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  1. arXiv

    High-dimensional asymptotics yield a criterion for deciding whether private external datasets are worth buying using only summary statistics

    The work models dataset selection as high-dimensional regression with multiple heterogeneous sources and a weighted ridge estimator, uses only summary statistics, and provides privacy guarantees either on labels only or jointly on features and labels in terms of rho-zero-concentrated differential privacy; its main technical contribution is a deterministic equivalent of the test error that captures interactions among sample size, covariance structure, model shift, regularization, and privacy noise, allowing hyperparameters (weights and ridge regularizers) to be optimized and the usefulness of private external datasets to be judged without accessing the data itself, supported by experiments on synthetic and real-world datasets.

  2. arXiv

    WUSH-KV cuts 2-bit KV-cache perplexity from OSCAR's 13.74 to 10.51 and leads OSCAR on all four 8B downstream tasks

    The work adapts the WUSH transform, originally for weight-activation quantization, to the KV cache of grouped-query attention: calibration data builds separate key and value transforms per KV head (the value transform folded into the weights, the key transform applied after RoPE), the transform is shown to be near-optimal among sensitivity-balanced transforms for the QuEST quantizer, and end-to-end evaluation in SGLang with OSCAR-style percentile-clipped affine quantization gives 2-bit WikiText-2 perplexity of 10.51 on Qwen3-8B versus OSCAR's 13.74, with the 8B model scoring higher than OSCAR on AIME 2025, MATH-500, GPQA Diamond, and LiveCodeBench v6.

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