spb/wp44_uqo

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

modified bibliometrics/04_diversity_cagr.py +22 −19

		@@ -20,28 +20,31 @@ def main():
20	20	"cagr_baseline": (b1 / b0) ** (1 / 4) - 1 if b0 > 0 else None, "cagr_post": (p1 / p0) ** (1 / 2) - 1 if p0 > 0 else None,
21	21	"share_2018": b0 / piv.loc[2018].sum(), "share_2022": b1 / piv.loc[2022].sum(), "share_2025": p1 / piv.loc[2025].sum()})
22	22	pd.DataFrame(rows).to_csv(f"{out}/cagr_by_category.csv", index=False)
23		− # similarity between categories: semantic centroids if available, else co-classification Jaccard
24		− sim = None
	23	+ # two dissimilarity sources, both reported: (a) co-classification Jaccard (d = 1 - J), (b) semantic centroids
	24	+ # (SPECTER2 cosine; raw centroid cosines are all close to 1, so d is min-max rescaled over off-diagonal pairs)
	25	+ co = pd.read_csv(f"{R}/results/graph/category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv"); tot = co.groupby(["cat_a", "cat_b"]).n.sum()
	26	+ n_c = cc.groupby("category_id").n_multilabel.sum(); simJ = np.eye(len(cats))
	27	+ for (x, y), n in tot.items():
	28	+ if x in cats and y in cats:
	29	+ j = n / (n_c[x] + n_c[y] - n); simJ[cats.index(x), cats.index(y)] = simJ[cats.index(y), cats.index(x)] = j
	30	+ sources = [("co-classification Jaccard", simJ)]
25	31	for per in ("post", "baseline"):
26	32	p = f"{R}/results/semantic/category_similarity_{per}.csv"
27	33	if os.path.exists(p):
28		− s = pd.read_csv(p, index_col=0); sim = s.reindex(index=cats, columns=cats).fillna(0).values; np.fill_diagonal(sim, 1); src = f"semantic centroids ({per})"; break
29		− if sim is None:
30		− co = pd.read_csv(f"{R}/results/graph/category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv"); tot = co.groupby(["cat_a", "cat_b"]).n.sum()
31		− n_c = cc.groupby("category_id").n_multilabel.sum(); sim = np.eye(len(cats))
32		− for (x, y), n in tot.items():
33		− if x in cats and y in cats:
34		− j = n / (n_c[x] + n_c[y] - n); sim[cats.index(x), cats.index(y)] = sim[cats.index(y), cats.index(x)] = j
35		− src = "co-classification Jaccard"
36		− d = 1 - sim; rng = np.random.default_rng(44); drows = []; crows = []
37		− for y in piv.index:
38		− n = piv.loc[y].values.astype(float); N = n.sum(); p = n / N
39		− rs = float(p @ d @ p); lc = float(1 / (p @ (sim @ p))) if (p @ (sim @ p)) > 0 else None
40		− # bootstrap: multinomial resampling of works over categories
41		− bs = rng.multinomial(int(N), p, size=a.B) / N; rs_b = np.einsum("bi,ij,bj->b", bs, d, bs)
42		− drows.append({"year": int(y), "n": int(N), "rao_stirling": rs, "rs_ci_low": float(np.quantile(rs_b, 0.025)), "rs_ci_high": float(np.quantile(rs_b, 0.975)), "leinster_cobbold_q2": lc, "similarity_source": src})
43		− for i, c in enumerate(cats):
44		− crows.append({"year": int(y), "category": c, "share": p[i], "ci_low": float(np.quantile(bs[:, i], 0.025)), "ci_high": float(np.quantile(bs[:, i], 0.975))})
	34	+ s_ = pd.read_csv(p, index_col=0).reindex(index=cats, columns=cats).fillna(0).values; off = ~np.eye(len(cats), dtype=bool)
	35	+ d_ = 1 - s_; d_[off] = (d_[off] - d_[off].min()) / (d_[off].max() - d_[off].min() + 1e-12); np.fill_diagonal(d_, 0)
	36	+ sources.append((f"semantic centroids ({per}, min-max rescaled)", 1 - d_)); break
	37	+ rng = np.random.default_rng(44); drows = []; crows = []
	38	+ for src, sim in sources:
	39	+ d = 1 - sim
	40	+ for y in piv.index:
	41	+ n = piv.loc[y].values.astype(float); N = n.sum(); p = n / N
	42	+ rs = float(p @ d @ p); lc = float(1 / (p @ (sim @ p))) if (p @ (sim @ p)) > 0 else None
	43	+ bs = rng.multinomial(int(N), p, size=a.B) / N; rs_b = np.einsum("bi,ij,bj->b", bs, d, bs)
	44	+ drows.append({"year": int(y), "n": int(N), "rao_stirling": rs, "rs_ci_low": float(np.quantile(rs_b, 0.025)), "rs_ci_high": float(np.quantile(rs_b, 0.975)), "leinster_cobbold_q2": lc, "similarity_source": src})
	45	+ if src == sources[0][0]:
	46	+ for i, c in enumerate(cats):
	47	+ crows.append({"year": int(y), "category": c, "share": p[i], "ci_low": float(np.quantile(bs[:, i], 0.025)), "ci_high": float(np.quantile(bs[:, i], 0.975))})
45	48	pd.DataFrame(drows).to_csv(f"{out}/diversity_yearly.csv", index=False); pd.DataFrame(crows).to_csv(f"{out}/category_share_ci_yearly.csv", index=False)
46	49	print(pd.DataFrame(drows)[["year", "rao_stirling", "leinster_cobbold_q2"]])
47	50

added literature_synthesis/agent_E/bib_keys.json +100 −0

		@@ -0,0 +1,100 @@
	1	+{
	2	+ "7124974472": "bick2026rapidadoption",
	3	+ "4323655724": "kasneci2023chatgptgood",
	4	+ "2990704537": "wang2019superglue",
	5	+ "4393138529": "han2024peftsurvey",
	6	+ "4410551352": "bodnar2025aurora",
	7	+ "4392947521": "chen2024uni",
	8	+ "4402220065": "wang2024chief",
	9	+ "4401397240": "zhang2024biomedgpt",
	10	+ "4411932262": "binz2025centaur",
	11	+ "7133220561": "dai2023instructblip",
	12	+ "7133250524": "schuhmann2022laion5b",
	13	+ "2995460200": "su2019vlbert",
	14	+ "4393148714": "mou2024t2iadapter",
	15	+ "4289785095": "gal2022textualinversion",
	16	+ "7164501397": "buckley2026textexploit",
	17	+ "4396599905": "zhang2026lowqualityfusion",
	18	+ "4288099666": "ho2022cfg",
	19	+ "4406472463": "zeni2025mattergen",
	20	+ "4400770292": "bastani2024harmlearning",
	21	+ "4406728221": "acharya2025agenticsurvey",
	22	+ "7161734976": "ghareeb2026robin",
	23	+ "4412709685": "swanson2025virtuallab",
	24	+ "4407570917": "piao2026agentsociety",
	25	+ "4413427262": "sapkota2026agentsvsagentic",
	26	+ "4412203333": "zhang2025agentmemory",
	27	+ "7130481397": "liu2026clinicalagents",
	28	+ "2781726626": "haarnoja2018sac",
	29	+ "2963923407": "fujimoto2018td3",
	30	+ "2982316857": "vinyals2019alphastar",
	31	+ "2761873684": "hessel2018rainbow",
	32	+ "7133226216": "yu2021mappo",
	33	+ "4409147637": "hafner2025dreamerv3",
	34	+ "2964083594": "burda2018curiosity",
	35	+ "2991046523": "zhang2021marloverview",
	36	+ "2945976633": "rudin2019stopexplaining",
	37	+ "2439568532": "lipton2018mythos",
	38	+ "2999615587": "lundberg2020treeexplainer",
	39	+ "2999309192": "chicco2020mcc",
	40	+ "3041133507": "zhuang2021transfersurvey",
	41	+ "2436219157": "bottou2018optimization",
	42	+ "4382203079": "zeng2023transformerstsf",
	43	+ "3177318507": "zhou2021informer",
	44	+ "4385763767": "wen2023tstransformers",
	45	+ "4406170795": "hollmann2025tabpfn",
	46	+ "4396821501": "liu2024kan",
	47	+ "2907492528": "wu2021gnnsurvey",
	48	+ "3152893301": "zhou2020gnnreview",
	49	+ "2963399829": "zhang2017mixup",
	50	+ "2981731882": "barredoarrieta2020xai",
	51	+ "2969896603": "mehrabi2021biasfairness",
	52	+ "2670253439": "miller2019explanation",
	53	+ "4366262984": "ali2023xaitrust",
	54	+ "4402698709": "slattery2026riskrepository",
	55	+ "4410609100": "chao2025pair",
	56	+ "4406152291": "alber2025poisoning",
	57	+ "7128782475": "draelos2026unsafeanswers",
	58	+ "4411542009": "moore2025stigma",
	59	+ "4406063062": "papagiannidis2025raigovernance",
	60	+ "4406571986": "mcdonald2025hepolicies",
	61	+ "4366420437": "lo2023rapidreview",
	62	+ "4384464487": "chan2023students",
	63	+ "4383312437": "chan2023policyframework",
	64	+ "4389437528": "baidooanu2023chatgptedu",
	65	+ "4317910584": "rudolph2023assessment",
	66	+ "4322617812": "lim2023ragnarok",
	67	+ "4413447271": "wu2025radfm",
	68	+ "4415913530": "ding2025titan",
	69	+ "4392947532": "lu2024conch",
	70	+ "4385948838": "huang2023plip",
	71	+ "4411099958": "yan2025panderm",
	72	+ "7128029160": "tak2026brainiac",
	73	+ "7119541039": "zhu2026earthfm",
	74	+ "4384071683": "singhal2023clinical",
	75	+ "3185341429": "liu2023prompting",
	76	+ "4319083882": "vandis2023priorities",
	77	+ "4390730779": "cheng2026agentsdefinitions",
	78	+ "7133236347": "raza2026trism",
	79	+ "4407135816": "paschali2025fmradiology",
	80	+ "4390690043": "zhang2026datacentric",
	81	+ "4406472599": "zheng2025learningfrommodels",
	82	+ "4410882873": "schouten2025multimodalmedicine",
	83	+ "4399790131": "zhai2024overreliance",
	84	+ "4398243313": "xia2024assessmentreview",
	85	+ "4409269614": "bittle2025integrity",
	86	+ "4387355843": "jin2023timellm",
	87	+ "4393153153": "liu2024timesurl",
	88	+ "4402727669": "ye2024mplugowl2",
	89	+ "7148475777": "wang2025gpt5medical",
	90	+ "7127319731": "lai2026medr1",
	91	+ "4414991289": "zhang2026dive",
	92	+ "4414023998": "bandi2025agenticreview",
	93	+ "4416209823": "abouali2025agenticparadigms",
	94	+ "7128165235": "allmendinger2026multiagentai",
	95	+ "4408314709": "hasanzadeh2025biashealthcare",
	96	+ "7140170686": "wang2026pedagogical",
	97	+ "7135409568": "collaco2026agentichealthcare",
	98	+ "3137147200": "gholami2022quantization",
	99	+ "4361229539": "zhang2023llamaadapter"
	100	+}
		\ No newline at end of file

