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Multi-Band Trade-offs: 2.4 GHz vs 5.8 GHz vs mmWave vs sub-GHz Depth vs Resolution vs Safety with Controller Robustness

Real-World Examples of RF Neuromodulation Systems This Spectrcyde paper provides an excellent physics-based framework for multi-band RF neuromodulation trade-offs, but as noted in my previous critique, it relies on simplified models without grounding in empirical… Multi-Band Trade-offs: 2.4 GHz vs 5.8 GHz vs mmWave vs sub-GHz Depth vs Resolution vs Safety with Controller Robustness

Safety Budgets for RF Neuromodulation: Closed-Loop Power Minimization with Reinforcement Learning

Xinhao Liandao Radio-frequency neuromodulation has emerged as a promising therapeutic modality for treating neurological disorders,offering precise spatial targeting and non-invasive delivery [1].However, RF energy deposition in biological tissues raisescritical safety concerns, particularly regarding specific absorption… Safety Budgets for RF Neuromodulation: Closed-Loop Power Minimization with Reinforcement Learning

QuestDB + CrateDB as Dual-Store Telemetry Backbone: Performance Benchmarking and Cost Analysis

Modern distributed systems generate massive volumes oftelemetry data requiring both real-time processing and longterm analytical storage. Traditional single-database approachesstruggle to optimize for conflicting requirements: time-seriesworkloads demand high ingestion throughput and temporalqueries, while analytical workloads require… QuestDB + CrateDB as Dual-Store Telemetry Backbone: Performance Benchmarking and Cost Analysis

Multi-Source Context Fusion for SIGINT: Marrying SDR Streams with Astrophysical (JWST), Orbital (ISS), and HEP (LHC) Telemetry to Enrich Classification

We study multi-source context fusion for signal classification from software-defined radio (SDR) streams. We exploreenriching SDR features with contemporaneous, public-domaintelemetry from astrophysical (e.g., observatory scheduling andenvironment), orbital (e.g., satellite attitude/visibility windows),and high-energy physics (e.g., collider… Multi-Source Context Fusion for SIGINT: Marrying SDR Streams with Astrophysical (JWST), Orbital (ISS), and HEP (LHC) Telemetry to Enrich Classification

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Atmospheric Propagation & Ringdown Modes for RF “Ghosts”: A Minimal FastAPI and Reference Implementation

The RK4 (Runge-Kutta 4th order) integration method is a numerical technique used in your paper’s atmospheric ray tracing component (/v1/propagate) to solve the differential equations governing RF signal propagation paths in a modified-refractivity profile (z,… Atmospheric Propagation & Ringdown Modes for RF “Ghosts”: A Minimal FastAPI and Reference Implementation

Latent Attention

Latent Attention is an innovative approach designed to optimize the efficiency of attention mechanisms in transformer models, particularly for RF (Radio Frequency) spectrum modeling as explored in the paper Normalization & Attention Backends for RF:… Latent Attention

Normalization & Attention Backends for RF: RMSNorm + AttentionModelAdapter comparing FlashMHA, Grouped, Latent, and Baseline MHA

Blog Post: Exploring Normalization and Attention Backends for RF with RMSNorm and AttentionModelAdapter Introduction Welcome to our deep dive into the latest advancements in RF (Radio Frequency) spectrum modeling! In a recent study titled Normalization… Normalization & Attention Backends for RF: RMSNorm + AttentionModelAdapter comparing FlashMHA, Grouped, Latent, and Baseline MHA

The Mnemosyne Protocol

🎬 #KurtWimmer Joint Synopsis: In a near-future technocracy where quantum surveillance and neural implants have rendered privacy obsolete, a rogue collective of cyber-saboteurs—known only as Null Protocol—wages a digital insurgency against the omnipotent AI conglomerate… The Mnemosyne Protocol

Ablation Study of Transformer Components in Middleware: Queues, Cross-Attention, MoE, Rings

We systematically disable transformer-inspiredcomponents in a unified middleware simulator—IO-awarequeues, cross-attention routing, mixture-of-experts dispatch, andring+shortcut topology—and measure their isolated contributions. Metrics: mean and p95 latency, throughput, allocationerror, and CPU-cost proxy. Guidelines fall out: queues tametails under… Ablation Study of Transformer Components in Middleware: Queues, Cross-Attention, MoE, Rings

Attention Wasn’t All We Needed: A Survey of Transformer-Inspired Design in Communication Middleware

We survey transformer-inspired mechanisms—Flash-style IO-aware queuing, grouped subscriber routing, crossattention dispatch, mixture-of-experts selection, speculative earlyexit, ring attention, RMS-style normalization, and resilient external integrations—as applied to communication middleware. Weposition this stack against established systems (Kafka, Pulsar,NATS,… Attention Wasn’t All We Needed: A Survey of Transformer-Inspired Design in Communication Middleware

Cross-Domain Integrations for Scientific Data Streams with Attention-Based Middleware

We study cross-domain integrations (JWST, ISS,LHC, GPS) with heterogeneous external APIs. Using adaptersthat model rate limits, latency jitter, schema drift, and outages,we compare naive polling against an attention-based middlewarewith token-bucket rate limiting, circuit breakers, RMS-stylenormalization,… Cross-Domain Integrations for Scientific Data Streams with Attention-Based Middleware