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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

Toward smart acquisition systems

Advances in Edge computing and AI have made integrating analysis capabilities directly into acquisition systems a reality.

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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

A federated learning approach with distributed multi-source domain adaptation for serverless collaborative learning

CEA-List developed De-FedDaDiL, a fully distributed method for multi-source domain adaptation (MSDA).

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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

Adaptive learning to counter catastrophic forgetting and concept drift in federated learning for optimized electric charging station management with predictive capabilities and data privacy

CEA-List developed federated learning algorithms to predict charging station occupancy in real time without sharing sensitive user data.

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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

Analyzing and reducing political bias in large language models

CEA-List developed a new method for measuring political bias in large language models.

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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

Verification of neural networks: a challenge to overcome

The formal verification of neural networks presents many challenges. Although there are languages to describe how a neural network is expected to behave, current validation tools do not consider the full richness of these languages. CEA-List is investigating practices from the field of programming languages to expand the scope of what can be formally verified.

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2025 Scientific Report • April 1, 2026

Uncertainty in AI-guided Monte Carlo simulations

We developed a method, PEM, to adapt the Monte Carlo algorithm and penalize regions that are uncertain for the AI, mitigating AI errors and making deep-learning-based materials modeling trustworthy.

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2025 Scientific Report • March 30, 2026

A machine-learning-based methodology for fast and efficient modeling of power consumption in digital architectures

In this research, we proposed an AI-assisted methodology to significantly speed up power consumption modeling. Clustering techniques are used to select representative windows, automatically reducing register transfer level (RTL) traces.

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