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Apr 20, 2026·Formal Sciences·260421.0085

Block-encodings as programming abstractions: The Eclipse Qrisp BlockEncoding Interface

Matic Petrič, René Zander

This paper introduces the BlockEncoding interface in the Eclipse Qrisp framework, which makes block-encoding techniques accessible as high-level programming abstractions for implementing advanced quantum algorithms. The interface simplifies the practical implementation and resource estimation of algorithms like QSVT, QSP, and Hamiltonian simulation.

Apr 20, 2026·Formal Sciences·260421.0086

Incremental learning for audio classification with Hebbian Deep Neural Networks

Riccardo Casciotti, Francesco De Santis, Alberto Antonietti, Annamaria Mesaros

This paper applies Hebbian learning principles to audio classification in a continual learning setting, introducing a kernel plasticity approach that selectively updates network weights to balance learning new sounds while retaining knowledge of previously learned ones. On the ESC-50 dataset, the method achieves 76.3% accuracy across five incremental learning steps, significantly outperforming a baseline approach.

Apr 20, 2026·Formal Sciences·260421.0087

Universally Empowering Zeroth-Order Optimization via Adaptive Layer-wise Sampling

Fei Wang, Li Shen, Liang Ding, Chao Xue +2 more

AdaLeZO accelerates zeroth-order optimization for fine-tuning large language models by intelligently sampling layers based on their sensitivity rather than uniformly perturbing all parameters. This adaptive approach achieves 1.7-3.0x speedup over existing methods while maintaining memory efficiency and acting as a universal plug-in for existing ZO optimizers.

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