Accurate forecasting of pathological outcomes is a central problem in psychology. To do so, psychologists often collect intensive longitudinal data. However, in such studies, the desire to acquire a large number of variables for the sake of accurate prediction is often counteracted by the need to minimize participant b...
Yunni Qu, Bing-Cai Kok, Whitney R. Ringwald et al.· 0 citations
Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF) is a security-critical in-kernel execution framework, yet its vulnerability landscape remains fragmented across components, semantic gaps, and testing techniques. We present an empirical study of observed eBPF vulnerabilities. We construct a multi-source dataset from Linux kernel...
Bai-Hong Chen, Ming Hua, Wei-Feng Pan et al.· 0 citations
Persistent Teacher Anchoring (PTA) is proposed, a student-induced but teacher-committed rollout construction that retains chunk-level verification and adds turn-level commitment, allowing a call to reach the environment only after the teacher has verified the entire turn.
Hyung Bin Park, Kyung-dong Song, Sang-Min Lee et al.· 0 citations
A structural abstraction is proposed that uses a static call graph as a shared backbone and projects driver-specific dynamic coverage onto it to derive driver-induced subgraphs and shows that multi-driver fuzzing is fundamentally a structural exploration problem.
Bai-Hong Chen, Ming Hua, Wei-Feng Pan et al.· 0 citations
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