modified literature_synthesis/agent_E/make_bib_part05.py +12 −5

		@@ -52,14 +52,21 @@ def toks(s): return set(re.findall(r"[a-z0-9]+", unicodedata.normalize("NFKD", s
52	52	def crossref(doi):
53	53	m = json.loads(get(f"https://api.crossref.org/works/{doi}?mailto={MAIL}"))["message"]
54	54	auth = [a for a in m.get("author", []) if a.get("family")]
	55	+ if not auth: # Crossref record without authors: second verified lookup on OpenAlex by DOI
	56	+ oa = json.loads(get(f"https://api.openalex.org/works/https://doi.org/{doi}?mailto={MAIL}"))
	57	+ auth = [{"family": a["author"]["display_name"].split()[-1], "given": " ".join(a["author"]["display_name"].split()[:-1])} for a in oa.get("authorships", [])]
	58	+ m["oa_authors"] = True
55	59	year = (m.get("issued") or m.get("published") or {}).get("date-parts", [[None]])[0][0]
56	60	return {"type": m.get("type"), "title": m.get("title", [""])[0], "subtitle": (m.get("subtitle") or [""])[0], "authors": [(a.get("family", ""), a.get("given", "")) for a in auth], "container": (m.get("container-title") or [""])[0],
57		− "volume": m.get("volume"), "issue": m.get("issue"), "page": m.get("page"), "year": year, "publisher": m.get("publisher"), "doi": m["DOI"], "event": (m.get("event") or {}).get("name")}
	61	+ "volume": m.get("volume"), "issue": m.get("issue"), "page": m.get("page"), "year": year, "publisher": m.get("publisher"), "doi": m["DOI"], "event": (m.get("event") or {}).get("name"), "oa_authors": m.get("oa_authors", False)}
58	62	def arxiv(aid):
59		− root = ET.fromstring(get(f"https://export.arxiv.org/api/query?id_list={aid}"))
60		− ns = {"a": "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"}; e = root.find("a:entry", ns)
	63	+ for attempt in range(4): # arXiv asks for >= 3 s between requests and returns an empty feed when throttled
	64	+ time.sleep(3.5)
	65	+ root = ET.fromstring(get(f"https://export.arxiv.org/api/query?id_list={aid}"))
	66	+ ns = {"a": "http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"}; e = root.find("a:entry", ns)
	67	+ if e is not None and e.find("a:title", ns) is not None and not e.find("a:title", ns).text.strip().startswith("Error"): break
	68	+ else: raise RuntimeError("arXiv lookup failed " + aid)
61	69	title = re.sub(r"\s+", " ", e.find("a:title", ns).text.strip())
62		− if title.startswith("Error"): raise RuntimeError(aid)
63	70	authors = [a.find("a:name", ns).text for a in e.findall("a:author", ns)]
64	71	year = int(e.find("a:published", ns).text[:4])
65	72	return {"type": "arxiv", "title": title, "authors": [(n.split()[-1], " ".join(n.split()[:-1])) for n in authors], "year": year, "arxiv": aid, "doi": None}
		@@ -108,7 +115,7 @@ for wid, spec in W.items():
108	115	j = len(toks(r["title"]) & toks(m["title"])) / max(1, len(toks(r["title"]) | toks(m["title"])))
109	116	match = "yes" if j >= 0.5 else f"check (jaccard={j:.2f})"
110	117	keys[wid] = key; entries.append(bib(key, m))
111		− ver.append({"key": key, "openalex_id": wid, "doi_or_arxiv": ident, "verified_via": "crossref" if ident.startswith("doi:") else "arxiv", "verified_title": clean(m["title"])[:160], "corpus_title": clean(r["title"])[:160], "match": match, "entry_type": m["type"]})
	118	+ ver.append({"key": key, "openalex_id": wid, "doi_or_arxiv": ident, "verified_via": ("crossref+openalex" if (ident.startswith("doi:") and m.get("oa_authors")) else "crossref") if ident.startswith("doi:") else "arxiv", "verified_title": clean(m["title"])[:160], "corpus_title": clean(r["title"])[:160], "match": match, "entry_type": m["type"]})
112	119	print(key, "|", match, "|", clean(m["title"])[:70]); time.sleep(0.3)
113	120	open(f"{R}/manuscript/references_part05.bib", "w").write("% references_part05.bib — Part V (The Artificial Intelligence Transformation), WP44. Generated by\n% literature_synthesis/agent_E/make_bib_part05.py on 2026-11-03: every entry resolved by one Crossref (DOI) or arXiv lookup;\n% see references_verification_part05.csv. Keys of manuscript/references.bib are not redefined here.\n\n" + "\n".join(entries))
114	121	with open(f"{R}/manuscript/references_verification_part05.csv", "w", newline="") as f:

