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  1. arXiv

    ConceptTime turns forecast error into segment boundaries, keeping 97.91% epilepsy accuracy with 1% of labels

    ConceptTime uses the mismatch between a frozen probabilistic forecaster's next-step prediction and the realized signal as a single signal that both places time-series segment boundaries and describes how each segment behaved relative to expectation, yielding an inspectable concept vocabulary without fixed windows, expert concept annotations, or language-model calls. Across 17 public benchmarks it is competitive with black-box accuracy and beats every interpretable baseline; on Epilepsy it retains 97.91% accuracy with 1% of labels, and prototype distance doubles as a fidelity score for abstention.

  2. Hybrid quantum medical models get two-level explanations: exact attribution over 8 semantic dims, and CNOT pruning that raises accuracy under noise

    Hybrid quantum-classical medical models can predict but cannot say which semantic factors or which quantum gates drove a decision. FQXAI compresses inputs into an eight-dimensional proxy-supervised semantic bottleneck, turns it into IF-THEN rationales through Gaussian fuzzy membership states, and computes exact Shapley values over all 256 semantic coalitions without Monte Carlo sampling. On MIT-BIH Arrhythmia, PneumoniaMNIST and PathMNIST the models reached accuracies of 0.890, 0.768 and 0.726, and under 5% depolarizing noise SVQX-guided pruning cut CNOT counts from 14 to 11, 12 and 10 while raising accuracy by 2.20, 1.74 and 1.51 percentage points.

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