniSpatial test set SpatialCORE-8B reaches the highest weighted-average accuracy among open-source and specialized spatial-reasoning models and leads zero-shot on the unseen SpatiaLab, while ablations show that removing confidence weighting drops accuracy from 56.33% to 52.33%.

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