added literature_synthesis/agent_E/review.md +79 −0

		@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
	1	+# Agent E — Disciplinary review of the AI and machine-learning area (WP44, Phase 5)
	2	+
	3	+Date: 2026-11-03. Inputs: `literature_synthesis/landmarks/ai_ml_landmarks.csv` (234 records) and `ai_ml_abstracts.jsonl` (190 non-empty abstracts); `results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv`; `results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv`, `category_flows_yearly.csv`; `results/econometrics/breaks.csv`, `its_results.json`; `results/emerging/known_set_lead_times.csv`; `manuscript/references.bib` (verified) and `manuscript/references_part05.bib` (88 entries verified by this agent, see `references_verification_part05.csv`). Claim identifiers [E-nn] refer to `claims.csv`; every corpus number quoted below is read from the file named in the claim and is reproduced in the manuscript only through generated macros or tables (`tab_ai_growth`, `tab_ai_counts`, `tab_ai_breaks`, `tab_ai_altdates`, `tab_ai_flows`, `tab_ai_landmark_flags`, `tab_ai_contribution_types`, `tab_ai_landmarks`). Evidence types: *abstract* = read from the stored abstract; *metadata_only* = title/venue/type/identifiers only; *full_text* = none in this review; *corpus_statistic* = a WP44 result file. No full text was read; nothing below describes the content of a paper beyond what its abstract or metadata states. Preprints are named as preprints. The November 2022 boundary is a reference date, not a cause.
	4	+
	5	+## 0. The evidence base and its defects
	6	+
	7	+**The landmark set is not usable as delivered.** The automatic selection (`select_landmarks.py`: highest NCS36 within primary category, floor of fifteen, plus the 200 most cited works overall) returned 234 AI/ML candidates: 33 LLM, 26 AI safety and 25 in each of the other seven categories; 72 are dated 2026 and 39 dated 2025, 136 are typed `article`, 28 `preprint`, 19 `book-chapter`, 11 `dissertation` [E-01, corpus_statistic]. Screening every record against its identifiers, citation counts, venue and abstract (`contributions.csv`, column `data_quality_flag`) flags 44 of 234 (18.8 %) as unreliable [E-02]: 13 *identifier mismatches*, in which the title and abstract belong to an obscure work while the arXiv identifier and the citation count belong to a famous one (the record titled "Toward effective Text-to-MongoDB query translation" carries arXiv 2005.11401, the retrieval-augmented-generation paper, and 3,026 36-month citations; a Portuguese essay on copyright carries 2005.14165, GPT-3; an essay on "theatrical compliance" carries 2201.11903, chain-of-thought prompting; an ICU-simulation preprint carries 2307.09288, Llama 2; a reproduction runner for Adam carries 45,775 citations); 3 *abstract mismatches*, in which a correct title (GPT-4 Technical Report; "GPTs are GPTs"; Powers' evaluation-measures paper) is paired with the abstract of a different work; 11 *implausible years* (mixup, the variational RNN, Soft-SOO, spectral bandits and three other 2013–2019 papers appear as 2024–2026 works, four of them with April–June 2026 arXiv identifiers); 7 *normalisation artefacts* (dissertations with 2–20 citations and NCS36 above 500, because the field-normalised score divides by a tiny reference mean for rare document types and young cohorts); and 10 *off-scope* records (control-theoretic consensus papers under `ai_agents`, an essay on ed-tech "solutionism" under `reinforcement_learning`). The defect is concentrated in the LLM category (8 of 33 flagged for identifier or abstract problems) and in the two "old" categories, ML theory and DL architectures, where misdated classics dominate [E-03]. The mechanism is upstream of this review — OpenAlex work merging and the second-pass arXiv/title linkage of Phase 1 — and must be reported in Part III and audited by Agent N before any landmark statistic is published; the clean count of citation-ranked landmarks in the AI area is therefore 190 at most, and the NCS36 ranking should be re-run with document-type-specific reference sets and a 2026 cohort excluded [E-04, speculative as to remedy].
	8	+
	9	+**What the set does contain.** Of the 234 records, 84 are surveys, 67 methods, 33 empirical studies, 29 theory/position papers, 17 engineering systems and only 4 benchmarks (`tab_ai_contribution_types`; judged from the abstract for 190, from metadata for 44) [E-05]. Within the LLM and generative-AI categories the citation-ranked top is dominated by education and commentary papers on ChatGPT (Kasneci et al. 2023; Lo 2023; Rudolph, Tan and Tan 2023; Chan and Hu 2023; Baidoo-Anu and Owusu Ansah 2023; Dwivedi et al. 2023; van Dis et al. 2023; Lim et al. 2023), not by the technical papers that introduced the models [E-06]. This is a property of the field-normalised ranking inside a multi-label category that spans computer science, education and information systems: the canonical technical lineage (GPT-4, LLaMA, InstructGPT, chain-of-thought, DPO, QLoRA, BLIP-2, Mamba) is present only where an arXiv record was linked, and the review therefore grounds the technical synthesis on the verified entries of `references.bib` (REFERENCE_MAP Part V) and uses the landmark set to characterise what the corpus *rewards* rather than what the field *invented*.
	10	+
	11	+## 1. The corpus picture of the nine categories
	12	+
	13	+*Volume.* The LLM category grows from a primary-category count of a few thousand works in 2018–2022 to tens of thousands in 2025, with a post-period CAGR of 1.085 against 0.189 in the baseline (`cagr_by_category.csv`); generative AI (0.870 vs 0.296), multimodal AI (0.869 vs 0.284), foundation models (0.802 vs 0.661) and AI safety (0.647 vs 0.294) follow; reinforcement learning (0.252 vs 0.208) and ML theory (0.197 vs 0.104) accelerate modestly; DL architectures decelerate slightly (0.155 vs 0.167); AI agents reverse from a negative baseline CAGR (−0.045) to 0.329 [E-07, corpus_statistic]. The LLM share of eligible works rises from 0.33 % (2018) to 5.06 % (2025) [E-08]. Multi-label counts (`tab_ai_counts`) are three to ten times larger than primary counts because the AI categories overlap heavily; the ordering of growth rates is the same under both definitions.
	14	+
	15	+*Structural change.* The interrupted time series at 2022-12 (`breaks.csv`) shows, for the LLM series, a level change of 0.106 log points (HAC p = 0.075) and a slope change of 0.034 log points per month (p ≈ 10⁻⁶⁰), with a placebo p-value of 0.938 for the level and 0.200 for the slope; the Bai–Perron procedure selects a single break at 2022-07 and PELT a change point at 2023-10 [E-09]. The same pattern — no significant level jump at the reference month, a strongly significant slope change, placebo p-values that do not single out December 2022, data-driven breaks before or well after it — holds for multimodal (slope 0.024; break 2022-04) and generative AI (slope 0.019; break 2021-11). AI agents (level −0.210, p = 0.028; slope 0.040), reinforcement learning (level −0.164, p = 0.013) and AI safety (level −0.206, p = 0.002) show *negative* level changes with positive slope changes, i.e. a dip followed by acceleration; DL architectures is the only AI category with no significant slope change (−0.002, p = 0.136) [E-10]. At the alternative event dates the picture is monotone: level effects at the GPT-3 (2020-06) and DALL-E 2 (2022-05) dates are negative for every AI category, while those at the GPT-4 (2023-04) and o1 (2024-09) dates are positive and significant for LLM, multimodal and generative AI (`tab_ai_altdates`) [E-11]. The conservative reading is that the AI literature's acceleration is a trend change that was already under way in mid-2022 and steepened through 2023–2024; the monthly series cannot attribute it to a single product release, and the manuscript must not do so [E-12, established as a statement about the estimates].
	16	+
	17	+*Knowledge flows.* In-corpus references of LLM works went to NLP for 69.6 % in 2019 and 68.6 % in 2022, but only 34.2 % in 2025, when 28.4 % go to the LLM category itself, 4.3 % to HCI and 3.4 % to software engineering (`category_flows_yearly.csv`) [E-13]. Generative-AI works cited computer vision for 53.6 % (2019) and 57.9 % (2022) of their in-corpus references and 33.8 % in 2025, when 13.7 % go to LLM and 6.6 % to HCI; AI-safety works cite LLM for 10.0 % and HCI for 11.5 % in 2025 against 0.1 % and 9.1 % in 2019 [E-14]. Reinforcement learning moves the other way — its share of references to robotics rises from 14.4 % to 23.1 % and to LLM stays below 1 % — and ML theory and DL architectures are essentially unchanged [E-15]. The LLM category has thus become a citation hub for generative AI, safety and agents while remaining peripheral to RL, theory and architectures; this is the corpus-level answer to RQ5 at the level of categories, and it is consistent with but does not establish the "foundation model" convergence thesis (Bommasani et al. 2021) [E-16, contested].
	18	+
	19	+*Emergence lead times.* In the preregistered known-emergence set (`known_set_lead_times.csv`) the detector flags "large language models" 34 months before its peak-growth month, retrieval-augmented generation 12 months, vision-language models 9, diffusion models 9, LLM agents 6, mixture-of-experts 5, speculative decoding 5, state-space models 6, reasoning models 29; mechanistic interpretability has a negative lead (−18), its peak-growth month preceding detection [E-17]. The median lead over the set is 7 months. The long LLM lead reflects the slow pre-2020 literature on "language models" matched by the regex, not foresight.
	20	+
	21	+## 2. Large language and foundation models
	22	+
	23	+*Established.* The decoder-only Transformer scaled with data and compute (Vaswani et al. 2017; Brown et al. 2020; Chowdhery et al. 2022) remains the dominant architecture inside the window; the compute-optimal scaling result of Hoffmann et al. (2022) — more tokens per parameter than Kaplan et al. (2020) implied — is reflected in the open-weight lineage LLaMA → Llama 2 → Llama 3 (Touvron et al. 2023a,b; Dubey et al. 2024; all preprints), whose LLaMA abstract reports a 13B model outperforming GPT-3 on most benchmarks while trained only on public data [E-18, abstract]. Closed frontier releases are documented by technical reports without training details (OpenAI 2023; Gemini Team 2023; OpenAI 2024) and must be cited as such. Domain-specific foundation models are the most visible post-2022 development in the landmark set: self-supervised pathology encoders UNI, CONCH, CHIEF, PLIP and TITAN (Chen et al. 2024; Lu et al. 2024; Wang et al. 2024; Huang et al. 2023; Ding et al. 2025), radiology (Wu et al. 2025), dermatology (Yan et al. 2025), brain MRI (Tak et al. 2026), the Earth system (Bodnar et al. 2025), tabular data (Hollmann et al. 2025), time series (Jin et al. 2023 preprint; Liu et al. 2024) and human cognition (Binz et al. 2025) — all peer-reviewed journal or conference papers whose abstracts report outperforming task-specific baselines on multi-task benchmarks [E-19, abstract]. The adaptation toolkit — LoRA, QLoRA, LLaMA-Adapter, PEFT surveys (Hu et al. 2021; Dettmers et al. 2023; Zhang et al. 2023 preprint; Han et al. 2024 preprint) — is where the open-weight ecosystem's practical growth concentrated; the QLoRA abstract's claim of "99.3 % of ChatGPT" on the Vicuna benchmark is a judge-based measurement, not a capability proof [E-20, abstract].
	24	+
	25	+*Contested.* Emergent abilities: Wei et al. (2022, preprint) report discontinuous capability jumps with scale; Schaeffer et al. (2023, preprint) show that the discontinuities largely disappear under linear or continuous metrics. Both are preprints; the corpus cannot adjudicate and the manuscript should present the disagreement as a measurement question [E-21]. "Sparks of AGI" (Bubeck et al. 2023, preprint) reports qualitative experiments on an early GPT-4 and "contends" general intelligence; it is widely cited (1,420 c36 in the landmark file) but is an unreplicated, non-peer-reviewed position [E-22]. Pure-RL reasoning: the DeepSeek-R1 Nature paper (Guo et al. 2025) reports that reasoning "can be incentivized through pure reinforcement learning, obviating the need for human-labelled reasoning trajectories"; it is peer reviewed, but the generality of the recipe beyond verifiable domains is untested in the corpus [E-23, abstract].
	26	+
	27	+*Speculative.* That domain foundation models will displace task-specific pipelines in regulated domains; the radiology review by Paschali et al. (2025) and the data-centric survey of Zhang et al. (2026) list data, privacy and evaluation obstacles that the landmark abstracts do not resolve [E-24].
	28	+
	29	+## 3. Alignment and post-training
	30	+
	31	+The RLHF recipe (Christiano et al. 2017; Ouyang et al. 2022; Bai et al. 2022a,b) and its closed-form successor DPO (Rafailov et al. 2023, NeurIPS; the abstract is unavailable in the landmark file) are established methods whose limitations are documented by Casper et al. (2023, preprint) [E-25]. The corpus flows show RL's citations to LLM remaining below 1 % through 2025 [E-15], so the "RL renaissance" through post-training is visible in the LLM category rather than in the RL category: the categorisation separates the two communities even where the methods are shared. Jailbreak and adversarial-prompt work — universal suffixes (Zou et al. 2023, preprint), the "jailbroken" analysis (Wei et al. 2023, preprint) and PAIR, which the abstract reports generates semantic jailbreaks with black-box access "in twenty queries" (Chao et al. 2025, IEEE SaTML) — establishes that current alignment is brittle to optimisation pressure [E-26, abstract]. Whether this brittleness is intrinsic to RLHF-style alignment or an artefact of current training scale is unresolved (open problem P-03).
