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Yu Cheng

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arxivcs.CLcs.AI2026-07-15

PReM: Learning What to Preserve and When to Refresh for Context Compression

Bohan Yu, Lei Shen, Chenxi Zhou, Chen Han, Junlin Liu, Wenbo Su, et al.

Efficient long-context inference is not only about reducing memory cost, but also about keeping useful contextual evidence accessible as generation proceeds. However, existing compression-oriented approaches, such as key-value (KV) cache compression and context compression, often…

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arxivcs.CVcs.AIcs.LG2026-07-07

Dynamic-in-Few-Step: Unifying Dynamic Computation and Few-Step Distillation for Efficient Video Generation

Yu Cheng, Siyue Yao, Zhongang Qi, Shanyan Guan, Wei Li, Fajie Yuan

Video Diffusion Models (VDMs) have demonstrated superior generation quality but suffer from prohibitive computational costs. While recent few-step distillation techniques significantly accelerate inference, they typically enforce a static model architecture across all denoising s…

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arxivcs.CVcs.AIcs.CL2026-07-07

PolicyShiftGuard: Benchmarking and Improving Policy-Adaptive Image Guardrails

Mingyang Song, Luxin Xu, Haoyu Sun, Minzhou Pan, Yu Cheng, Bo Li

Image guardrails are typically trained and evaluated under a fixed safety policy, implicitly treating safety as an intrinsic property of an image. Real deployments are different: the same image may be allowed in one product, restricted in another, and newly disallowed when a poli…

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arxivcs.AI2026-07-04

Bridging Interleaved Multi-Modal Reasoning as a Unified Decision Process

Zican Hu, Xuyang Hu, Yiming Liu, Zuwei Long, Wei Liu, Yunzhuo Hao, et al.

Unified multi-modal models (UMMs) have shown promising interleaved text-image reasoning capabilities, yet effectively optimizing such multi-turn generation via reinforcement learning (RL) remains an open challenge. Existing approaches apply RL exclusively to text steps, relegatin…

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arxivcs.AIcs.CL2026-07-02

EvoPolicyGym: Evaluating Autonomous Policy Evolution in Interactive Environments

Zhilin Wang, Han Song, Runzhe Zhan, Jusen Du, Jiacheng Chen, Tianle Li, et al.

Autonomous agents are increasingly expected to improve executable policies through feedback, yet existing evaluations often collapse this process into a final score or confound it with open-ended software-engineering progress. We introduce Autonomous Policy Evolution, a controlle…

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