Replacing dense orthogonal matrices with sign-randomized DCTs accelerates Kashin-based LLM quantization to O(N log N) with guaranteed convergence, achieving 4-bit accuracy competitive with OPTQ and QuIP while maintaining numerical stability and native 2-bit hardware compatibility.
Self-supervised pre-training on one real table yields strong tabular transfer, where feature count predicts usefulness and in-context generalization is retrieval-based.
TwinRouterBench introduces static and live dynamic tracks to benchmark LLM routing at agent step-level using deterministic scoring and live execution on SWE-bench.