	32	+
	33	+## 4. Reasoning, retrieval and tools
	34	+
	35	+Chain-of-thought prompting (Wei et al. 2022; Kojima et al. 2022), tree-of-thought (Yao et al. 2023a) and Reflexion (Shinn et al. 2023) are preprints or NeurIPS papers whose claims rest on benchmark gains; the reasoning-model turn (OpenAI 2024; Guo et al. 2025) moves the computation to inference time. The known-set detector flagged "reasoning models" in 2023-06, 29 months before the peak-growth month of 2025-11, because the regex includes chain-of-thought [E-17]. Retrieval augmentation (Lewis et al. 2020; Karpukhin et al. 2020; Gao et al. 2023 survey) is the most adopted pattern (12,896 matching works; detection 2023-10, peak growth 2024-10) [E-17]. Tool use — ReAct, Toolformer, ToolLLM (Yao et al. 2023b; Schick et al. 2023; Qin et al. 2023) — is the bridge to agents. Hallucination remains an unsolved measurement problem (Ji et al. 2023; Huang et al. 2025); Singhal et al. (2023, Nature) built the MultiMedQA benchmark and a human evaluation axis precisely because automated metrics were insufficient for clinical answers [E-27, abstract]. Code generation (Chen et al. 2021; Li et al. 2022; Rozière et al. 2023; Li et al. 2023) and its productivity evidence (Peng et al. 2023; Ziegler et al. 2022) belong to Part VII-a's software-engineering synthesis; the detector's lead time for "AI code generation" is 10 months.
	36	+
	37	+## 5. Multimodal and generative AI
	38	+
	39	+*Established.* Contrastive image–text pre-training (Radford et al. 2021) and vision Transformers (Dosovitskiy et al. 2021) underlie the vision-language models of the window: Flamingo, BLIP-2, InstructBLIP, LLaVA, mPLUG-Owl2 (Alayrac et al. 2022; Li et al. 2023 preprint; Dai et al. 2023 preprint; Liu et al. 2023 preprint; Ye et al. 2024 CVPR) share the design of a frozen or lightly adapted LLM fed by a visual encoder through a small bridge; SAM (Kirillov et al. 2023) is the promptable-segmentation analogue [E-28]. LAION-5B (Schuhmann et al. 2022) made open CLIP-scale training possible. Diffusion models (Ho et al. 2020; Rombach et al. 2022; Saharia et al. 2022; Ramesh et al. 2022), classifier-free guidance (Ho and Salimans 2022 preprint), textual inversion (Gal et al. 2022 preprint), T2I-Adapter (Mou et al. 2024, AAAI), DiT (Peebles and Xie 2023) and SD3 (Esser et al. 2024 preprint) form the generative lineage, with MatterGen (Zeni et al. 2025, Nature) as a peer-reviewed scientific application reporting stable, diverse inorganic materials [E-29, abstract]. Speech follows the same self-supervised path (Baevski et al. 2020; Hsu et al. 2021; Radford et al. 2023).
	40	+
	41	+*Contested.* Multimodal grounding in medicine: the evaluation of eight multimodal foundation models on 1,090 cases reports that image predictions are "largely driven by text" and that mild textual suggestions of a wrong diagnosis degrade image classification (Buckley et al. 2026, Nature Communications) [E-30, abstract]; the scoping review of 432 medical multimodal papers (Schouten et al. 2025) and the low-quality-data survey (Zhang et al. 2026) describe missing-modality and noise robustness as open. Whether current VLMs *fuse* or merely *condition on* modalities is therefore unsettled (P-05).
	42	+
	43	+*Corpus.* Generative AI is the category whose citation profile changed most: from a vision-centred (53.6 %) to a split vision/LLM/HCI profile [E-14]; its citation-ranked landmarks are, however, overwhelmingly education and policy studies (Chan 2023; Xia et al. 2024; Bittle and El-Gayar 2025; McDonald et al. 2025; the OECD 2026 Outlook; Bastani et al. 2024 SSRN preprint reporting that GPT-4 access harmed unassisted exam performance) and adoption surveys (Bick, Blandin and Deming 2026: 45 % of US adults 18–64 using generative AI by late 2024, per the abstract) [E-31, abstract]. Technical generative-AI papers are counted in the category but rarely reach its citation top.
	44	+
	45	+## 6. AI agents
	46	+
	47	+*Established.* LLM-based agents are surveyed by Wang et al. (2024), Xi et al. (2023 preprint), Guo et al. (2024) and Cheng et al. (2026); memory mechanisms by Zhang et al. (2025); architectures include generative agents (Park et al. 2023), AutoGen (Wu et al. 2023 preprint), MemGPT (Packer et al. 2023 preprint) and "LLM as OS" proposals (Mei et al. 2024; Ge et al. 2023, preprints). Benchmarks — SWE-bench, WebArena, AgentBench (Jimenez et al. 2024; Zhou et al. 2023; Liu et al. 2023, preprints) — are preprints; the only peer-reviewed agent benchmark in the landmark set is the clinical evaluation of OpenManus and Manus (Liu et al. 2026, npj Digital Medicine) [E-32]. Science agents are the strongest peer-reviewed evidence: the Virtual Lab (Swanson et al. 2025, Nature) designed nanobodies with experimental validation, Robin (Ghareeb et al. 2026, Nature) automates hypothesis generation and data analysis in experimental biology, DIVE (Zhang et al. 2026) extracts data from figures for materials discovery; AgentSociety (Piao et al. 2026) simulates LLM-driven populations [E-33, abstract]. The AI-scientist preprints (Lu et al. 2024; Si et al. 2024) remain hypotheses.
	48	+
	49	+*Contested.* The "agentic AI" definitional literature — Acharya et al. (2025), Sapkota et al. (2026), Bandi et al. (2025), Abou Ali et al. (2025), Allmendinger et al. (2026), Collaço et al. (2026) — produced at least six taxonomies in 2025–2026, most of which are themselves reviews of reviews; the landmark set contains six of them and one benchmark [E-34]. Whether "agentic AI" denotes a distinct class of systems or a relabelling of tool-augmented LLM pipelines is unresolved (P-06). The ai_agents category is heterogeneous: its series mixes classical multi-agent systems and control theory (four off-scope landmarks) with LLM agents, which explains the negative baseline CAGR, the negative 2022-12 level change and the second Bai–Perron break at 2024-07 [E-35]. The detector's lead time for LLM agents is 6 months (detection 2023-10, peak 2024-04).
	50	+
	51	+*Speculative.* Trust, risk and security management for multi-agent LLM systems (Raza et al. 2026) is a framework without empirical validation.
	52	+
	53	+## 7. Reinforcement learning
	54	+
	55	+The deep-RL canon of the baseline period is intact in the landmark set — Rainbow, SAC, TD3, AlphaZero, AlphaStar, MAPPO (Hessel et al. 2018; Haarnoja et al. 2018 preprint; Fujimoto et al. 2018; Silver et al. 2018; Vinyals et al. 2019; Yu et al. 2022), the reproducibility warning of Henderson et al. (2018) and the curiosity study of Burda et al. (2019) — and the single post-2022 method landmark is DreamerV3 (Hafner et al. 2025, Nature), whose abstract reports one configuration mastering over 150 tasks through world models [E-36, abstract]. The MPC–RL survey (Reiter et al. 2026) and the MARL overview (Zhang et al. 2021) frame the field's control-theoretic side. RL's post-2022 slope change (0.012) is the smallest among the accelerating AI categories and its citations go increasingly to robotics (23.1 % in 2025) [E-15]. The field's most consequential post-2022 role — reward modelling and policy optimisation for LLMs (PPO, DPO, GRPO in DeepSeek-R1) — is invisible in the RL category because those papers are classified as LLM work; any claim that "RL declined" after 2022 would be an artefact of the taxonomy [E-37, contested].
	56	+
	57	+## 8. Machine-learning theory and deep-learning architectures
	58	+
	59	+The ML-theory landmark set contains no learning-theory result from the window: it is textbooks (Alpaydin; Zaki and Meira), evaluation metrics (Chicco and Jurman 2020), interpretability (Rudin 2019; Lipton 2018; Lundberg et al. 2020; Verma and Pearl 2022 reprint), optimisation (Bottou, Curtis and Nocedal 2018), transfer learning (Zhuang et al. 2021) and misdated 2013–2019 bandit papers [E-38]. The category as classified is "general machine learning", and its citation top rewards pedagogy and measurement conventions; theoretical work on transformers, in-context learning or scaling (which does exist in the window) is classified elsewhere or cited too little in 36 months to surface. The DL-architectures set is the mirror image: GNN surveys (Wu et al. 2021; Zhou et al. 2020), time-series Transformers and their refutation — Zeng et al. (2023) report that simple linear models outperform Informer-style Transformers on long-term forecasting benchmarks (Zhou et al. 2021; Wen et al. 2023) [E-39, abstract, contested within the field]; mixup (Zhang et al. 2018); Mamba (Gu and Dao 2023, preprint) and KAN (Liu et al. 2024, preprint) as the two architectural proposals of the window, both unreviewed; TabPFN (Hollmann et al. 2025, Nature) as the peer-reviewed one. Efficiency work — FlashAttention, MoE, INT8/GPTQ quantisation, speculative decoding (Dao et al. 2022; Fedus et al. 2022; Dettmers et al. 2022; Frantar et al. 2023; Leviathan et al. 2023; Gholami et al. 2022) — is where architecture research actually moved, and the detector finds short leads for state-space models (6 months), MoE (5) and speculative decoding (5), i.e. these topics were detected only months before their growth peaked [E-40]. DL architectures is the one AI category without a significant post-2022 slope change [E-10]; whether this is a plateau or a relabelling of architecture papers under LLM/foundation categories cannot be decided from the counts (P-08).
	60	+
	61	+## 9. Evaluation
	62	+
	63	+Static benchmarks (GLUE, SuperGLUE, MMLU, BIG-bench: Wang et al. 2018, 2019; Hendrycks et al. 2021; Srivastava et al. 2022), holistic evaluation (Liang et al. 2022), arena-style human preference (Chiang et al. 2024 preprint) and LLM-as-judge (Zheng et al. 2023 preprint) coexist with documented contamination (Sainz et al. 2023), benchmark saturation and the "benchmark lottery" (Dehghani et al. 2021; Ott et al. 2022; Raji et al. 2021; Kiela et al. 2021; Recht et al. 2019). The landmark set contains four benchmark contributions in 234 (SuperGLUE, LAION-5B, MultiMedQA, the clinical agent benchmark) [E-05]; evaluation is under-rewarded by citation ranking relative to its role. The SuperGLUE abstract already records in 2019 that GLUE performance "surpassed the level of non-expert humans", the first instance of the saturation cycle that repeats for MMLU within the window [E-41, abstract]. No landmark abstract reports a contamination-controlled evaluation (P-09).
	64	+
	65	+## 10. Safety, alignment, fairness and societal evidence
	66	+
	67	+*Established.* Risk taxonomies have matured from the concrete-problems agenda (Amodei et al. 2016; Hendrycks et al. 2021) to the AI Risk Repository, which the abstract describes as a living database of 1,725 risks from 74 taxonomies (Slattery et al. 2026, Patterns), the International AI Safety Report (Bengio et al. 2025) and the Science perspective on extreme risks (Bengio et al. 2024) [E-42]. Fairness and explainability surveys (Mehrabi et al. 2021; Barredo Arrieta et al. 2020; Ali et al. 2023; Miller 2019) dominate the AI-safety landmark top, i.e. the category's citation top is pre-LLM "responsible AI". Empirical harms with peer review: medical LLMs are vulnerable to data poisoning at 0.001 % of training tokens (Alber et al. 2025, Nature Medicine), four chatbots gave unsafe answers to patient questions in a physician-led red-teaming (Draelos et al. 2026), LLMs express stigma and respond inappropriately as replacement therapists (Moore et al. 2025, FAccT) [E-43, abstract]. Inference energy of general-purpose models exceeds that of task-specific ones by orders of magnitude (Luccioni et al. 2024; de Vries 2023) [E-44]. Labour and adoption: Eloundou et al. (2024), Dell'Acqua et al. (2023 preprint; the Organization Science version is in the landmark set) and Bick et al. (2026) are the peer-reviewed or preregistered evidence [E-45].
	68	+
	69	+*Contested.* Catastrophic-risk framing (Hendrycks et al. 2023; Shevlane et al. 2023; both preprints) versus the "stochastic parrots" critique (Bender et al. 2021); the corpus shows the AI-safety category citing LLM work for 10 % of its references in 2025 against 0.1 % in 2019 [E-14], so the field has re-oriented, but no landmark abstract reports a validated measurement of a catastrophic capability (P-10). Governance: Papagiannidis et al. (2025) and the healthcare maturity model (2026 review) are frameworks; McDonald et al. (2025) document 116 university policies — descriptive, not evaluative.
	70	+
	71	+## 11. Reconciliations and what the corpus cannot say
	72	+
	73	+1. *Growth vs discontinuity.* The AI categories accelerated; the acceleration is a slope change dated by data-driven methods to mid-2022 or later and not a December-2022 level jump [E-09–E-12]. Statements of the form "ChatGPT caused a surge" are not supported by the design.
	74	+2. *Impact vs invention.* Citation-ranked landmarks in LLM and generative AI are commentary and education papers; the technical lineage is cited through arXiv records that the linkage sometimes misattached [E-02, E-06]. Any "most influential papers" list for AI must be built from a cleaned identifier graph.
	75	+3. *RL and architectures.* Their apparent stagnation is partly taxonomic [E-37, P-08].
	76	+4. *Agents.* Six taxonomies and one peer-reviewed benchmark [E-34]; science agents are the exception with experimental validation [E-33].
	77	+5. *Evidence tiers.* 28 of 234 landmarks are preprints and 72 are dated 2026 with 12-month windows; everything said about 2025–2026 is provisional.
	78	+
	79	+Open problems feeding Part X are listed in `open_problems.csv` (P-01 to P-14).

