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Resume:

1.-Rosanne, Krystal, and Tom organized Tiny Papers initiative to provide impactful alternative format for early stage researchers to engage with ICLR community.

2.-Tiny Papers had over 200 submissions, requiring recruitment of meta-reviewers, area chairs, and emergency reviewers to handle volume.

3.-Goals were to provide feedback to junior researchers, archive their work, and build community. Submissions spanned many machine learning topics.

4.-For accepted papers, 4 decision categories: invite to present (notable), invite to present, invite to archive, invite to revise.

5.-Schedule includes poster sessions, breaks for discussion, flash orals of 3 minutes each, and a dinner for in-person attendees.

6.-Quantum federated learning involves clients with quantum computing capabilities. Paper proposes post-quantum cryptography signature scheme and dynamic server selection to address security/failure risks.

7.-Point-to-Sequence Soft Attention adds multi-head cross attention to combine visual and text representations, improving over concatenation and co-attention in vision-language tasks.

8.-SIMBA-ML Python framework provides toolbox for model-informed machine learning using simulation results from differential equations to generate synthetic data.

9.-Pruning neural networks iteratively using Sparse-GPT method allows finding optimal subnetworks faster and without expensive resampling compared to magnitude pruning.

10.-Hippocampus place cells exhibit theta sequences - decoded position sweeps from behind to ahead of animal, enabling efficient credit assignment across compressed states.

11.-Multi-channel graph attention uses multiple attentions, one per graph feature channel, to handle multi-channel graph data, wrapped by encoder/decoder for efficiency.

12.-SoftEDA applies label smoothing to augmented examples from EDA text data augmentation, improving model performance on text classification tasks.

13.-FitKernel uses parallel sparse convolutional kernels to increase receptive field and improve transferability of graph convolutional networks for non-IID node feature distributions.

14.-In lifting-based 3D human pose estimation, commonly used minimum mean per joint position error metric leads to miscalibrated predictive distributions.

15.-Theta sequences in hippocampus enable credit assignment for reward learning by compressing experienced states to match short synaptic eligibility traces.

16.-Compound token embedding using cross-attention improves multimodal fusion in vision-language models compared to concatenation and co-attention.

17.-Tiny attention uses SVD of asymmetric word co-occurrence matrix to learn contextual word vectors as an alternative to transformer attention.

18.-Decompositions of causality and fairness metrics reveal impact of variable dependencies and allow diagnosing sources of unfairness in models.

19.-Unsupervised syntagmatic paradigmatic word embeddings (SPVec) learn word associations; improves contextual embeddings by selecting associated context words to disambiguate meaning.

20.-Large language models can engage in multi-step diagnostic reasoning via question-answering with patients when prompted with exemplars of the reasoning process.

21.-Geodesic mode connectivity identifies low-loss paths between independently trained narrow neural networks by optimization in the space of output distributions.

22.-Fast Fourier convolutions can improve self-supervised image denoising, especially for images with sharp contrasting edges like Chinese characters.

23.-Object detection models like YOLOv5 can be tuned to handle incomplete annotations in histopathology data, improving performance with less labeled data.

24.-Generative methods can probe differences between comparably performing classifiers by optimizing for input data points that maximize prediction divergence.

25.-Compressing model updates in federated learning based on their underlying information structure using quantization, entropy coding, and run-length encoding improves communication efficiency.

26.-An ensemble of pre-trained models outperforms single models in classifying breast cancer stage from histopathology images despite domain shift.

27.-Personalized federated learning using hypernetworks to generate client-specific model weights improves segmentation performance in a multi-hospital collaboration scenario.

28.-IVAs exhibit a polarized regime, where active latent variables determine reconstructions while passive variables collapse to the prior; has implications for disentanglement.

29.-MetaXL enhances cross-lingual transfer by meta-learning from multiple source languages, using multi-armed bandits to sample harder source languages for better generalization.

30.-Main takeaways include success of tiny papers format, diversity of presented work, and importance of efficient, secure, explainable and generalizable ML methods.

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