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Cross-Attention Routing Between Heterogeneous Systems

We study a cross-attention message router thatselects targets by combining capability match, performance weighting, and reliability scoring, with multi-head routing and a KVcache for repeated queries. Against round-robin and capabilityonly baselines, cross-attention improves capability satisfaction,end-to-end… 

Latent Aggregation for Real-Time Compression of Multi-Modal Metrics

We implement a Multi-Head Latent Attentioninspired aggregator that compresses multi-modal telemetry intoper-topic latent summaries (count/avg/min/max, trend direction,anomaly counts) and evaluate (i) anomaly detection quality, (ii)trend direction accuracy, and (iii) lossy compression efficiency.We show high F1… 

Balanced vs Boundary-Seeking Policies for Robustness Discovery

Which exploration policy finds robustnesscliffs fastest under fixed budgets? We ablate –focus∈ {boundary,runtime,robustness, balanced} atop ouragentic sweep framework [1], measuring (i) time-to-first-cliff,(ii) area-under-uncertainty, and (iii) policy ranking under fixedwall-clock and evaluation budgets. Results show that… 

Minimal-Data Validation for Fielded RF Systems

Week-long exhaustive RF campaigns are costly andslow to iterate. We show that agentic sweeps can synthesizea one-hour acceptance test that statistically approximates theconclusions of a week-long grid, with explicit confidence tracking.Building on probabilistic boundary discovery… 

Toward Real-Time SLAs: Bounding p50/p99 Latency Under SNR Regimes

Operational RF systems require quantifiable latency guarantees. We derive SLA envelopes—p50/p99 latencybounds—as functions of operating conditions (e.g., SNR, ∆f,Q), estimated via active sampling over a drift-free parallelscheduler. Building on agentic boundary discovery [?], cost-awareghost analysis… 

Design Rules for ∆f, AM Depth, FM Deviation, and Q: A Practitioner’s Map

RF integrators need actionable envelopes—“greenzones” and “red lines”—for configuration choices that balancerobustness, latency, and false-alarm cost. Building on probabilistic agentic sweeps [1], ghost-mode cost analysis [2], andscheduling for drift-free throughput [3], we derive practitionerdesign rules… 

Scheduling and Parallelism in RF Benchmarks: Throughput Without Drift

Benchmarking RF demodulation pipelines is oftenbottlenecked by slow simulation loops. While multi-threadedexecution can reduce wall-clock time, naive scheduling maybias robustness estimates if seeds are not managed consistently. We demonstrate a scalable scheduling harness thatexploits CPU… 

Ghost Modes and the Cost of Over-Recovery in RF Demodulation

False positives—or “ghost modes”—in RF demodulation pipelines inflate operational costs when systems respondto spurious detections. We quantify the economic and latencyimpact of ghost hits using anomaly detection modules from theSignalIntelligenceSystem. Iso-ghost contours illustrateregions of high…