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  1. arXiv

    Event-encoding thresholds stop being trial-and-error: normal-condition variability sets an information boundary, and event density falls about 7.6-fold at comparable accuracy

    Event-driven learning turns continuous signals into sparse events, but the triggering threshold has long been chosen empirically. This work maps signed threshold encoding onto discretized learning systems, uses the ratio of normal-condition increment standard deviation to threshold to define an information-sufficiency boundary, then picks the sparsest threshold retaining a prescribed fraction of peak discriminative information. On power-system fault classification, retaining 75% of peak information cut event density about 7.6-fold relative to that boundary while overall accuracy was 94.14%.

  2. SEPhIA shares one multi-wavelength laser across spiking neurons: a two-layer optoelectronic network reaches 91.35% on four-class image classification

    HPE Labs proposed and validated SEPhIA, an optoelectronic spiking neural network architecture built on microring modulators and multi-wavelength lasers that lets many spiking neurons share one multi-wavelength light source, pushing the laser-per-neuron ratio below one. Prior photonic spiking work focused mostly on individual spiking devices or all-optical laser networks and rarely addressed optical power, crosstalk and footprint together at the architecture level. Using experimentally derived device parameters, a trainable optoelectronic spiking model reached 91.35% test accuracy on four-class spike-encoded image classification, about one percentage point behind a same-size fully connected spiking baseline at 93.65%.

  3. bioRxiv

    A fixed fly connectome learns to remember: the cue hides in neuronal adaptation and is read only in the brain state of learning

    A spiking model built from the complete central nervous system connectome of a male fly learns to plan moves and to remember a visual cue while its wiring stays fixed. The cue is not held by persistent firing but written into neuronal spike-frequency adaptation, kept silent through a blank delay and read out by the next input. Recall works only in the brain state of learning: the same trace is nearly reversed at an untrained delay, and a lesion mimicking the Kv4 loss caused by Aβ42 rewrites the trace and its reading, while learning under the lesion is spared.

  4. Gated spiking cross-attention puts the gate before spike firing, lifting CREMA-D accuracy by 2.15 points

    Spiking networks that fuse audio and video have lacked a way to regulate information flow inside cross-modal attention according to the input. GSCANet adds a gate to a dual-stream Spikingformer backbone, placing it on the attention output just before spike firing and driving it with concatenated query and value features. On CREMA-D and RAVDESS this configuration beats the no-gate baseline by 2.15 and 1.05 percentage points; both gate position and driving signal change the outcome.

  5. Parkinson's diagnosis stops leaning on one modality: voice, gait, imaging and clinical data share a dynamic graph, holding 95.8% zero-shot on an external European cohort

    Parkinson's disease diagnosis still rests on symptoms and expert assessment, while multimodal clinical data are heterogeneous, labels are scarce, and deep models rarely report calibrated confidence. NeuroQ-MGST encodes voice, gait, neuroimaging and clinical variables with spiking neural networks, aligns them through self-supervised contrastive and masked reconstruction objectives, reasons over a dynamically rebuilt heterogeneous graph with a hierarchical graph transformer, and adds quantum-inspired variational refinement plus Monte Carlo dropout uncertainty. On the PMMD 2.0 test set it reaches 98.7% accuracy and 0.989 AUC-ROC, and 95.8% zero-shot accuracy on an external European cohort without fine-tuning.

  6. arXiv

    Sleep duration misses how rested you feel: a multi-scale spiking model runs five sleep disorders through one 72-hour photoperiod, and paradoxical insomnia sleeps normally yet recovers worst

    A multi-scale biophysical model couples sleep homeostasis, circadian drive, a hypothalamic switch and a cortical spiking network to simulate five sleep disorders under one 72-hour photoperiod; paradoxical insomnia reaches the same total sleep time as controls yet scores lowest on restoration.

  7. arXiv

    Neural network tuning stops rewriting the whole script: three LLM roles edit only chosen blocks, lifting MNIST accuracy from 80% to 93%

    A multi-agent large language model framework confines neural network tuning to designated functional blocks while the overall network structure stays fixed. Such key components were previously chosen by hand, and existing agent systems either optimize the entire machine learning script or build a network from a text description. With analyst, coder, and recorder roles plus a sandboxed environment and an experiment log, the framework beats its baselines on five tasks: MNIST classification accuracy rises 13 percentage points, digits 6 points, the relative error on the single-soliton generalized nonlinear Schrödinger equation drops about 2491-fold, the conservation error drops about 325-fold in the selected run, and mass drift on the Kuramoto–Sivashinsky problem drops 14-fold.

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