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Maintained weighted key/value covariance statistics and solved regularized test-time regressions using Chebyshev iteration, adding adaptive regularization, input-dependent decay and chunk-wise kernels.
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Kalman-inspired ridge optimality applies to the stated regression, not arbitrary language-model prediction. Finite solver iterations approximate the solution; conditioning, precision, state dimension and gating matter. Constant memory is in sequence length, not model width or batch size; inherited Kalman filtering, ridge regression and Chebyshev iteration are not claimed new.
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Liangzu Peng; Aditya Chattopadhyay; Luca Zancato; Elvis Nunez; Wei Xia; Stefano Soatto
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Gated KalmaNet: conditioned test-time regression with bounded state
Maintained weighted key/value covariance statistics and solved regularized test-time regressions using Chebyshev iteration, adding adaptive regularization, input-dependent decay and chunk-wise kernels.
Scientific scope
Kalman-inspired ridge optimality applies to the stated regression, not arbitrary language-model prediction. Finite solver iterations approximate the solution; conditioning, precision, state dimension and gating matter. Constant memory is in sequence length, not model width or batch size; inherited Kalman filtering, ridge regression and Chebyshev iteration are not claimed new.
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People and systems
Liangzu Peng; Aditya Chattopadhyay; Luca Zancato; Elvis Nunez; Wei Xia; Stefano Soatto
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.