The PIONEER Project: A PrIvacy companion for mOtivatioN and knowlEdge transfER
PIONEER项目开发了一种结合知识传递和说服元素的隐私支持工具,旨在提高用户对隐私保护的意识与动机,帮助不同用户群体更好地控制个人数据。
PIONEER项目开发了一种结合知识传递和说服元素的隐私支持工具,旨在提高用户对隐私保护的意识与动机,帮助不同用户群体更好地控制个人数据。
本文使用依赖类型解决分布式系统中协议实现的复杂性问题,通过在Lean语言中实现编舞库,确保端点投影和值访问的安全与完整。
This study addresses the challenges of complex binding substitution and the inherent difficulty of focusing on distributed semantics in choreography mechanization. We formalize a choreography language in Lean based on a state transformer model, which abstracts local operational details to streamline binding substitution and support diverse communication patterns. The research establishes key metatheoretic properties, including the soundness and completeness of endpoint projection, deadlock freedom and confluence of processes, and the correctness of Hoare logic. By successfully integrating dependent types with state transformers, this work provides a rigorous and scalable theoretical foundation and tooling support for verifying distributed choreographic programs.
This work addresses a key limitation in current reinforcement learning approaches for large language models, which predominantly rely on action-space exploration—such as temperature scaling—and struggle to effectively reorder tokens, often leading to training divergence or stagnation. To overcome this, the paper introduces Perturbed Parameter Policy Optimization (3PO), the first systematic framework leveraging parameter-space exploration. Built upon a variational formulation of the policy posterior, 3PO generates diverse trajectories through parameter perturbations and enhances exploration efficiency via a reward-based grouping mechanism. Evaluated on OLMo-3-1025-7B and Qwen2.5-Math-7B across mathematical reasoning and code generation tasks, 3PO consistently outperforms standard GRPO, yielding substantial gains in downstream performance with negligible computational overhead while significantly reducing zero-advantage groups and erroneous outputs.
This work addresses the fine-grained detection of joint speech and background audio spoofing by proposing a component-level ensemble method capable of distinguishing among five scenarios: speech-only forgery, background-only forgery, both forged, both genuine, and authentic recordings. The approach integrates four pretrained anti-spoofing models—XLSR-Mamba, DF-Arena, SLS, and TCM-ADD—and incorporates RawBoost data augmentation, multi-head fine-tuning, margin-space score fusion, and a lightweight class-bias calibration strategy. Evaluated in the ICME 2026 ESDD2 Challenge, the method achieves macro F1 scores of 0.7715 and 0.7828 on the evaluation and test sets, respectively, ranking 5th out of 31 participating teams and significantly outperforming the official baseline.
PIONEER项目开发了一种结合知识传递和说服元素的隐私支持工具,旨在提高用户对隐私保护的意识与动机,帮助不同用户群体更好地控制个人数据。
本文使用依赖类型解决分布式系统中协议实现的复杂性问题,通过在Lean语言中实现编舞库,确保端点投影和值访问的安全与完整。
This study addresses the challenges of complex binding substitution and the inherent difficulty of focusing on distributed semantics in choreography mechanization. We formalize a choreography language in Lean based on a state transformer model, which abstracts local operational details to streamline binding substitution and support diverse communication patterns. The research establishes key metatheoretic properties, including the soundness and completeness of endpoint projection, deadlock freedom and confluence of processes, and the correctness of Hoare logic. By successfully integrating dependent types with state transformers, this work provides a rigorous and scalable theoretical foundation and tooling support for verifying distributed choreographic programs.
This work addresses a key limitation in current reinforcement learning approaches for large language models, which predominantly rely on action-space exploration—such as temperature scaling—and struggle to effectively reorder tokens, often leading to training divergence or stagnation. To overcome this, the paper introduces Perturbed Parameter Policy Optimization (3PO), the first systematic framework leveraging parameter-space exploration. Built upon a variational formulation of the policy posterior, 3PO generates diverse trajectories through parameter perturbations and enhances exploration efficiency via a reward-based grouping mechanism. Evaluated on OLMo-3-1025-7B and Qwen2.5-Math-7B across mathematical reasoning and code generation tasks, 3PO consistently outperforms standard GRPO, yielding substantial gains in downstream performance with negligible computational overhead while significantly reducing zero-advantage groups and erroneous outputs.
This work addresses the fine-grained detection of joint speech and background audio spoofing by proposing a component-level ensemble method capable of distinguishing among five scenarios: speech-only forgery, background-only forgery, both forged, both genuine, and authentic recordings. The approach integrates four pretrained anti-spoofing models—XLSR-Mamba, DF-Arena, SLS, and TCM-ADD—and incorporates RawBoost data augmentation, multi-head fine-tuning, margin-space score fusion, and a lightweight class-bias calibration strategy. Evaluated in the ICME 2026 ESDD2 Challenge, the method achieves macro F1 scores of 0.7715 and 0.7828 on the evaluation and test sets, respectively, ranking 5th out of 31 participating teams and significantly outperforming the official baseline.