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cs.LG2026

Exposing Blind Spots in Deep Imbalanced Regression Evaluation

Noah C. Puetz, Jens U. Brandt, Marc Hilbert +3

Deep Imbalanced Regression (DIR) addresses a common failure mode of regression models: target distributions are highly non-uniform, causing models to perform best in densely popula…

cs.SE2026

LLMs taking shortcuts in test generation: A study with SAP HANA and LevelDB

Vekil Bekmyradov, Noah C. Pütz, Thomas Bartz-Beielstein

Large Language Models (LLMs) have achieved impressive results on public benchmarks, often leading to claims of advanced reasoning and understanding. However, recent research in cog…

math.NA2026

Physics-based Approximation and Prediction of Speedlines in Compressor Performance Maps

Abdul-Malik Akiev, Danyal Ergür, Alexander Schirger +3

Speedlines in compressor performance maps (CPMs) are critical for understanding and predicting compressor behavior under various operating conditions. We investigate a physics-base…

cs.LG2026

Multi-Task Optimization over Networks of Tasks

Julian Hatzky, Thomas Bartz-Beielstein, A. E. Eiben +1

Multi-task optimization is a powerful approach for solving a large number of tasks in parallel. However, existing algorithms face distinct limitations: Population-based methods sca…

cs.LG2026

Optimization with SpotOptim

Thomas Bartz-Beielstein

The spotoptim package implements surrogate-model-based optimization of expensive black-box functions in Python. Building on two decades of Sequential Parameter Optimization (SPO) m…

eess.SP2026

MuViS: Multimodal Virtual Sensing Benchmark

Jens U. Brandt, Noah C. Puetz, Jobel Jose George +5

Virtual sensing aims to infer hard-to-measure quantities from accessible measurements and is central to perception and control in physical systems. Despite rapid progress from firs…