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July 9, 202610 min readA new Rust proxy called Turnstile sits between the model backend and the agent harness to capture information lost in mere text transcripts.
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2024Context cues carry information which can improve multiturn interactions in automatic speech recognition (ASR) systems. In this paper, we introduce a novel mechanism inspired by hyper-prompting to fuse textual context with acoustic representations in the attention mechanism. Results on a test set with multi-turn interactions show that our method achieves 5.9% relative word error rate reduction (rWERR) over
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ECIR 20242024E-commerce customers frequently seek detailed product information for purchase decisions, commonly contacting sellers directly with extended queries. This manual response requirement imposes additional costs and disrupts buyer’s shopping experience with response time fluctuations ranging from hours to days. We seek to automate buyer inquiries to sellers in a leading e-commerce store using a domain-specific
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Conference on Natural Language Processing (NATP) 20242024We present a supervised learning approach for automatic extraction of keyphrases from single documents. Our solution uses simple-to-compute statistical and positional features of candidate phrases and does not rely on any external knowledge base or on pre-trained language models or word embeddings. The ranking component of our proposed solution is a fairly lightweight ensemble model. Evaluation on benchmark
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WACV 20242024Video quality can suffer from limited internet speed while being streamed by users. Compression artifacts start to appear when the bitrate decreases to match the available bandwidth. Existing algorithms either focus on removing the compression artifacts at the same video resolution, or on upscaling the video resolution but not removing the artifacts. Super resolution-only approaches will amplify the artifacts
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IEEE SaTML 20242024We revisit the problem of differentially private squared error linear regression. We observe that existing state- of-the-art methods are sensitive to the choice of hyperparameters — including the “clipping threshold” that cannot be set optimally in a data-independent way. We give a new algorithm for private linear regression based on gradient boosting. We show that our method consistently improves over
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