
Language-model gains may come from diversity, not hidden experts
A preprint challenges a weight-space explanation for ensemble gains and tests a simpler output-level alternative.
- language models
- ensembles
- inference
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CHANNEL // 01 [15]
Research into artificial intelligence and intelligent systems.

A preprint challenges a weight-space explanation for ensemble gains and tests a simpler output-level alternative.

An arXiv preprint describes a pixel-space image generator that routes low-frequency information through global attention while handling other spectral detail locally.

An arXiv preprint studies how an end-to-end system might detect and match luggage across video streams, but its abstract does not report results.
CHANNEL // 02 [15]
Research into plants, their biology, and their environments.

A preprint describes a seed-visible system for studying when transferred DNA reaches plant cells without integrating.

An Arabidopsis preprint reports that methylation gains accumulated and differed among demethylase-mutant lineages over nine generations.

A bioRxiv preprint reports that developing blueberry flowers remain ice-free in fall and winter even as surrounding bud tissues freeze, but lose that protection in spring as their water-conducting connections mature.
CHANNEL // 03 [15]
Research into economic systems, decisions, and policy.

A theoretical study examines how electricity tariffs shape household solar and storage decisions and utility costs.

An arXiv preprint proposes an ascending-price procedure for calculating competitive equilibria in trading networks with transaction-specific fees, taxes and subsidies.

A theoretical economics preprint finds that standard plug-in policy rules can have infinite risk and recommends a dampened alternative.