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2026
Regularize neural features indexed by a compact transformation group using the three conditions from the vector-valued Pego theorem: nearby group transformations should produce nearby features, high group-Fourier coefficients should have small energy, and feature energy should remain concentrated in a fixed low-dimensional value-space subspace. The third term is important for large or effectively infinite-dimensional feature spaces, because translation and Fourier smoothness alone do not…
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2026
Replace ordinary absolute positional embeddings with coordinates on a learned flat torus and use dual-lattice Fourier characters as positional features. Control the covariance of the coordinate fundamental domain so that the paper's inequality guarantees a lower bound on the smallest nonzero positional frequency, preventing the learned periodic coordinate system from developing arbitrarily weak or nearly constant modes.
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2026
Add a sparse, interpretable fractional-dynamics layer to a neural world model: candidate terms are evaluated through weak projections, while both their support and continuous derivative orders are selected by validation error versus model complexity. This avoids forcing the model to choose from a dense fixed dictionary containing many nearly collinear fractional orders.
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2026
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.
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2026
Add an asymmetric distillation loss that requires target or teacher observables to be approximable by source or student observables on only a 1-epsilon mass subset of a coupling. Unlike symmetric feature alignment, the student is penalized only for failing to reproduce target functions on well-matched mass, making the objective robust to outliers, label noise, and partial domain mismatch. The inner minimization allows each target observable to select its best source probe rather than forcing a…
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2026
Represent a collection of neural directions as generators of a zonotope and reward the volume spanned by their subsets. The objective favors complementary, non-collapsed vectors rather than merely pairwise-separated vectors, making it suitable for attention heads, MoE expert signatures, or embedding prototypes. Use normalized generators and positive gates so the regularizer cannot be increased trivially by scaling.
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Unverified
2026
Train a constrained neural network on progressively larger data subsets rather than repeatedly solving the full constrained problem from scratch. At each stage, warm-start both the network parameters and constraint multipliers, and use a conservative augmented-Lagrangian gradient update; the paper's local-linear result predicts rapid refinement once the current iterate is near a strong second-order constrained solution.
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2026
Insert a proximal layer after a graph, mesh, or spherical convolution that groups all coordinates belonging to the same Laplacian eigenspace and applies one shared shrinkage gate to the whole group. Unlike coefficientwise spectral pruning, the result is unchanged if the eigenvectors inside a repeated eigenspace are rotated, preventing arbitrary basis-dependent feature selection.
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2026
Build neural computation graphs with explicitly phase-budgeted serial and parallel branches, treating serial compositions as SRG products and parallel residual branches as SRG sums. Allocate phase centers theta_i so that every loop or branch aggregate stays away from -1, enabling stability-aware architecture search and constructive control of branch gains.
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Unverified
2026
Replace an unconstrained q-way polynomial or tensorized feature layer with separate decomposable and primitive interaction channels. The decomposable channel models interactions explainable as products of lower physical-weight feature blocks, while the primitive channel captures residual factors that cannot be represented by those products. This should reduce redundant high-order parameters and provide a controllable inductive bias for compositional or disentangled representations.
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2026
Insert a differentiable Fourier-domain layer after a network predicts a symmetric strain field, projecting every frequency onto the subspace satisfying isotropic mechanical equilibrium. The projection is a closed-form least-squares correction, so the network cannot spend capacity representing large equilibrium violations and the resulting field is physically admissible by construction.
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2026
Use the min-plus phase transition as a training-time controller: begin near p = 1/2 to preserve the initial active-state fraction across depth, then move above or below criticality to deliberately remove or create sparse pathways. The controller uses a measurable state variable, the activation zero fraction, rather than an arbitrary regularization coefficient.
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Unverified
2026
Represent a nonnegative neural output as a homogeneous polynomial with coefficients indexed by count vectors, and penalize violations of the Lorentzian Hessian signature after factorial normalization. Add an M-convex support penalty so mass can move between coordinates through valid exchange operations rather than forming disconnected or brittle coefficient patterns.
