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  1. Before diffusion models generalize, they grow spurious attractors absent from training data but repeated in samples

    As the training set grows, diffusion models move from memorizing training samples to generalizing, and between these phases an intermediate kind of attractor appears that matches no training image yet recurs in generated samples. Reading generation as retrieval in a dense associative memory predicts such spurious states once storage capacity is exceeded; on MNIST, FASHION-MNIST, CIFAR-10 and LSUN-CHURCH the spurious fraction rises and then falls at the memorization-to-generalization boundary, with basin volumes between those of memorized and generalized samples.

  2. arXiv

    MaskCoFT co-fine-tunes routers and experts with a learnable mask, cutting expert fetches per token by 23.7% on Mixtral-8x7B and 10.1% on DeepSeek-V2-Lite

    The work proposes MaskCoFT, a masked co-adaptive fine-tuning method that trains routers and experts together using only the cross-entropy loss: during fine-tuning a learnable binary mask restricts each layer's Top-K routing to a subset of experts so the experts adapt to the redirected tokens, and at inference the learned mask becomes a soft prior that re-ranks experts while every expert remains selectable; with a simulated GPU cache of 4 experts per layer for Mixtral-8x7B and 12 for DeepSeek-V2-Lite, expert fetches per token drop by 23.7% and 10.1% relative to the base model, time per output token in real offloading system serving falls by up to 16.4% and 5.5%, and average accuracy over nine benchmarks stays above the base model by 0.92 and 0.53 points.

  3. arXiv

    TokenCast forecasts token consumption during agent runs with composable segment costs, cutting MAE by 14.5% on average across 96 comparisons

    TokenCast learns a composable cost triple for each execution segment of an LLM agent (call count, net input-length change, and a cost residual), uses an exact composition identity to fold the cost of earlier context being re-read by every later call into a cumulative estimate, and refreshes the forecast from newly observed execution evidence without additional LLM calls; on SWE-bench Verified the mean cumulative prediction time is 32.8 ms per run, mean absolute error reduction against the strongest comparator averages 14.5% over 96 evaluated combinations across 4 task suites and 6 agent models, and offline budget-control replay uses 21.3% fewer tokens on average than a fixed-budget policy at matched trace completion.

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