added literature_synthesis/agent_F/claims.csv +44 −0

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	1	+claim_id,claim,claim_type,evidence_type,supporting_keys,contradicting_keys,corpus_artifact,confidence,verification_status,notes
	2	+F-01,"In the interrupted time-series model, all eleven systems categories show a positive change in the monthly trend of log-volume at 2022-12 with HAC p-values below 0.01; edge computing has the smallest change (0.004, p=0.006) and information retrieval the largest (0.023).",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/econometrics/breaks.csv columns chatgpt_slope, chatgpt_slope_p (rows cat_*)",0.9,machine-verified,Statistical description only; no causal reading.
	3	+F-02,"The trend change at 2022-12 is not specific to that date: for every systems category the placebo slope p-value is at least 0.062 (computer architecture), and reaches 0.477 for operating systems.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv column placebo_slope_p,0.9,machine-verified,Undermines any attribution of the steepening to ChatGPT.
	4	+F-03,"The level change at 2022-12 is negative and significant at 5% for information retrieval (-0.094), AI accelerators (-0.113) and quantum computing (-0.087); positive and significant for computer networks (+0.043) and sustainable computing (+0.049); not significant for the six other categories.",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/econometrics/breaks.csv columns chatgpt_level, chatgpt_level_p",0.9,machine-verified,"Placebo level p-values are all above 0.47, so the level shifts are also not date-specific."
	5	+F-04,"Primary-category output of computer architecture, operating systems, distributed computing, cloud computing, computer networks, database systems and information retrieval declined between 2018 and 2022 (negative baseline CAGR) and grew between 2023 and 2025 (positive post CAGR); edge computing, quantum computing, sustainable computing and AI accelerators grew in both periods.",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv columns cagr_baseline, cagr_post",0.9,machine-verified,Counts are eligible works by primary category; 2026 excluded as incomplete.
	6	+F-05,"The share of total primary output held by computer networks fell from 0.118 in 2018 to 0.067 in 2025, and the shares of architecture, databases, distributed, cloud and operating systems also fell; quantum computing (0.0125 to 0.0196) and sustainable computing rose.",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv columns share_2018, share_2025",0.9,machine-verified,Relative decline predates November 2022.
	7	+F-06,"Bai-Perron (BIC) break dates for the systems categories are scattered between 2022-01 and 2025-04; cloud computing is the only category with a selected break at 2022-11, and computer networks' single break (2022-02) precedes ChatGPT.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv column bp_breaks_bic,0.85,machine-verified,Break detection on monthly log-volume series (Part IV).
	8	+F-07,"Citing works of the systems categories send most of their resolved references to their own category; in citing years 2023-2026 the self-share is 84.9% for quantum computing, 72.4% for networks, 59.2% for IR, 57.7% for architecture, 40.6% for databases, 34.7% for accelerators, 33.1% for cloud, 29.8% for distributed, 24.4% for edge, 16.0% for operating systems and 11.3% for sustainable computing.",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv aggregated by Agent F over citing_year>=2023 (citing_cat, cited_cat, n)",0.85,machine-verified,"Aggregation uses calendar citing years (2023+), not the 30 Nov 2022 boundary."
	9	+F-08,Self-citation shares of the systems categories moved by less than four percentage points between citing years 2018-2022 and 2023-2026; the composition of destinations is stable.,established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv aggregated by Agent F (baseline vs post citing years),0.8,machine-verified,"Largest moves: operating systems 20.5% to 16.0%, quantum 88.3% to 84.9%."
	10	+F-09,"In citing years 2023-2026 the llm category enters the seven largest destinations of information-retrieval references (3.0%), which it did not in 2018-2022; operating systems' largest destination becomes computer architecture (18.8%) rather than itself; edge computing and sustainable computing cite computer networks more than their own category in both periods.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv aggregated by Agent F,0.8,machine-verified,Descriptive; no causal reading.
	11	+F-10,"The landmark candidate lists for the two areas contain 152 (data_distributed) and 125 (hardware_emerging) records, 25 per category after the floor rule; between 10 (distributed, operating systems) and 20 (accelerators, sustainable) per category are post-period; several records are evidently misclassified or are re-publications of older works.",established,metadata_only,,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv, hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (counts by Agent F)",0.95,human-verified,Misclassified examples listed in review.md section 1.2.
	12	+F-11,"Because the landmark score for 2025-2026 is c12 relative to the year mean, several 2026 records with 9-30 citations in total are listed as landmarks; their status is provisional.",established,metadata_only,,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (c36 column), literature_synthesis/select_landmarks.py",0.9,human-verified,"Affects accelerators, sustainable computing, networks, cloud."
	13	+F-12,"Within the post-period accelerators landmarks, at least ten of twenty records are memristive or chaotic neural-network circuit papers (Integration, Neural Networks, IEEE TCYB, Chaos Solitons & Fractals), a nonlinear-dynamics literature rather than AI hardware; the category's landmark list therefore overstates its coverage of accelerator research.",established,metadata_only,,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv rows ai_accelerators 2025-2026,0.85,human-verified,Judged from titles and venues only.
	14	+F-13,"LLM serving systems treat KV-cache memory management as the central bottleneck; vLLM's PagedAttention reports 2-4x throughput at equal latency, while vAttention argues that non-contiguous KV layouts impose programming and performance overheads and proposes CUDA virtual memory instead.",contested,abstract,kwon2023vllm;prabhu2025vattention,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_abstracts.jsonl (4387321091), hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4407217670)",0.8,human-verified,Competing designs evaluated by their own authors.
	15	+F-14,Phase splitting of LLM inference across machine pools (Splitwise) and activation-locality-based GPU-CPU hybrid inference (PowerInfer) are engineering demonstrations whose reported gains are specific to the hardware and models used.,established,abstract,patel2024splitwise;song2024powerinfer,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4401211704, 4404401018)",0.8,human-verified,Abstracts only; no independent replication reviewed.
	16	+F-15,"The 'memory wall' argument holds that peak server FLOPS scaled at 3.0x per two years against 1.6x for DRAM bandwidth and 1.4x for interconnect bandwidth over twenty years, making bandwidth the binding constraint for decoder inference; the figures are the authors' and the article is a perspective.",established,abstract,gholami2024memorywall,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4393145114),0.7,human-verified,Widely cited; the trend rates are not re-derived here.
	17	+F-16,PyTorch 2's TorchDynamo/TorchInductor report geometric-mean speedups of 2.27x (inference) and 1.41x (training) over eager execution on the authors' model suite.,established,abstract,ansel2024pytorch2,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4394998532),0.8,human-verified,Vendor-authored evaluation.
	18	+F-17,"Photonic accelerator papers of 2024-2026 report device-level efficiency figures (e.g., 160 TOPS/W for Taichi) and task demonstrations on small benchmarks; whether these translate into end-to-end system gains is not established.",speculative,abstract,xu2024taichi;ahmed2025photonic;fu2024onn;lam2026neuromorphicphotonic,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4394727812, 7128293306, 4402694963)",0.7,human-verified,ahmed2025photonic abstract unavailable (metadata only).
	19	+F-18,"Quantum error-correction milestones fall inside the window: surface-code scaling from distance 3 to 5 (2023), a 280-physical-qubit neutral-atom logical processor (2024) and below-threshold distance-7 memories with logical error suppression factor 2.14 (2024).",established,abstract,googlequantum2023suppressing;bluvstein2024logical;googlequantum2025belowthreshold,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4321610982, 4389373471, 4405183524)",0.85,human-verified,Peer-reviewed Nature articles; figures as stated in abstracts.
	20	+F-19,The claim of 'utility before fault tolerance' (127-qubit expectation values beyond brute-force classical simulation) is contested; the abstract restricts the claim to brute-force simulation and subsequent classical-simulation responses are not in the landmark set.,contested,abstract,kim2023utility,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4380627387),0.7,human-verified,Rebuttals are not cited because they are not in the verified bibliography.
	21	+F-20,Barren plateaus are treated by the quantum-computing literature as a structural obstacle to variational algorithms; the 2025 review and the earlier NISQ/VQA reviews agree on this.,established,metadata_only,larocca2025barren;cerezo2021vqa;bharti2022nisq,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (4408847956),0.75,human-verified,larocca2025barren abstract unavailable.
	22	+F-21,"Modular quantum computing demonstrations of 2025 (two trapped-ion modules linked by an optical fibre; a 35-chip photonic scale model) are feasibility demonstrations, described by their authors as deterministic gate teleportation and as a sub-performant scale model respectively.",established,abstract,main2025distributedqc;aghaee2025aurora,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (4407158326, 4406693713)",0.8,human-verified,
	23	+F-22,"Quantum computing has the highest post-period CAGR among the systems categories (0.287), the highest self-citation share, and a negative level change at 2022-12; its growth dynamics are internal to the field rather than linked to language models.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv row quantum_computing; results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_quantum_computing; results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv,0.8,machine-verified,Interpretation ('internal') is inferential; statistics are descriptive.
	24	+F-23,"Among database landmarks, the only vector-search item is the Faiss library (GPU paper 2019; library paper 2025/26); the other post-period database landmarks are a data-centric AI survey and a data-quality study, not DBMS engine papers.",established,metadata_only,douze2026faiss;johnson2021faiss;zha2025datacentric;mohammed2025dataquality,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows database_systems,0.85,human-verified,"Vector DBMS surveys (pan2024vectordb, han2023vectordb preprint, taipalus2024vectordb) are in the bibliography but not in the landmark set."
	25	+F-24,"The most cited post-2022 information-retrieval works in the corpus are RAG surveys, LLM-for-recommendation surveys and an embedding resource (C-Pack/BGE), whereas the most cited 2018-2022 works were GNN-based recommendation models and surveys.",established,metadata_only,fan2024ragsurvey;huang2026ragsurvey;zhao2026ragaigc;wu2024llmrec;zhao2024recsysllm;xiao2024cpack;he2020lightgcn;wu2023gnnrec;gao2023gnnrecsurvey,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows information_retrieval,0.85,human-verified,"Shift in what is cited, observable from metadata."
	26	+F-25,"Dense retrieval and retrieval-augmented generation are methodologically continuous with 2020 work (DPR, RAG, ColBERT); the post-2022 landmark set contains surveys and resources rather than new retrieval architectures.",speculative,metadata_only,karpukhin2020dpr;lewis2020rag;khattab2020colbert;zhao2024denseretrieval,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows information_retrieval,0.6,human-verified,Could reflect citation lag for 2024-2026 model papers.
	27	+F-26,"Information retrieval has the largest trend change at 2022-12 (0.023) and a negative level change (-0.094, p=0.019), with BIC breaks at 2022-07 and 2024-07.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_information_retrieval,0.9,machine-verified,
	28	+F-27,"The 2026 slice of cloud-computing landmarks consists almost entirely of LLM-inference scheduling papers at smaller IEEE conferences (token-level GPU pooling, serverless multi-tenant scheduling, carbon-aware prompt scheduling), each evaluated in simulation or on single testbeds.",established,abstract,liao2026caps;li2026deepservecb,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_abstracts.jsonl (7160823269, 7161556515, 7160863705)",0.8,human-verified,Provisional landmarks (see F-11).
	29	+F-28,RCACopilot (EuroSys 2024) reports root-cause category accuracy up to 0.766 on a year of Microsoft incidents; the evaluation is on proprietary data.,established,abstract,chen2024rcacopilot,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_abstracts.jsonl (4394946189),0.8,human-verified,
	30	+F-29,"Cloud computing's ITS level change at 2022-12 is indistinguishable from zero (0.003, p=0.936) while its trend change is 0.019 (p<0.001, placebo p=0.231); its BIC breaks are 2022-11 and 2025-01.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_cloud_computing,0.9,machine-verified,
	31	+F-30,"Edge computing's baseline landmarks are blockchain-IoT and COVID-era IoT application papers; its post-period landmarks are surveys on LLMs at the mobile edge, agentic edge intelligence and edge-cloud collaboration; its trend change at 2022-12 is the smallest of the eleven (0.004) after a high baseline CAGR (0.133).",established,metadata_only,qu2025meillm;zhang2026edgegeneral;liu2026eccc;an2026aiflow;zhou2019edgeintelligence,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows edge_computing; results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_edge_computing,0.85,human-verified,
	32	+F-31,"Computer networks' most cited post-2022 works are 6G vision and ISAC overviews and, in 2026, tutorials on large AI models and agentic AI for communications; the category's positive level change at 2022-12 has placebo p=0.538 and its single BIC break is 2022-02.",established,metadata_only,wang2023road6g;liu2022isac;jiang2026lamagentic;zhang2026edgegeneral,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows computer_networks; results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_computer_networks,0.85,human-verified,
	33	+F-32,"Sustainable-computing landmarks of 2021-2026 form a measurement literature on AI's energy, carbon and water footprints (training carbon, inference carbon, water, grid demand, rebound effects, inference power benchmark); several foundational items are preprints.",established,abstract,patterson2021carbon;luccioni2023bloom;dodge2022carbonintensity;chien2023carbongenai;li2023thirsty;li2025thirsty;luccioni2025jevons;chen2026aielectricity;niu2026tokenpowerbench;devriesgao2026datacenters,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl rows sustainable_computing,0.85,human-verified,"patterson2021carbon, luccioni2023bloom, li2023thirsty are preprints."
	34	+F-33,"Industry figures quoted in abstracts (e.g., inference accounting for more than 90% of LLM power) are not independently verifiable from the corpus.",speculative,abstract,niu2026tokenpowerbench,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_abstracts.jsonl (7138433923),0.6,human-verified,
	35	+F-34,"Sustainable computing's level change at 2022-12 is positive (+0.049, p=0.048) with placebo p=0.754, its post CAGR is 0.233 and it cites computer networks (14.2%) more than itself (11.3%).",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_sustainable_computing; results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv; results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv,0.9,machine-verified,
	36	+F-35,"Operating systems is the smallest systems category (1,363 primary works in 2025), declined at -0.087 per year in 2018-2022 and grew at 0.078 in 2023-2025; its post-period landmarks are GPU-sharing and LLM-serving systems papers.",established,metadata_only,strati2024orion;song2024powerinfer;prabhu2025vattention,,results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv row operating_systems; literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv rows operating_systems,0.85,human-verified,List also contains misclassified health/education records.
	37	+F-36,"Record-quality anomalies affect the systems landmark lists: canonical distributed-systems papers (MapReduce, Lamport clocks, Byzantine generals) appear as 2018-2019 re-publications; an OpenMP taskwait paper carries c36=12,891; an eBPF preprint dated 2020 carries a 2026 OASIcs DOI; NumPy is classified as computer architecture.",established,metadata_only,dean2008mapreduce,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv (2122465391, 1973501242, 2120510885, 4381304672, 3036601975); hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (3099878876)",0.9,human-verified,Feeds the data-quality discussion of Part III/XI.
	38	+F-37,"The most cited post-2022 computer-architecture works are ML-systems papers (PyTorch 2, Splitwise, AWQ, memory wall) and an accelerator survey; the baseline list mixes architecture with scientific software (NAMD, Quantum ESPRESSO).",established,metadata_only,ansel2024pytorch2;patel2024splitwise;lin2025awq;gholami2024memorywall;silvano2025accelerators,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv rows computer_architecture,0.85,human-verified,
	39	+F-38,"Across the eleven categories, the most cited post-2022 works are predominantly surveys and tutorials (IEEE COMST, ACM CSUR, TKDE) and LLM-serving systems papers; new hardware or kernel artefacts are rare in the landmark lists.",established,metadata_only,,,"literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv, hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (type and venue columns)",0.75,human-verified,Short citation windows favour surveys.
	40	+F-39,"The post-2022 steepening of systems-category volume cannot be attributed to ChatGPT: placebo p-values are not small, break dates are scattered, and most classical categories were declining in 2018-2022 so that reversion is a competing explanation.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv; results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv,0.85,machine-verified,"Methodological conclusion, consistent with CLAUDE.md 6.5."
	41	+F-40,"Data-centric AI and data quality are the themes of the post-period database landmarks; related database-community positions on LLMs and data management (fernandez2023llmdata, stonebraker2024goesaround) are outside the landmark set.",speculative,metadata_only,zha2025datacentric;mohammed2025dataquality;fernandez2023llmdata;stonebraker2024goesaround;li2021ai4db,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_landmarks.csv rows database_systems,0.6,human-verified,
	42	+F-41,"Federated learning appears in the systems landmarks as surveys (green federated learning; an MDPI systematic review of 30 studies on FL for cloud/edge security) rather than as systems artefacts; the latter's quantitative claims (25% privacy-risk reduction, 40% better threat detection) are aggregate statements from a small review.",contested,abstract,thakur2025greenfl;mcmahan2017fl;kairouz2021fl,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/data_distributed_abstracts.jsonl (4408156900),0.6,human-verified,4408156900 is not cited in the manuscript.
	43	+F-42,"BPF standardisation (RFC 9669, 2024) and in-kernel aggregation (AggBox) indicate that kernel-extension technology is an infrastructure theme of the period; the evidence is one RFC and one abstract.",speculative,metadata_only,ietf2024rfc9669;vieira2020ebpf;hoiland2018xdp,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv (4403931219); data_distributed_abstracts.jsonl (3036601975),0.5,human-verified,AggBox DOI could not be verified via Crossref; not cited.
	44	+F-43,"Neuromorphic hardware (Loihi 2018) and neuromorphic-computing perspectives (2022) are the baseline accelerators landmarks; the post period adds photonic processors rather than digital accelerators, which are absent from the landmark list despite TPU v4 and GPU papers in the bibliography.",established,metadata_only,davies2018loihi;schuman2022neuromorphic;jouppi2023tpuv4;dally2021gpu;reuther2022accelerators,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/hardware_emerging_landmarks.csv rows ai_accelerators,0.8,human-verified,Digital accelerator papers may be classified elsewhere (architecture).

