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Air Quality Downscaling with Station-Guided Pseudo-Supervision
This paper addresses the problem of downscaling coarse-resolution atmospheric composition forecasts (CAMS fields at ~40 km resolution) to fine-grained.

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This paper addresses the problem of downscaling coarse-resolution atmospheric composition forecasts (CAMS fields at ~40 km resolution) to fine-grained.

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This paper addresses the challenge of integrating complex multi-omics data in cancer by proposing Pathway Activity Autoencoders (PAAE), a biologically.

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This paper addresses the fundamental challenge of achieving atomicity and interoperability across independent blockchains in the presence of asynchronous.

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This paper presents a comprehensive, in-depth review of artificial intelligence methods applied to semen analysis for diagnosing male infertility.

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Deform360 addresses a critical gap in robotic manipulation research by providing a large-scale, real-world visuotactile dataset focused on deformable.

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This paper addresses the challenge of post-deployment model editing for medical vision-language models (VLMs).

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This paper addresses the challenge of efficient and accurate posterior estimation in simulation-based inference (SBI), especially for high-dimensional.

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GeoXplain addresses the challenge of interpreting high-dimensional, spatially and temporally complex forecasts produced by modern weather and climate.

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This paper addresses the fundamental challenge of planning under uncertainty in continuous state and action spaces, which is computationally difficult due.

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This paper provides an in-depth review and analysis of the high-temperature operation of III-nitride high-electron-mobility transistors (HEMTs), focusing.

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This paper addresses the unsupervised temporal action segmentation problem for long, untrimmed videos, where manual frame-level labels are unavailable.

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This paper addresses the problem of recursive self-improvement for large language model (LLM) agents performing long-horizon, open-ended tasks.