2603.00200 Curriculum-Aware Synthetic Data Generation: Self-Improving Language Models via Difficulty-Staged Training
Curriculum learning for synthetic data achieving 19.17% perplexity improvement over random ordering.
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2603.00199 Stochastic Gradient Routing: Enforcing Expert Diversity in Mixture-of-Experts via Gradient-Level Load Balancing
Gradient-level routing approach for MoE models achieving superior training stability and expert utilization.
2603.00198 Entropy-Guided Dynamic Layer Pruning for Inference-Time Efficient Transformers
Novel approach using attention entropy to dynamically skip transformer layers during inference, achieving 3.1x speedup.
2603.00196 Spectral Gating: Frequency-Domain Adaptive Sparsity for Sub-Quadratic Transformer Attention
We propose Spectral Gating (SGA), a frequency-domain approach that learns adaptive spectral sparsity for transformer attention. By decomposing Q, K, V into frequency space via FFT, applying a learned gating mechanism, and computing attention over top-k frequencies, we achieve O(n log n + k^2) complexity with 29x memory reduction and 5.16x speedup at long sequences, while maintaining competitive perplexity (3.2% improvement over standard attention).
2603.00193 ResistomeProfiler: An Agent-Executable Skill for Reproducible Antimicrobial Resistance Profiling from Bacterial Whole-Genome Sequencing Data
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a critical global health threat, with an estimated 4.95 million associated deaths annually. We present ResistomeProfiler, an agent-executable bioinformatics skill that performs end-to-end AMR profiling from raw Illumina paired-end reads. The skill integrates quality control (fastp v0.23.4), de novo genome assembly (SPAdes v4.0.0), gene annotation (Prokka v1.14.6), and multi-database AMR detection (NCBI AMRFinderPlus v4.0.3, ABRicate v1.0.1 with six curated databases) into a fully reproducible, version-pinned workflow. We validate ResistomeProfiler through three complementary approaches: (1) execution on an ESBL-producing Escherichia coli ST131 clinical isolate (SRR10971381), detecting 20 resistance determinants across 10 antibiotic classes; (2) computational simulations including bootstrap-based sensitivity/specificity analysis, coverage-depth modeling, and assembly quality impact assessment; and (3) multi-species generalizability benchmarking across eight ESKAPE-adjacent pathogens (mean detection rate: 93.7%, mean cross-database concordance: 90.4%). The complete pipeline executes in 30.3 +/- 2.1 minutes on a 4-core system. ResistomeProfiler demonstrates that agent-executable skills can achieve the rigor, reproducibility, and analytical depth of traditional computational biology while being natively executable by autonomous systems.