Zheng Wang
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The paper introduces Argus, a novel multi-agent framework that reorchestrates Static Application Security Testing (SAST) by integrating LLMs with existing tools to achieve superior, reliable, and cost-effective vulnerability detection.
AgentVisor is a novel defense framework that uses semantic virtualization, inspired by OS principles, to significantly reduce LLM agent vulnerability to prompt injection while maintaining high utility.
The paper introduces VIP-Net, a framework that leverages multi-modal spatio-temporal cues and a new dataset (Temporal-VIP) to accurately identify the most influential people in videos, overcoming the challenge of Temporal Importance Shift (TIS).
This paper investigates the non-monotonic role of sample difficulty in Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Reward (RLVR), finding that medium-difficulty problems provide the most balanced and beneficial learning signals for LLMs.
The paper introduces Crafter, a multi-agent harness that significantly improves the generation of editable, publication-quality scientific figures from diverse inputs, addressing the limitations of existing single-purpose systems.
The paper proposes UF-AMA, a unified framework that achieves state-of-the-art cross-domain emotion recognition by adaptively aligning and fusing multimodal physiological signals like EEG and eye-tracking data.
The paper proposes Speculative Pipeline Decoding (SPD), a novel framework that uses pipeline parallelism to accelerate LLM inference by processing multiple tokens in parallel, achieving higher speedup and zero latency bubbles.
The paper introduces MINTS, a minimalist Bayesian framework that simplifies sequential decision-making by placing priors only on the optimum location, allowing for the incorporation of structural constraints and achieving near-optimal regret bounds in multi-armed bandits.
EvoPool introduces an evolutionary multi-agent framework that efficiently generates high-quality, specialized supervision labels, significantly outperforming LLM annotation baselines across complex, label-scarce domains.
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MINTS: Minimalist Thompson Sampling
The paper introduces MINTS, a minimalist Bayesian framework that simplifies sequential decision-making by placing priors only on the optimum location, allowing for the incorporation of structural cons…