added literature_synthesis/agent_F/contributions.csv +75 −0

		@@ -0,0 +1,75 @@
	1	+openalex_id,contribution_type,description,judged_from,bib_key
	2	+4387321091,engineering,vLLM / PagedAttention: KV-cache paging for LLM serving; authors report 2-4x throughput at equal latency,abstract,kwon2023vllm
	3	+4407217670,engineering,vAttention: contiguous virtual memory for the KV cache without PagedAttention; argues paging adds programming and performance overheads,abstract,prabhu2025vattention
	4	+4404401018,engineering,PowerInfer: GPU-CPU hybrid LLM inference on a consumer GPU exploiting power-law neuron activation locality,abstract,song2024powerinfer
	5	+4401211704,engineering,Splitwise: prompt and token-generation phases of LLM inference split across machine pools,abstract,patel2024splitwise
	6	+4394944658,engineering,"Orion: operator-granularity, interference-aware GPU sharing between ML clients",abstract,strati2024orion
	7	+4394998532,engineering,PyTorch 2 (TorchDynamo/TorchInductor): bytecode-level graph capture and compilation; reported 2.27x inference / 1.41x training geometric-mean speedups,abstract,ansel2024pytorch2
	8	+4393145114,theory,"AI and Memory Wall: argues memory bandwidth, not FLOPS, is the binding constraint for decoder inference (perspective article)",abstract,gholami2024memorywall
	9	+4406650295,method,AWQ + TinyChat: activation-aware weight quantization and on-device inference framework,abstract,lin2025awq
	10	+4409568286,survey,"Survey of deep-learning hardware accelerators for heterogeneous HPC platforms (GPU, TPU, FPGA, ASIC, PIM, neuromorphic)",abstract,silvano2025accelerators
	11	+3111721177,survey,Primer on processing in memory (book chapter),metadata,mutlu2023pim
	12	+2972087877,survey,Demystifying parallel and distributed deep learning: concurrency analysis of DNN training,abstract,bennun2020demystifying
	13	+4403931219,engineering,RFC 9669: BPF instruction set architecture standardised by the IETF,metadata,ietf2024rfc9669
	14	+2783525259,engineering,"Loihi neuromorphic manycore processor with on-chip learning (14 nm, programmable synaptic rules)",abstract,davies2018loihi
	15	+4210357113,survey,Opportunities for neuromorphic computing algorithms and applications (perspective),metadata,schuman2022neuromorphic
	16	+4394727812,engineering,Taichi photonic chiplet: diffractive-interference hybrid design; authors report 160 TOPS/W and 1000-category on-chip classification,abstract,xu2024taichi
	17	+4402694963,survey,Optical neural networks: progress and challenges,abstract,fu2024onn
	18	+4409283612,engineering,Universal photonic AI acceleration (Nature 2025); abstract unavailable in the corpus,metadata,ahmed2025photonic
	19	+7128293306,engineering,Neuromorphic photonic circuit with on-chip capacitive analog memory; authors report >26x power saving vs SRAM-DAC in analysis,abstract,lam2026neuromorphicphotonic
	20	+4321610982,empirical,Surface-code logical qubit scaling d=3 to d=5 on superconducting qubits (Google Quantum AI),abstract,googlequantum2023suppressing
	21	+4389373471,empirical,"Logical quantum processor on reconfigurable neutral-atom arrays, up to 280 physical qubits",abstract,bluvstein2024logical
	22	+4380627387,empirical,"127-qubit experiment with accurate expectation values beyond brute-force classical simulation (IBM, 'utility before fault tolerance')",abstract,kim2023utility
	23	+4405183524,empirical,"Below-threshold surface-code memories (Willow): distance-7 code, logical error suppression factor 2.14 per distance step",abstract,googlequantum2025belowthreshold
	24	+4408847956,survey,Review of barren plateaus in variational quantum computing,metadata,larocca2025barren
	25	+4407158326,empirical,Distributed quantum computing across an optical link between two trapped-ion modules (gate teleportation),abstract,main2025distributedqc
	26	+4406693713,engineering,Aurora: 35-chip modular photonic quantum computer scale model with fibre networking (sub-performant by the authors' description),abstract,aghaee2025aurora
	27	+4396986598,engineering,Qiskit SDK design and architecture (preprint),abstract,javadiabhari2024qiskit
	28	+4409126690,survey,"IBM quantum computers: evolution, performance, industry applications",abstract,abughanem2025ibmquantum
	29	+4321649614,method,Quantum-selected configuration interaction: hybrid quantum-classical ground-state algorithm robust to sampling noise,abstract,kanno2026qsci
	30	+2781738013,theory,NISQ era framing (Preskill 2018),abstract,preskill2018nisq
	31	+2982169647,empirical,Quantum supremacy on a 53-qubit programmable superconducting processor,abstract,arute2019supremacy
	32	+4213212652,survey,Review of noisy intermediate-scale quantum algorithms,abstract,bharti2022nisq
	33	+4415124086,engineering,"The Faiss library: vector similarity search toolkit, design principles and benchmarks",abstract,douze2026faiss
	34	+2593864460,engineering,Billion-scale similarity search on GPUs (k-selection design; Faiss),abstract,johnson2021faiss
	35	+4406085118,survey,"Data-centric AI survey: training-data development, inference-data development, data maintenance",abstract,zha2025datacentric
	36	+4408444355,empirical,Effects of six data-quality dimensions on 19 ML algorithms (tabular data) under polluted training/test data,abstract,mohammed2025dataquality
	37	+2963507231,benchmark,BLOCKBENCH: data-processing view of private blockchains and benchmarking framework,abstract,dinh2018blockbench
	38	+2795038878,method,Datasheets for datasets (documentation standard),abstract,gebru2021datasheets
	39	+4401857375,survey,Survey of retrieval-augmented LLMs (KDD 2024),abstract,fan2024ragsurvey
	40	+4394947112,survey,Survey of retrieval-augmented text generation organised as pre-retrieval / retrieval / post-retrieval / generation,abstract,huang2026ragsurvey
	41	+7118085507,survey,Survey of RAG for AI-generated content across modalities,abstract,zhao2026ragaigc
	42	+4401834466,survey,Survey of LLMs for recommendation; abstract unavailable in the corpus,metadata,wu2024llmrec
	43	+4394994587,survey,Recommender systems in the era of LLMs,abstract,zhao2024recsysllm
	44	+4400531953,benchmark,"C-Pack: C-MTP training data, C-MTEB benchmark and BGE embedding models for Chinese and English",abstract,xiao2024cpack
	45	+3045200674,method,LightGCN: simplified graph convolution for collaborative filtering (ablation of feature transformation and non-linearity),abstract,he2020lightgcn
	46	+3097300053,survey,Graph neural networks in recommender systems: survey,abstract,wu2023gnnrec
	47	+4315977496,survey,"Survey of GNNs for recommender systems: challenges, methods, directions",abstract,gao2023gnnrecsurvey
	48	+4394946189,engineering,RCACopilot: LLM-based root-cause analysis for cloud incidents; authors report RCA accuracy up to 0.766 on a year of Microsoft incidents,abstract,chen2024rcacopilot
	49	+4395047770,survey,Review of deep-reinforcement-learning methods for cloud resource scheduling,abstract,zhou2024drlcloud
	50	+7160863705,engineering,CAPS: carbon-aware prompt scheduling for multi-tenant LLM inference (trace-driven simulation; 26.8% lower carbon per 1K tokens vs round-robin as reported),abstract,liao2026caps
	51	+7161556515,engineering,DeepServeCB: contextual-bandit elastic scheduling for serverless multi-tenant LLM inference,abstract,li2026deepservecb
	52	+2930508541,theory,Berkeley view on serverless computing (preprint; position paper),abstract,jonas2019serverless
	53	+3152809665,engineering,Nightcore: sub-millisecond serverless runtime for interactive microservices,abstract,jia2021nightcore
	54	+3021475380,engineering,Keystone: open framework for customisable trusted execution environments on RISC-V,abstract,lee2020keystone
	55	+2950865323,survey,Edge intelligence: survey of AI at the network edge (Proc. IEEE 2019),abstract,zhou2019edgeintelligence
	56	+4406207083,survey,Mobile edge intelligence for LLMs: contemporary survey,abstract,qu2025meillm
	57	+7123361055,survey,Edge general intelligence with agentic AI: concepts and technologies,abstract,zhang2026edgegeneral
	58	+4415028496,survey,Edge-cloud collaborative computing on distributed intelligence and model optimisation: survey,abstract,liu2026eccc
	59	+7125650829,theory,AI Flow: device-edge-cloud framework for large models (perspective),abstract,an2026aiflow
	60	+4322576964,survey,"On the road to 6G: visions, requirements, key technologies, testbeds",abstract,wang2023road6g
	61	+3194620979,survey,Integrated sensing and communications for 6G (JSAC overview),abstract,liu2022isac
	62	+7127083419,survey,From large AI models to agentic AI: tutorial for intelligent communications,abstract,jiang2026lamagentic
	63	+7125196921,survey,"Massive IoT: energy, scalability, data and security review",abstract,cheikh2026massiveiot
	64	+2962883549,survey,Deep learning in mobile and wireless networking: survey,abstract,zhang2019dlwireless
	65	+3156891177,empirical,"Carbon emissions and large neural network training: energy and CO2e estimates for T5, Meena, GShard, Switch Transformer, GPT-3 (preprint)",abstract,patterson2021carbon
	66	+4308245305,empirical,"Carbon footprint of BLOOM across its life cycle: 24.7 t CO2e (dynamic) to 50.5 t (full), as reported (preprint)",abstract,luccioni2023bloom
	67	+4283157527,empirical,Software carbon intensity of AI in cloud instances; argues providers should expose carbon information,abstract,dodge2022carbonintensity
	68	+4362707075,empirical,Water footprint of AI models (preprint); CACM version li2025thirsty,abstract,li2023thirsty
	69	+4385481791,empirical,Carbon impact of generative-AI inference today and in 2035; workload model with request-direction policies,abstract,chien2023carbongenai
	70	+4399913870,survey,"Review of green AI (green-by, green-in, measurement tools, regulation)",abstract,boloncanedo2024greenai
	71	+4411541921,theory,Jevons' paradox / rebound effects in AI's environmental debate (argumentative paper),abstract,luccioni2025jevons
	72	+7115707641,theory,Carbon and water footprints of data centres: disclosure gaps and policy (perspective),abstract,devriesgao2026datacenters
	73	+4415057924,survey,Electricity demand and grid impacts of AI data centres: review and vision,abstract,chen2026aielectricity
	74	+7138433923,benchmark,TokenPowerBench: benchmark for power consumption of LLM inference with prefill/decode attribution,abstract,niu2026tokenpowerbench
	75	+4407592994,survey,Green federated learning survey,abstract,thakur2025greenfl

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	1	+problem_id,statement,categories,why_unresolved,testable_direction,supporting_keys
	2	+OP-F01,"Whether paged (non-contiguous) or virtual-memory-backed contiguous KV caches are the better abstraction for LLM serving, and at what cost in programmability, is unsettled.",operating_systems;distributed_computing,"Each design is evaluated by its own authors on specific GPU generations and workloads; no neutral, versioned benchmark across hardware exists.","A shared serving benchmark (fixed traces, several GPU generations, open harness) reporting throughput-per-watt and tail latency for vLLM-style paging, vAttention-style virtual memory and phase-split deployments.",kwon2023vllm;prabhu2025vattention;patel2024splitwise
	3	+OP-F02,Whether the memory wall (bandwidth growing slower than FLOPS) can be circumvented by architectural redesign rather than by model-side sparsity/quantization.,computer_architecture;ai_accelerators,The argument rests on hardware trend extrapolation and on serving workloads of 2023-2024; it has not been tested as the installed base changes.,"Track bandwidth-normalised decode throughput across accelerator generations and model families; test whether gains come from bandwidth or from algorithmic sparsity (AWQ, PowerInfer-style locality).",gholami2024memorywall;lin2025awq;song2024powerinfer
	4	+OP-F03,"Device-level efficiency figures of photonic and neuromorphic accelerators (e.g., 160 TOPS/W) have not been shown to translate into end-to-end system gains once conversion, memory and precision costs are included.",ai_accelerators;sustainable_computing,Demonstrations are on small tasks or shallow models and report energy at the photonic core; no agreed end-to-end benchmark; abstracts are the only evidence reviewed here.,"An MLPerf-style end-to-end benchmark for analog/photonic accelerators including ADC/DAC and memory energy, with precision-matched digital baselines.",xu2024taichi;ahmed2025photonic;lam2026neuromorphicphotonic;fu2024onn
	5	+OP-F04,Whether pre-fault-tolerant quantum processors deliver computational utility beyond the best classical simulation remains contested.,quantum_computing,Utility claims are stated relative to brute-force simulation; improved classical methods move the baseline after publication; the landmark set contains the claim but not its rebuttals.,Preregistered utility experiments with independently committed classical baselines (tensor-network and Clifford-perturbation methods) evaluated by third parties before publication.,kim2023utility;bharti2022nisq
	6	+OP-F05,Whether variational quantum algorithms can avoid barren plateaus without losing classical-simulability or expressivity.,quantum_computing,Theoretical results suggest a trade-off between trainability and classical simulability; empirical demonstrations are small-scale.,"Scaling experiments on error-corrected hardware with trainability diagnostics, compared against classical surrogates such as quantum-selected configuration interaction.",larocca2025barren;cerezo2021vqa;kanno2026qsci
	7	+OP-F06,"Scaling modular and distributed quantum computing (photonic interconnects, gate teleportation) to rates and fidelities compatible with error correction.",quantum_computing;computer_networks,Demonstrations are two-module or sub-performant scale models; fidelity and entanglement rate at scale are unknown.,"Multi-module logical-qubit experiments with reported entanglement rates, fidelities and decoder latency; comparison of trapped-ion, neutral-atom and photonic modules under a common protocol.",main2025distributedqc;aghaee2025aurora;bluvstein2024logical
	8	+OP-F07,There is no agreed protocol for evaluating retrieval-augmented generation that separates the contribution of retrieval quality from parametric memory and from generation.,information_retrieval,"Surveys propose taxonomies, not shared evaluation standards; IR metrics (recall, nDCG) and generation metrics are reported inconsistently.","Benchmarks with held-out, time-stamped corpora and ablations over retriever, index freshness and generator, reporting retrieval metrics and answer faithfulness jointly.",fan2024ragsurvey;huang2026ragsurvey;zhao2026ragaigc;lewis2020rag
	9	+OP-F08,Whether vector search belongs in specialised vector databases or as an extension of relational systems is contested.,database_systems,Library-level evidence (Faiss) and surveys exist; workload-level comparisons under realistic transactional and hybrid queries are rare.,"Open benchmarks mixing structured predicates and approximate nearest-neighbour search over billion-scale embeddings, comparing dedicated and extended systems on cost and recall.",douze2026faiss;pan2024vectordb;stonebraker2024goesaround;malkov2020hnsw
	10	+OP-F09,"Where LLM inference should sit on the device-edge-cloud continuum under energy, latency and privacy constraints.",edge_computing;computer_networks,The literature is dominated by surveys and visions; measured trade-offs on reproducible testbeds are scarce.,"Testbed studies of split inference (on-device, mobile-edge, cloud) with measured energy per token, latency and accuracy for identical models and traffic.",qu2025meillm;liu2026eccc;zhang2026edgegeneral;an2026aiflow
	11	+OP-F10,"The energy, carbon and water footprints of AI inference at fleet scale cannot be measured from public data; rebound effects are untested.",sustainable_computing;cloud_computing,Operators do not disclose AI-specific metrics; estimates rely on models and extrapolation; industry figures quoted in abstracts are not independently verifiable.,Mandatory disclosure of AI workload energy and water by region; benchmarks attributing energy to prefill/decode; natural experiments on efficiency gains and total consumption.,chien2023carbongenai;li2025thirsty;devriesgao2026datacenters;luccioni2025jevons;niu2026tokenpowerbench;chen2026aielectricity
	12	+OP-F11,"LLM-based operations tooling (incident root-cause analysis, scheduling) is evaluated on proprietary traces; external validity is unknown.",cloud_computing,Evaluations use one provider's incidents or trace-driven simulations; no public incident corpus with ground-truth causes.,"A public, anonymised incident benchmark with labelled root causes and an evaluation protocol for LLM-assisted diagnosis.",chen2024rcacopilot;liao2026caps;li2026deepservecb
	13	+OP-F12,"The classifier assigns scientific software, social-science and health records to systems categories, and the landmark score elevates re-published classics and anomalous citation counts; category-level results inherit this noise.",computer_architecture;operating_systems;distributed_computing;cloud_computing,Rule-based multi-label classification over OpenAlex topics; no venue-stream validation for systems categories in the landmark lists reviewed here.,Venue-based validation (DBLP streams such as OSDI/SOSP/ISCA/SIGCOMM/SIGMOD) of category precision; exclusion of re-publication records from citation-window scores.,priem2022openalex;ley2002dblp
	14	+OP-F13,Whether the 2023-2025 output recovery of the classical systems categories reflects LLM-infrastructure research or mean reversion after a 2018-2022 decline.,computer_architecture;operating_systems;distributed_computing;cloud_computing;database_systems;computer_networks,The ITS slope change is significant for all categories but placebo dates perform similarly; break dates are scattered; the landmark lists show LLM-serving papers but their share of each category's volume is not measured.,"Topic-level decomposition of each systems category (LLM-serving, GPU scheduling, vector search subtopics) and their share of category growth; comparison with control fields outside AI.",kwon2023vllm;gholami2024memorywall