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2026
Use the paper's separated near-return criterion as a finite-data certificate that a recurrent or latent dynamical model contains positive-complexity behavior rather than merely noisy prediction error. Detect pairs of nearby trajectories that almost return to their starting points but separate at an intermediate time, then either flag the model for long-horizon unreliability or penalize the number and strength of such events. The monitor is suited to learned world models, RNNs, and neural ODEs…
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2026
Coarse-grain the training trajectory into a one-dimensional field over depth or parameter blocks, such as normalized gradient energy per layer, and model its redistribution as a fluctuating diffusive current. Compute the macroscopic fluctuation action over a sliding time window; use unusually large action as an early-warning signal for nonstationary gradient bursts and reduce the learning rate before divergence. The controller explicitly distinguishes flat layer profiles from step-like…
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2026
Use the paper's explicit pixel-spacing error bound to make radial topological features and losses resolution-aware. Treat intervals whose endpoint changes are below the discretization tolerance as unreliable, and use the bound to select contour resolution or a persistence threshold instead of tuning these quantities arbitrarily. This can improve robustness to rasterization, small contour perturbations, and multi-resolution training.
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2026
Replace a random cyclic filter bank or patch projection with the Weyl–Heisenberg orbit of one normalized learnable prototype. Regularize the prototype so that all nonzero shift and modulation correlations have a large and nearly equal magnitude, maximizing the smallest eigenvalue of the induced feature Gram matrix and preventing poorly observed feature directions.
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2026
Use the paper's explicit approximation bound to select the output-head regularization strength as a function of measurement resolution. Rather than applying fixed weight decay across meshes, increase or decrease regularization so that discretization error and shrinkage error remain balanced.
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2026
Treat a minibatch of nonnegative neural features as a smoothed density f in an embedding space and compute its Riesz potential E_alpha f. Add a hinge penalty whenever the observed potential norm falls below the reverse-HLS lower bound determined by the batch mass and its L^q quasi-norm. This directly discourages feature collapse while preserving the theorem's scale-sensitive interpolation structure.
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2026
Insert a projective normalization and spectral monitor into a recurrent or deep residual dynamical block. If the effective linearized map has one real eigenvalue whose modulus dominates all others, the block is predicted to collapse features toward one direction; constrain the spectral ratio or preserve a controlled two-dimensional rotational mode to maintain representational rank.
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2026
Use a low-dimensional polynomial model of local training dynamics to detect when the leading nonlinear restoring behavior becomes degenerate. Shrink the optimizer step in that region, or fit higher-order terms before restoring it, because the paper shows that quartic nondegeneracy determines whether local nonlinear stability can be certified and that sixth-order terms resolve inconclusive cases.
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2026
Replace an ordinary hierarchical graph encoder with a finite chain-complex encoder whose learned boundary maps satisfy \(\partial_{k-1}\partial_k=0\). Compute Smith normal form on the integer incidence matrices and treat unit-labelled cell pairs as refinement overhead: cancel or gate those pairs before message passing, while preserving non-unit labels that encode genuinely nontrivial structure. The resulting representation should be insensitive to arbitrary cell subdivision while retaining…
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2026
Track where the loss Hessian's eigenvectors are most sensitive to the current minibatch perturbation, rather than using only eigenvalues or a global learning-rate estimate. Apply extra damping only to spectral bands with high geometric response, allowing flat and well-separated curvature modes to retain a larger step size.
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2026
Use the conditioning of a learned symmetry-commutant manifold as a training-time detector for frozen or weakly reachable hidden-state regions. When replica observables become nearly linearly dependent, the commutant Gram matrix becomes ill-conditioned; reduce injected noise and learning rate there, or perturb only directions with measurable response. The mechanism predicts a transition in relaxation curves at a conditioning threshold rather than relying only on validation loss.
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