Feng Chen
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The paper demonstrates that current transfer-based AML systems fail in complex DeFi environments because economic value migration can be structurally decoupled from explicit token transfers.
The paper proposes a multi-layered security framework to detect and mitigate SQL injection attacks that occur when Large Language Models translate natural language prompts into database queries.
The paper introduces MTAVG-Bench 2.0, a new benchmark designed to diagnose high-level failure modes of cinematic expressiveness in multi-talker audio-video generation, showing that even advanced models struggle with complex scene-level failures.
The paper proposes ESC-Skills, a skill-centric framework that discovers and self-evolves executable emotional support skills to improve the interpretability and emotional quality of conversational AI.
The paper introduces polynomial representations as a quantitative, distribution-aware metric for measuring model simplicity, demonstrating that the effective degree of this representation is a superior predictor of generalization compared to existing proxies.
This paper introduces CFMME, a comprehensive Chinese financial multimodal benchmark, and evaluates current Large Vision-Language Models (LVLMs), finding that while state-of-the-art models perform moderately, there is significant room for improvement in handling complex financial multimodal tasks.
The paper proposes Dual-Scale Retentive Dynamics (DSRD), a unified framework that improves representation learning on dynamic graphs by jointly modeling evolving temporal and structural dependencies.
The paper introduces ConsisGuard, a framework that addresses the 'deliberation-to-enforcement gap' in LLM guardrails by ensuring that the reasoning process is faithfully and consistently translated into the final safety decision.
PSG-Nav addresses open-vocabulary navigation uncertainty by constructing a 3D Probabilistic Scene Graph and using Multiverse Decision Making to sample multiple possible world settings for robust, globally optimal path planning.
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PSG-Nav: Probabilistic Scene Graph Navigation via Multiverse Decision Making
Rufeng Chen, Yue Chang, Xiaqiang Tang, Hechang Chen +1 more
PSG-Nav addresses open-vocabulary navigation uncertainty by constructing a 3D Probabilistic Scene Graph and using Multiverse Decision Making to sample multiple possible world settings for robust, glob…