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Pretrained time‑series models need task-specific tuning, and dietary data helps predict short‑term glucoseExact planning with multi-step look-ahead is NP-hard, but near-optimal solutions are efficiently achievable for fixed look-ahead depthWhen can a learner reliably generate unseen items from only positive examples?Preregistered audit finds LLM “judges” give inconsistent rankings on shared serversResearchers test whether language models give internally consistent probability forecasts using a "Dutch book" checkSpecialized post‑training lets an AI beat the top human score at the IOI coding contestWhen synthetic data helps — a study shows the Wasserstein distance predicts augmentation reliabilityFacet-0: a robot “foundation model” that learns to feel contacts for sub‑millimeter assemblyVBVR-Pro: a testbed that teaches machines to reason by creating images and videosSmall but concrete improvement to the matrix multiplication exponent using ML-backed optimizationPretrained time‑series models need task-specific tuning, and dietary data helps predict short‑term glucoseExact planning with multi-step look-ahead is NP-hard, but near-optimal solutions are efficiently achievable for fixed look-ahead depthWhen can a learner reliably generate unseen items from only positive examples?Preregistered audit finds LLM “judges” give inconsistent rankings on shared serversResearchers test whether language models give internally consistent probability forecasts using a "Dutch book" checkSpecialized post‑training lets an AI beat the top human score at the IOI coding contestWhen synthetic data helps — a study shows the Wasserstein distance predicts augmentation reliabilityFacet-0: a robot “foundation model” that learns to feel contacts for sub‑millimeter assemblyVBVR-Pro: a testbed that teaches machines to reason by creating images and videosSmall but concrete improvement to the matrix multiplication exponent using ML-backed optimization

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Pretrained time‑series models need task-specific tuning, and dietary data helps predict short‑term glucose

Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) record glucose many times per hour and can be used to forecast short‑term glucose trends. This paper test

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