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Procedural Fairness in Multi-Agent Bandits

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Research introduces procedural fairness, defined as equal voice and representation within a policy, for multi-agent multi-armed bandits.

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31 Jul 2026Procedural Fairness in Multi-Agent Bandits ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

31 Jul 2026The Role of Causality in Algorithmic Recourse ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

31 Jul 2026LightRot: A Light-Weighted Rotation Scheme and Architecture for Accurate Low-Bit Large Language Model Inference ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

31 Jul 2026ReToken: One Token to Improve Vision-Language Models for Visual Retrieval ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

31 Jul 2026GyRot: Leveraging Hidden Synergy between Rotation and Fine-grained Group Quantization for Low-bit LLM Inference ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

31 Jul 2026Quadratic Objective Perturbation: Curvature-Based Differential Privacy ↗arXiv cs.LG — Machine LearningMonitor

29 Jul 2026Neuromorphic Diffusion Language Models: Addressing Compute and Memory Bottlenecks via Sparsity and Block Denoising ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

29 Jul 2026CLBench-V: Evaluating Multimodal Context Learning from Grounding to Knowledge Acquisition ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

29 Jul 2026Addressable Recall Compaction for Long Context-Window Control in AI Agents ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

29 Jul 2026Stemma: Induced Decision Regions Reveal LLM Provenance ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

29 Jul 2026Reading Without a Reader: Large Language Models Collapse Reading and Writing into a Single Entangled Code ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

29 Jul 2026Detecting Knowledge Inconsistencies Across Text, Tables, and Knowledge Graphs ↗arXiv cs.CL — Computation and LanguageMonitor

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