Heavy-ion model points to quarks starting below equilibrium
Preprint analysis of RHIC collisions finds stronger initial suppression of strange than light quarks, but only weak evidence for slower strange equilibration.
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Preprint analysis of RHIC collisions finds stronger initial suppression of strange than light quarks, but only weak evidence for slower strange equilibration.
Preprint: A review found none of 2,811 selected health-themed descriptions met all eight mandatory HealthDCAT-AP Release 7 properties.
Preprint: A review says some protein positions face functional constraints beyond the need to stay folded.
Preprint: A five-dataset simulation found that the strongest raw scores often came with higher circuit costs or weaker generalization.
An arXiv preprint reports that PMFRec led nearly all cold-item comparisons on CiteULike and XING, with gains of up to 7.56% over the strongest baseline.
Preprint: KLOD reported highly reliable edits and strong preservation of unrelated predictions, while its threshold exposed a tradeoff with rephrased prompts.
Preprint: A large English-language test found that AI-edited passages were more often mistaken for human than for fully AI-generated text.
An arXiv preprint reports stronger benchmark averages and steadier rollouts for SpikeOPD, but the evidence comes from computational tests, not hardware measurements or users.
An arXiv preprint reports better depth and segmentation scores after attaching Distortion Extenders to frozen perspective-trained models.
Preprint: A Qwen3.5-9B model that generates complete HTML/CSS documents for e-commerce creatives scored 94.0 automatically and 90.0 in blind expert review.
Preprint: TACIT-SWITCH switches from cheaper to stronger models during multi-step tasks and reports gains in simulations and interactive tests.
Preprint reports a 22.28% pair F1 on A-PAIR, ahead of the strongest listed baseline, while only 12.54% of test samples met the paired-hit threshold.
Preprint: NeuroStat combines token-level signals with semantic representations, but its tests remain limited to English benchmark data.
The paper reports 93.5% F1 on an expert-annotated ERP evaluation, 94% less communication than FedAvg, and near-random success in tested privacy attacks.
The study found very high window-level accuracy, but random overlapping windows and participant-mixed testing leave performance on unseen people unanswered.
A citywide analysis found higher daily visits and admissions from 2015 to 2019, but its observational design cannot establish that VOCs caused either condition.
In 1,736 adults without known coronary artery disease, texture features added information beyond total abdominal-fat area and varied by sex and fat depot.
A Japanese health-record study found lower rates with esaxerenone, but its observational design cannot show that one drug caused the difference.
The retrospective evaluation found strong internal performance and attention aligned with physician-marked regions, but it did not test clinical benefit.
A study linked blood flow and shear wave measures to past enlargement in 51 ACR TI-RADS 5 nodules measuring 10 millimeters or less.