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Cross-Scale Transfer Learning for Depression Severity Prediction: From PHQ-8 to HAMD-17 Across Languages and Clinical Paradigms. It centres on Fine-tuning, and also names Benchmarks. Reported by arXiv. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
Deep Learning for Sleep Heart Rate Estimation from Accelerometers: Toward Population-Scale Cardiac Insight Without Optical Sensors. The story centres on Inference. Reported by arXiv. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
Hi-FLoop: Hierarchical State-Feedback Loops for Multi-Timescale World Modeling. The story centres on Benchmarks. Reported by arXiv. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Agents — the section covering autonomous and tool-using systems, agent frameworks, MCP and orchestration. Open the original report for the full detail.
Hyperscaler cloud revenues projected to top $1 trillion by 2030 amid AI, digital asset convergence: Report. Reported by The Economic Times. Bharat Hunt files it under AI Models, and tracks it as India coverage — the section covering a new or updated model, its capabilities, benchmarks or availability.
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