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  1. Monocular Gaussian SLAM stops painting every keyframe: Sparse-Mono reads the existing map first and uses 89.3% fewer Gaussians than VINGS-Mono on Replica

    Monocular Gaussian SLAM predicts a full set of Gaussians for every mapping keyframe, so regions already represented get re-predicted and the map keeps growing. Sparse-Mono encodes the current observation, the persistent map rendered from the current viewpoint, and their photometric and geometric discrepancies, then decides where additions are needed and how many before decoding complete Gaussians only at the selected locations. On Replica it reaches an average PSNR 1.05 dB above MonoGS and uses 89.3% fewer Gaussians than VINGS-Mono, at comparable online processing latency.

  2. arXiv

    A Refreshable, Near-Domain-Controlled Audio Benchmark for Telecom Fraud Detection: TeleAntiFraud 2.0

    The work presents TeleAntiFraud 2.0, a refreshable Chinese audio benchmark for telecom fraud detection organized as monthly frozen snapshots, in which mixed-tree generation makes fraud and lawful near-domain calls share context and diverge only at label-bearing actions, and it reports that three text classifiers reach perfect Macro-F1 against unrelated or ordinary negatives but drop to 0.65-0.68 with near-domain sibling negatives, while full-set audio and ASR+LLM evaluations expose class-prior shortcuts, prediction collapse, and snapshot sensitivity.

  3. arXiv

    Structured Skill Optimization Under Frozen Weights: A New Path for Audio Anti-Fraud Detection

    Without changing any parameters of the audio-language model, FRAUDSkill optimizes an external layer of skill programs, routing policies, and decision rules and combines structured output control with validation-guided multi-path inference, raising Macro-F1 on the TeleAntiFraud benchmark from 41.54% for the shared frozen-model baseline to 73.50% while cutting the invalid-output rate from 36.04% to 1.94%.

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