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#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Hyper-Fold: Exploring the Expressive Limit of Sequence-Geometry Learning for Proteins via Hypergraph Modeling

Protein structure modeling rests on a single computational primitive: the interaction between what a residue is (sequence content) and where it sits (three-dimensional geometry). What is the expressive limit of this layer class? We show that the complete bilinear operator over content-geometry outer products--the sufficient statistic of all second-order interactions--is the expressive ceiling, while the additive message passing of mainstream geometric GNNs is provably blind to content-geometry binding. We then introduce Hyper-Fold, a rank-K separable convolutional backbone approaching this ceiling at message-passing cost: each radius neighborhood is organized into a sequence hyperedge and a contact hyperedge, modulated by an edge-conditioned matrix-valued operator factorized into K learned basis operators with geometry-generated coefficients. Across enzyme function prediction, fold classification, and ligand binding site detection, Hyper-Fold and its hierarchical variant Hyper-Fold-Deep achieve the best results among protein-specific structure encoders; Hyper-Fold-Pocket, an anchored set-prediction head, surpasses UniSite-3D on UniSite-DS and two zero-shot benchmarks with no sequence language model features, 68x fewer parameters, and 4.8x lower latency--suggesting that a sufficiently expressive 3D backbone recovers information that fusion architectures previously borrowed from evolution-scale pretraining.

Yifan Feng, Guang Cheng, Shihui Ying et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Emergent Misalignment Is Not Magical

The EM generalization metric is extended from a scalar distance to a dataset-specific generalization direction, which robustly predicts EM models'evilness under semantics-preserving prompt perturbations including appending random tokens and paraphrasing, where other methods do not reliably generalize.

Ming-Xuan Li, Qirun Dai, Hesi Wang et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Open access Apr 2026

Clustering as approximation by constrained projectors: Theory and guarantees

This paper develops a unified theoretical framework showing that a broad family of clustering methods, including k-means, fuzzy c-means, kernel k-means, kernel FCM, and spectral clustering, can all be expressed as structured low-rank projectors acting on a signal-derived matrix. By formulating each method as an instance of min over B in C of ||M - M P_B||_F^2, with different constraint sets C, we establish a common optimization template that clarifies the algebraic links among hard, fuzzy, kernel-induced, and orthonormal projections. Within this framework, we derive non-trivial theoretical results, including geodesic convexity properties on the projection manifold, perturbation bounds quantifying stability to matrix noise, and exact recovery guarantees under ideal block-model conditions. The analysis further explains when different clustering families collapse to the same optimal subspace and how deviations arise under small inter-cluster leakage. Overall, the work provides a coherent, theory-first foundation for understanding clustering through structured projectors.

A. Majumdar · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Efficient GPU Retrieval for Semantic Search

A policy-aligned retrieval framework that improves offline relevance over a matched-capacity baseline, with gains broadly distributed across facet combinations, and serves this framework with a two-stage GPU architecture.

Dhritiman Das, Chujie Zheng, Ronak Kaoshik et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

The information geometry of product-reference discrete diffusion: Interaction growth complexity and optimal scheduling

The aggregate IGC mass admits bounds in terms of total correlation and dual total correlation, thereby connecting the pathwise geometry to classical measures of multivariate dependence and connecting the pathwise geometry to classical measures of multivariate dependence.

Martin J. Wainwright · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Oculi: A Conversational Agentic Platform for Automated Credit Risk Analysis

Oculi is introduced, a conversational platform that transforms natural language questions into comprehensive credit risk analyses, complete with data queries, statistical testing, and interactive visualizations, and demonstrates effectiveness in discovering material risk segments previously intractable through manual exploration.

Vennise Ho, Kristian Diana, S. Mourad et al. · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Preprint Aug 2026

Moving the Mean Toward the Known Good, Not Beyond It: What Inference-Time Interventions and Weight Consolidation Buy in Open-Ended Generation

The inference-time ledger that led here: a model-written schematic recap buys judged document integration and nothing buys development; a verifier written into the stream is imitated, 16.4 fabricated verdict lines per notebook.

Roberto I. Ono · 0 citations

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