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Coarse Balanced Separators in Fat-Minor-Free Graphs
This paper addresses the metric structure of graphs excluding a fixed graph H as a fat minor, a coarse analogue of the classic minor exclusion in graph theory

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This paper addresses the metric structure of graphs excluding a fixed graph H as a fat minor, a coarse analogue of the classic minor exclusion in graph theory

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This paper asks a practical, under-studied question: once teams turn on CI/CD caching in GitHub Actions, how do they actually keep it working over time? The authors treat caching as a maintenance p…

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This paper addresses the challenge of social bot detection across multiple heterogeneous social media platforms, where data distributions and model architectures vary and privacy constraints preven…

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This paper asks a verifier-centered question that prior synthetic-face work usually avoids: given a fixed face-recognition threshold, how many latent identities can a generator produce so that same…

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This paper addresses the challenge of retrieving relevant information from long, multi-modal web interaction histories in agentic web navigation tasks

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This paper addresses a fundamental incentive problem in Bitcoin's proof-of-work mining: the standard Bitcoin mining protocol is not a Nash equilibrium because miners can increase their payoff by de…

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The authors provide an honest production-scale evaluation, including failure-mode analysis, a successful recovery protocol that restored 25 lost papers, and lessons on scaling AI peer review networks

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This paper addresses the challenge of transforming static digital assets, particularly code repositories, into autonomous, interoperable agents within the envisioned Agentic Web ecosystem

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This paper addresses the challenge that state-of-the-art multimodal large language models (LLMs) have rendered traditional CAPTCHAs ineffective for distinguishing humans from automated agents

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The paper addresses the emerging threat of social bots driven by large language models (LLMs), which generate highly human-like content that evades traditional bot detection methods

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This paper addresses a core inefficiency in autonomous web agents that currently rely heavily on browser automation to interact with websites designed for human users

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MGDIL tackles cross-domain social bot detection under two practical problems that most prior systems do not handle well: missing or inconsistent user fields, and severe train-test distribution shif…