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Replace a deterministic recurrent transition by an iid-random family of transitions and explicitly control the spectrum of the corresponding annealed Koopman operator. Nontrivial eigenvalues inside the unit disk give a measurable exponential memory-decay envelope, while complex eigenvalues provide stable oscillatory memory modes useful for long-horizon sequence prediction.
Replace deterministic LoRA importance scores with one-sided tests of whether each rank-one update has population contribution at least a user-selected threshold. Maintain empirical contribution samples during fine-tuning, estimate their uncertainty, and prune the components with the weakest statistical evidence while respecting the target rank budget. The method should avoid deleting components merely because their latest minibatch gradient was small.
Apply the paper's weighted nuclear elastic-net principle to the transition matrix of a recurrent or linear state-space layer. Penalize low-rank structure after whitening by the observed hidden-state covariance, while retaining a ridge term that prevents poorly excited state directions from producing unstable or arbitrarily large transition weights.
Replace communicated floating-point gradients in synchronous federated or data-parallel training with one-bit threshold queries whose thresholds are sampled publicly before gradients are observed. Use several fixed geometric amplitude scales so the same protocol handles unknown gradient means and heavy-tailed client updates without an interactive localization round. Decode each coordinate from the scale whose neighboring estimates are statistically consistent, then apply the decoded aggregate…
Select the coordinates of a sparse adapter or sparse fine-tuning mask using both Fisher width and inverse-Fisher width. The mask should avoid parameter subsets that are cheap in the Fisher geometry but extremely large in the inverse-Fisher geometry, or vice versa, thereby controlling both prediction sensitivity and estimator-like uncertainty.
Replace ordinary sign-gradient or fixed-range gradient quantization in distributed training with a non-adaptive one-bit refinement block. Workers generate all localization and multiscale residue bits using public randomness before the server knows the current aggregate gradient; after decoding a coarse center, the server chooses which stored phase and scale interpretation to use. This should reduce clipping and variance for heavy-tailed gradients without requiring a second communication round.