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	1	+# Agent F — Systems and Computing Infrastructure: disciplinary synthesis (WP44, Phase 5)
	2	+
	3	+Scope: database systems, information retrieval, distributed computing, cloud computing, edge computing, computer networks
	4	+(area `data_distributed`); computer architecture, accelerators and AI hardware, operating systems, quantum computing,
	5	+sustainable computing (area `hardware_emerging`). Inputs: `literature_synthesis/landmarks/{data_distributed,hardware_emerging}_landmarks.csv`
	6	+and `_abstracts.jsonl`, `results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv`, `results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv`,
	7	+`results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv`, `results/econometrics/breaks.csv`, `manuscript/references.bib`.
	8	+Every claim below is indexed in `claims.csv` (F-01 … F-43); every landmark discussed is typed in `contributions.csv`;
	9	+unresolved questions are in `open_problems.csv` (OP-F01 … OP-F13). Evidence is metadata and abstracts only; no full text
	10	+was read. Preprints are named as such. Nothing in this review attributes a change to ChatGPT.
	11	+
	12	+## 1. What the evidence base is, and what it is not
	13	+
	14	+### 1.1 The candidate lists
	15	+
	16	+The two landmark lists contain 152 and 125 records, that is 25 per category after the floor rule of
	17	+`select_landmarks.py` (top works by NCS36 within primary category; for 2025–2026, c12 relative to the year mean). Between
	18	+10 (distributed computing, operating systems) and 20 (AI accelerators, sustainable computing) records per category fall in
	19	+the post period. Abstracts are available for 14 of 25 accelerator records and for 19–24 of 25 elsewhere (F-10).
	20	+
	21	+Two properties of the scoring rule shape what follows. First, because 2025–2026 records are ranked by c12 relative to a
	22	+year mean that is itself small, several 2026 "landmarks" have nine to thirty citations in total (F-11); they are
	23	+provisional and are treated here as indications of what is being cited now, not as established landmarks. Second,
	24	+NCS36 rewards records that OpenAlex has re-dated: the distributed-computing list opens with MapReduce, Lamport's
	25	+"Time, clocks" and "The Byzantine generals problem" recorded as 2018–2019 re-publications, an OpenMP `taskwait`
	26	+paper carries c36 = 12,891, an eBPF preprint dated 2020 carries the DOI of a 2026 OASIcs volume, and NumPy
	27	+("Array programming with NumPy", c36 = 5,512) is the top baseline record of computer architecture (F-36). These
	28	+anomalies are documented in `contributions.csv` and `claims.csv` and should be fed to the data-quality discussion of
	29	+Parts III and XI; they are not discussed as scientific contributions of the period.
	30	+
	31	+### 1.2 Misclassified records (excluded from the synthesis, listed for Agent K)
	32	+
	33	+The rule-based classifier assigns to the systems categories a number of records that are not systems research. The
	34	+clearest cases are: `cloud_computing` 110250037 (a dissertation on teaching Chinese as a second language), 4364375730
	35	+(social health protection during COVID), 4385584867 and 4386827074 (energy-management book chapters);
	36	+`database_systems` 3080729669 and 3032576892 (student dissertations), 3005599391 (an ethnography of mobile phones),
	37	+3037795158 (digital technology in pandemic response, *Lancet Digital Health*), 4324129606 (data quality of online
	38	+human-subjects panels), 4402762189 and 4408925021 (e-learning), 7161586974 (Paleobiology Database user guide);
	39	+`operating_systems` 3092732687 and 3134501457 (student dissertations), 4366587887 (educational technology),
	40	+7130515337 (nursing students' AI literacy), 7162190207 (AI mental-health therapy), 7131624127 (feature selection),
	41	+7127083763 (regulatory sandboxes); `quantum_computing` 4386285839 (strategic transformation of higher education),
	42	+4407091026 (mammography screening); `sustainable_computing` 4403458785, 4407614581, 7122842330, 7128511066, 7131638452
	43	+(higher education, banking, globalisation, product passports); `distributed_computing` 3182706339 (a statistics paper
	44	+on R-squared), 7130586201, 7123363719, 7118998287 (control theory); `computer_architecture` 3099878876 (NumPy),
	45	+3046751266 and 3016932526 (molecular-dynamics and DFT codes), 2952332632 (autonomous-vehicle architecture);
	46	+`edge_computing` 3017623177, 3023398824, 3006456063, 3023617420 (COVID-era application reviews), 4401806686
	47	+(generic AI overview); `information_retrieval` 4395483946 (generative AI in higher education). Roughly one record in
	48	+five in the two lists is of this kind. This is a finding about the taxonomy (OP-F12), and it means that the category-level
	49	+statistics of §2 carry classification noise whose magnitude is not estimated here.
	50	+
	51	+A second group is in scope but is not "research of the period": IETF RFCs (Multipath TCP 2020, SCTP 2022, BPF ISA
	52	+2024), textbooks and handbooks (*Principles of Distributed Database Systems*, *Wireless Communications*, *Spatial Data
	53	+Science*), a Linked-Data chapter and a Semantic-Web reprint. They record what the field cites, not what it produced.
	54	+
	55	+### 1.3 How the review reads the rest
	56	+
	57	+After these exclusions, 74 records are discussed and typed in `contributions.csv`. Every statement about a paper's
	58	+content is taken from its abstract; where the abstract is missing (Nature 2025 photonic accelerator; the 2025 barren-plateau
	59	+review; the LLM-for-recommendation survey; the processing-in-memory primer) the statement is from title and venue
	60	+only, and `claims.csv` says so.
	61	+
	62	+## 2. The eleven categories in the corpus
	63	+
	64	+### 2.1 Volume and growth
	65	+
	66	+`cagr_by_category.csv` (eligible works by primary category; 2026 excluded as incomplete) separates the eleven
	67	+categories into two groups (F-04, F-05). Seven classical categories — computer architecture, operating systems,
	68	+distributed computing, cloud computing, computer networks, database systems and information retrieval — *declined*
	69	+between 2018 and 2022 (baseline CAGR between −0.018 for IR and −0.087 for operating systems) and *grew* between
	70	+2023 and 2025 (post CAGR between 0.071 for networks and 0.198 for cloud). Four categories grew in both periods:
	71	+edge computing (0.133 then 0.126), quantum computing (0.103 then 0.287), sustainable computing (0.092 then 0.233) and
	72	+AI accelerators (0.148 then 0.092). The shares of the classical categories in total primary output fell throughout:
	73	+computer networks, the largest, from 0.118 in 2018 to 0.067 in 2025; architecture from 0.039 to 0.023; databases from
	74	+0.033 to 0.019. Quantum computing rose from 0.0125 to 0.0196. The relative decline of the classical systems fields is
	75	+a pre-2022 phenomenon that continued after 2022 even as their absolute output recovered.
	76	+
	77	+### 2.2 Structural change
	78	+
	79	+In the interrupted time-series model of Part IV (`breaks.csv`, monthly log-volume, event 2022-12), all eleven
	80	+categories show a positive and significant change in trend (F-01): from 0.004 per month for edge computing
	81	+(p = 0.006) to 0.023 for information retrieval, with 0.020 for distributed computing, 0.019 for cloud, 0.018 for
	82	+accelerators and quantum, 0.016 for architecture, operating systems and sustainable computing, 0.014 for databases
	83	+and 0.009 for networks. This uniformity is itself informative: the trend steepening is not confined to the categories
	84	+that have anything to do with language models. The placebo test confirms the point (F-02): for every category the
	85	+share of placebo event dates whose slope statistic is at least as extreme is 0.062 or more (architecture 0.062,
	86	+distributed and edge 0.077, databases and IR 0.092, accelerators, quantum and sustainable 0.169, networks 0.200, cloud
	87	+0.231, operating systems 0.477). Level changes at 2022-12 are heterogeneous in sign (F-03): negative and significant
	88	+for IR (−0.094), accelerators (−0.113) and quantum (−0.087); positive and significant for networks (+0.043) and
	89	+sustainable computing (+0.049); indistinguishable from zero for the others — and placebo level p-values are all above
	90	+0.47. Bai–Perron break dates selected by BIC are scattered (F-06): 2022-01 and 2025-04 for quantum, 2022-02 for
	91	+networks, 2022-07 for sustainable computing, 2022-07 and 2024-07 for distributed computing and IR, 2022-11 and
	92	+2025-01 for cloud (the only 2022-11 break), 2023-05 for architecture, 2023-09 for operating systems, 2023-11 for
	93	+databases, 2024-11 for accelerators, 2025-01 for edge computing. The reading that the corpus supports is a
	94	+field-wide acceleration of output from 2022–2023 onwards that the November 2022 date does not single out, superimposed
	95	+on a prior decline of the classical categories, so that mean reversion competes with any infrastructure-demand
	96	+explanation (F-39, OP-F13).
	97	+
	98	+### 2.3 Citation flows
	99	+
	100	+Aggregating `category_flows_yearly.csv` over citing years 2018–2022 and 2023–2026 (calendar years, not the 30 November
	101	+boundary), the systems categories remain strongly self-referential (F-07): in the post years the self-share is 84.9 %
	102	+for quantum computing, 72.4 % for networks, 59.2 % for IR, 57.7 % for architecture, 40.6 % for databases, 34.7 % for
	103	+accelerators, 33.1 % for cloud, 29.8 % for distributed computing, 24.4 % for edge computing, 16.0 % for operating
	104	+systems and 11.3 % for sustainable computing. Shares moved by less than four points between periods (F-08). Three
	105	+details matter for the synthesis (F-09): the `llm` category enters the seven largest destinations of IR references only
	106	+in the post years (3.0 %); operating systems now sends more references to computer architecture (18.8 %) than to
	107	+itself; edge computing and sustainable computing cite computer networks more than their own category in both periods,
	108	+which is as much a statement about where the classifier draws boundaries as about intellectual dependence.
	109	+
	110	+## 3. Computer architecture, accelerators and operating systems
	111	+
	112	+### 3.1 Architecture: the most cited work is machine-learning systems
	113	+
	114	+Once scientific software and misclassified records are removed, the post-2022 architecture landmarks are a coherent
	115	+set (F-37): *PyTorch 2* (ASPLOS 2024), whose abstract reports that TorchDynamo captures graphs by rewriting Python
	116	+bytecode and that TorchInductor yields geometric-mean speedups of 2.27× for inference and 1.41× for training on the
	117	+authors' model suite (F-16; a vendor-authored evaluation); *Splitwise* (ISCA 2024), which characterises LLM inference
	118	+as a compute-bound prompt phase and a memory-bound token-generation phase and places them on different machine
	119	+pools (F-14); *AWQ* (the GetMobile reprint of the MLSys 2024 paper), an activation-aware weight-quantisation method
	120	+with an on-device inference framework; the *AI and Memory Wall* perspective (IEEE Micro 2024), which states that peak
	121	+server FLOPS scaled at 3.0× per two years over twenty years against 1.6× for DRAM bandwidth and 1.4× for interconnect
