Advancements in Optimization and Machine Learning

The field of optimization and machine learning is rapidly advancing, with a focus on improving the accuracy and efficiency of algorithms. Recent developments have led to the creation of new methods, such as adaptive contrastive approaches and hybrid learning-to-optimize frameworks, which have shown significant improvements in performance. Additionally, there is a growing interest in the development of exact solution algorithms for complex problems, such as bi-level optimization and mixed-integer linear programming. These advancements have the potential to impact a wide range of applications, from electric vehicle charging infrastructure to cyber-physical systems. Noteworthy papers include the proposal of ADALOC, a key-based model usage control method that enables adaptable model updates, and the development of an exact solution algorithm for large-scale electric vehicle charging station placement problems. Furthermore, the integration of large language models and zero-knowledge proof techniques has shown promise in optimizing investment decisions and verifying the correctness of AI model inference. Overall, the field is moving towards more efficient, accurate, and secure methods for optimization and machine learning.

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Frugality in second-order optimization: floating-point approximations for Newton's method

Homomorphic Encryption-based Vaults for Anonymous Balances on VM-enabled Blockchains

N2N: A Parallel Framework for Large-Scale MILP under Distributed Memory

Re-Key-Free, Risky-Free: Adaptable Model Usage Control

Large Language Model-Assisted Planning of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure with Real-World Case Study

A Hybrid Learning-to-Optimize Framework for Mixed-Integer Quadratic Programming

Lower Complexity Bounds for Nonconvex-Strongly-Convex Bilevel Optimization with First-Order Oracles

An Exact Solution Algorithm for the Bi-Level Optimization Problem of Electric Vehicles Charging Station Placement

Zero-Knowledge Proof Based Verifiable Inference of Models

AdaCap: An Adaptive Contrastive Approach for Small-Data Neural Networks

Verifying Numerical Methods with Isabelle/HOL

Beyond Expectation: Concentration Inequalities for Randomized Iterative Methods

Dynamic Stratified Contrastive Learning with Upstream Augmentation for MILP Branching

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