⏩ Volume 21, Issue No.6, 2023 (ADSMI)
Self-Supervised Temporal Representation Learning for Sparse Event Streams in Distributed Sensor Networks

This paper presents a self-supervised learning framework that captures temporal dependencies from sparse sensor streams. It utilizes contrastive encoding and sequential consistency loss, enabling high-fidelity reconstruction of temporal patterns in data-constrained environments without reliance on external labels or ground truth.

Amit Rajeev Mehta, Anna Sophia Müller, Siddharth Harish Desai, Taro Kenji Nakamura, Maria Julia Navarro, Carlos Felipe Ruiz

Paper ID: 12319601
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Cross-Domain Graph Neural Transfer Mechanisms for Scalable Knowledge Adaptation in High-Dimensional Heterogeneous Networks

This research explores cross-domain transfer in graph neural networks using subspace alignment and structural regularization. The system efficiently adapts representations between domains with minimal labeled data, achieving high performance in heterogeneous graph classification and dynamic topology prediction tasks.

Chen Hao Ming, Li Xin Wei, Zhang Qiang Rui, Liu Mei Zhen, Gao Rui Yuan, Yang Ping Bo

Paper ID: 12319602
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Improving Robustness in Reinforcement Learning Through Stochastic Policy Distillation and Temporal Contrastive Regularization

This paper introduces a reinforcement learning method that enhances policy robustness by distilling stochastic actions with contrastive regularization. The model stabilizes learning in environments with noise and volatility, delivering consistent decision outcomes under uncertain and partially observable conditions.

Olivia Jane Mitchell, Thomas Gerald Adams, James Patrick Clark, Michael Brian Foster, Emily Susan Peterson

Paper ID: 12319603
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A Multimodal Forecasting System for Environmental Anomaly Detection Using Variational Autoencoders and Transformer-Based Attention Layers

We propose a hybrid forecasting framework combining variational autoencoders and transformers for anomaly detection. It handles missing data, fuses multiple sensing channels, and delivers high sensitivity in dynamic forecasting tasks under complex environmental fluctuations and limited supervision.

Neha Supriya Kulkarni, Jean Paul François Morel, Ravi Siddharthan Nair, Carlos Enrique Soto, Elena Beatriz Rossi

Paper ID: 12319604
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An End-to-End Dual Attention Framework for Context-Aware Text and Visual Captioning in Noisy Multimodal Datasets

We propose a dual-attention framework for improving caption generation in noisy multimodal environments. The system aligns textual and visual features using contextual gating and temporal filtering, delivering robust outputs in scenarios with high interference and partial occlusion.

Sarah Amelia Dawson, Robert Francis Wright, Laura Katherine Simmons, David Matthew Cooper, Emma Claire Bennett

Paper ID: 12319605
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