arXiv:2603.24746v1 Announce Type: cross
Abstract: Grokking — the delayed onset of generalization after early memorization — is often described with phase-transition language, but that claim has lacked falsifiable finite-size inputs. Here we supply those inputs by treating the group order $p$ of $mathbbZ_p$ as an admissible extensive variable and a held-out spectral head-tail contrast as a representation-level order parameter, then apply a condensed-matter-style diagnostic chain to coarse-grid sweeps and a dense near-critical addition audit. Binder-like crossings reveal a shared finite-size boundary, and susceptibility comparison strongly disfavors a smooth-crossover interpretation ($DeltamathrmAIC=16.8$ in the near-critical audit). Phase-transition language in grokking can therefore be tested as a quantitative finite-size claim rather than invoked as analogy alone, although the transition order remains unresolved at present.
Improving Fine-Grained Rice Leaf Disease Detection via Angular-Compactness Dual Loss Learning
arXiv:2603.25006v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Early detection of rice leaf diseases is critical, as rice is a staple crop supporting a substantial share of the