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  1. arXiv

    Detector data squeezed into discrete tokens: tracks and topoclusters hold 1% jet resolution at 4–11x

    High-energy-physics detector data can be compressed into discrete tokens, with track and topocluster tokenizers holding jet resolution below 1% at roughly 4–11x compression, while calorimeter cells stay slightly above that target.

  2. arXiv

    Q&D Trains an 8B Questioner on the Consequences of Its Questions: Required-Evidence Coverage on MuSiQue Rises from 78% to 90%, and Retail Task Success from 13% to 34%

    The work adds a content axis to agent proactivity—horizontal proactivity pursues unstated information the current context already identifies, vertical proactivity pursues needs only earlier evidence reveals—scores runs against a need graph recovered mechanically from multi-hop benchmarks' own decompositions with no model judge, and proposes Q&D (questioner and drafter), which forks a recorded run at one step, samples eight candidate questions, continues each to the end, and prefers the question whose continuation retrieves more required evidence, so no reward model or judge is needed; on held-out splits of MuSiQue, StrategyQA and 2WikiMultiHopQA, at equal retrieval spend the trained 8B questioner recovers more required evidence than the same model prompted (89.5% versus 78.

  3. bioRxiv

    The ModelSEED Biochemistry Database, 2026 update: grading multi-source thermodynamics

    This update expands the ModelSEED Biochemistry Database to roughly 46,000 compounds, 56,000 reactions and 37,000 metabolic structures, widens thermodynamic handling from two sources to four (group contribution, eQuilibrator 3.0, dGPredictor and experimental values) each kept with its own uncertainty, assigns gold, silver or bronze evidence grades to about 33,000 reactions, and releases reaction directions predicted by an ensemble of large language models alongside a new conflict-resolution pipeline that documents structural choices across sources.

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