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This paper develops a rigorous theoretical connection between finite-player $\alpha$-potential games and potential mean field games (MFGs) as the number of players $N$ tends to infinity
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This study targets the problem of automated exploration and generation of novel and diverse synthetic sounds for composers and sound designers, overcoming technical skill barriers and enabling sere…
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This paper introduces SUPERBROWSER, an autonomous web-navigation agent explicitly designed to mimic human browsing cognition rather than merely accumulating all observations in large prompt context…
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This paper presents enhancements to the FOOTPASS baselines for player-centric ball-action spotting in broadcast soccer video, as part of the SoccerNet 2026 challenge
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WeaveBench addresses a critical gap in evaluating computer-use agents (CUAs) that must orchestrate complex workflows involving both graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and command-line/code interface …
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This study addresses the challenge of understanding which specific prosodic features independently drive sarcasm perception in speech
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This paper addresses the cold start problem in proactive resource orchestration for the highly dynamic Cloud-Edge Continuum (CEC), where newly discovered edge nodes have insufficient local telemetr…
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This paper addresses the challenge of fragmented delivery and high barriers to reuse of public LiDAR-derived elevation data in Romania
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This paper investigates the structural challenges that hinder independent evaluation of consumer-facing large language models (LLMs) designed to provide health-related information
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This paper addresses the challenge of detecting AI-generated social media content produced by AI-powered social bots that impersonate real users
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This paper tackles the challenge of enabling autonomous object manipulation by quadruped robots in unstructured environments without expert-designed high-level trajectories
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This paper addresses the challenging problem of ranking recommendation algorithms fairly and robustly across diverse datasets that differ in characteristics such as sparsity, sequentiality, and scale