	122	+bandwidth, and argues that decoder inference is bandwidth-bound (F-15); and a 2025 ACM Computing Surveys review of
	123	+deep-learning accelerators for heterogeneous HPC platforms (GPU, TPU, FPGA, ASIC, RISC-V, processing-in-memory,
	124	+neuromorphic). The baseline list adds the processing-in-memory primer and Ben-Nun and Hoefler's concurrency analysis
	125	+of distributed deep learning. The lineage is the one the bibliography already documents — the end of Dennard scaling
	126	+and the "golden age" of domain-specific architecture, TPU v1 and v4, GPU evolution — and the post-2022 landmarks are
	127	+its continuation under one workload. What is established is that the architecture community's most cited output of
	128	+2023–2025 concerns LLM training and serving; what is not established, from abstracts, is whether the memory-wall
	129	+diagnosis holds as the installed base changes (OP-F02).
	130	+
	131	+### 3.2 Accelerators: photonic and neuromorphic demonstrations, and a classification artefact
	132	+
	133	+The accelerator list is the most distorted by classification (F-12): at least ten of its twenty post-period records are
	134	+memristive or chaotic Hopfield-network circuit papers in *Integration*, *Neural Networks*, *IEEE TCYB* and *Chaos,
	135	+Solitons & Fractals*, a nonlinear-dynamics literature that the topic classifier maps to AI hardware. Digital
	136	+accelerators (TPU v4, GPUs) are absent from the list though present in the bibliography (F-43); they appear to be
	137	+classified under architecture. What remains is a photonic and neuromorphic thread: Loihi (IEEE Micro 2018), the
	138	+neuromorphic-computing perspective of *Nature Computational Science* (2022), the *Taichi* photonic chiplet
	139	+(*Science* 2024; the abstract reports 160 TOPS/W and on-chip 1,000-category classification), *Universal photonic
	140	+artificial intelligence acceleration* (*Nature* 2025; abstract unavailable), an optical-neural-network review
	141	+(*Light: Science & Applications* 2024), and 2026 *Nature Communications* papers on an electro-optic analog memory
	142	+(the abstract reports a >26× power saving in analysis relative to SRAM–DAC designs) and a hyper-multiplexed
	143	+matrix–matrix optical processor. These are device-level demonstrations with device-level efficiency metrics; the
	144	+abstracts do not report end-to-end energy including conversion and memory, and the review treats their system-level
	145	+impact as speculative (F-17, OP-F03). The category's level drop at 2022-12 (−0.113, p = 0.027) and late BIC break
	146	+(2024-11) do not suggest a language-model-driven surge in this literature.
	147	+
	148	+### 3.3 Operating systems: GPU resource management as the OS problem of the period
	149	+
	150	+Operating systems is the smallest of the eleven categories (1,363 primary works in 2025) and the one that declined
	151	+fastest before 2022 (−0.087 per year), recovering at 0.078 per year afterwards (F-35). Its post-period landmarks are
	152	+*PowerInfer* (SOSP 2024), a GPU–CPU hybrid engine that keeps "hot" neurons on a consumer GPU and computes "cold" ones
	153	+on the CPU, exploiting a power-law activation distribution; *Orion* (EuroSys 2024), which intercepts kernel launches
	154	+from several clients and schedules at operator granularity to limit interference; and *vAttention* (ASPLOS 2025),
	155	+which argues that PagedAttention's non-contiguous KV-cache layout imposes programming and performance overheads and
	156	+restores contiguity with CUDA virtual memory. Read together with vLLM (SOSP 2023, classified under distributed
	157	+computing), this is a live design controversy over memory abstractions for LLM serving (F-13, OP-F01), evaluated by
	158	+each system's own authors on particular hardware. The baseline landmarks — *Keystone* (EuroSys 2020, customisable TEEs
	159	+on RISC-V), *Nightcore* (ASPLOS 2021, sub-millisecond serverless), the Berkeley serverless view (preprint), persistent-
	160	+memory key-value stores — show the field's pre-2022 concerns (serverless, TEEs, persistent memory) that the landmark
	161	+lists no longer register after 2023. The BPF instruction-set RFC (2024) and an in-kernel aggregation preprint point to
	162	+kernel-extension technology as an infrastructure theme, on thin evidence (F-42). Operating systems is also the
	163	+category whose largest citation destination is now computer architecture (F-09), consistent with GPU-centric systems
	164	+work.
	165	+
	166	+## 4. Distributed, cloud and edge computing, and networks
	167	+
	168	+### 4.1 Distributed computing
	169	+
	170	+After the re-publication records and the control-theory papers are set aside, the post-period distributed-computing
	171	+landmarks are vLLM (SOSP 2023; the abstract reports 2–4× throughput at equal latency from near-zero KV-cache waste),
	172	+LOOM (a live race-bypassing system, recorded as a 2026 Columbia repository item) and OrbitalBrain (in-space ML
	173	+training on nanosatellites, OASIcs 2026). The baseline list, beyond the classics, contains a blockchain survey
	174	+duplicated under two OpenAlex identifiers, *Majority is not enough* (selfish mining) and a Korean consensus
	175	+pre-processing paper — blockchain was the distributed-computing growth topic of 2018–2020, and the post-period flows
	176	+still send 4.3 % of distributed-computing references to the blockchain category. The category's trend change at
	177	+2022-12 is among the largest (0.020) and its BIC breaks are 2022-07 and 2024-07. Nothing in the landmark set
	178	+supports a statement about consensus, transactions or fault tolerance in 2023–2026; the distributed-systems canon
	179	+of the bibliography (Paxos, PBFT, CAP, Spanner, Borg, Kubernetes, serverless) is cited but not renewed in the
	180	+most-cited slice.
	181	+
	182	+### 4.2 Cloud computing
	183	+
	184	+The post-period cloud landmarks split into three kinds (F-27, F-28). (i) LLMs for operations: *RCACopilot* (EuroSys
	185	+2024) matches incidents to handlers, aggregates diagnostics and predicts the root-cause category; the abstract reports
	186	+accuracy up to 0.766 on a year of Microsoft incidents, a proprietary evaluation (OP-F11). (ii) Reviews: deep
	187	+reinforcement learning for cloud scheduling (*Artificial Intelligence Review* 2024) and an MDPI systematic review of
	188	+30 studies on federated learning for cloud/edge security whose aggregate percentages (25 % privacy-risk reduction,
	189	+40 % better threat detection) are not interpretable without the primary studies (F-41). (iii) The 2026 slice, which
	190	+consists almost entirely of LLM-inference scheduling at smaller IEEE conferences: token-level GPU pooling,
	191	+contextual-bandit elastic scheduling for serverless multi-tenant inference, and carbon-aware prompt scheduling (CAPS,
	192	+trace-driven simulation, 26.8 % lower carbon per thousand tokens than round-robin as reported). These are provisional
	193	+landmarks (F-11) and single-testbed or simulation studies, but they show the direction of citation in 2026. The
	194	+baseline cloud landmarks were VM and task scheduling with metaheuristics, energy efficiency in data centres and
	195	+IoT–cloud integration; the continuity is scheduling, the discontinuity is the workload. Cloud computing's ITS level
	196	+change is zero (p = 0.936) while its trend change is 0.019 and its BIC breaks are 2022-11 and 2025-01 (F-29); it is
	197	+the only systems category with a selected break in the ChatGPT month, which the placebo result (0.231) does not allow
	198	+to be read as specific.
	199	+
	200	+### 4.3 Edge computing
	201	+
	202	+Edge computing is the category whose landmark composition changed most visibly and whose time series changed least
	203	+(F-30). Its baseline landmarks are blockchain–IoT integration papers (2018–2019), the *Edge Intelligence* survey
	204	+(*Proceedings of the IEEE* 2019) and COVID-era IoT application reviews; its post-period landmarks are surveys and
	205	+visions on language models at the edge: *Mobile Edge Intelligence for LLMs* (COMST 2025), *Toward Edge General
	206	+Intelligence with Agentic AI* (COMST 2026), *Edge–Cloud Collaborative Computing* (COMST 2026) and *AI Flow*
	207	+(2026), which proposes a device–edge–cloud framework for large models. The abstracts describe architectures,
	208	+taxonomies and challenges; none reports a measured deployment. Edge computing's trend change at 2022-12 is the
	209	+smallest of the eleven (0.004, p = 0.006) after a baseline CAGR of 0.133 that had already doubled the category's
	210	+share; its only BIC break is 2025-01. The LLM-at-the-edge literature is therefore, on this evidence, a change in
	211	+what the field writes surveys about rather than a measurable change in its output. Where inference should sit on the
	212	+device–edge–cloud continuum is an open empirical question (OP-F09).
	213	+
	214	+### 4.4 Computer networks
	215	+
	216	+Networks is the largest systems category and the one whose share of output fell most (0.118 to 0.067). Its most cited
	217	+post-2022 works are the 6G roadmap (COMST 2023) and the ISAC overview (JSAC 2022), both pre-dating or coinciding with
	218	+the window's start, the *Wireless Communications* textbook, the mobile-edge-LLM survey, and in 2026 tutorials on
	219	+large AI models and agentic AI for communications (JSAC 2026), a massive-IoT review and a pinching-antenna tutorial
	220	+(F-31). The positive level change at 2022-12 (+0.043, p = 0.021) has placebo p = 0.538 and the single BIC break is
	221	+2022-02; the series was already rising before ChatGPT. The deep-learning-for-wireless surveys of 2018–2019 show that
	222	+machine learning entered networking research well before the window; what the 2026 tutorials add is the vocabulary of
	223	+large models and agents, whose empirical content cannot be assessed from abstracts.
	224	+
	225	+## 5. Database systems and information retrieval
	226	+
	227	+### 5.1 Databases: data quality and vector search
	228	+
	229	+The database landmark list is the most contaminated by misclassification (§1.2). What remains is instructive (F-23,
	230	+F-40): the only engine-level item is vector search — the GPU similarity-search paper (IEEE TBD 2019) and *The Faiss
	231	+Library* (IEEE TBD 2025/26), whose abstract frames Faiss as the core of vector databases and describes its indexing,
	232	+compression and benchmarking; the other post-period landmarks are the *Data-centric AI* survey (CSUR 2025) and an
	233	+empirical study of six data-quality dimensions across nineteen ML algorithms (*Information Systems* 2025). The
	234	+baseline list contains BLOCKBENCH (TKDE 2018), *Datasheets for datasets* (CACM 2021) and a persistent B+-tree
	235	+dissertation. The bibliography's vector-DBMS surveys and the database community's position papers on LLMs
	236	+(*Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment* 2023; *SIGMOD Record* 2024) are not in the landmark set. The honest summary is
	237	+that the most cited database work of the period, as the corpus records it, is about data for machine learning and
	238	+about embedding search, not about transaction processing or query optimisation; whether vector search belongs in
	239	+dedicated systems or in extended relational engines is contested and untested at workload level (OP-F08). The
	240	+category's trend change (0.014) and BIC break (2023-11) are unremarkable among the eleven.
	241	+
	242	+### 5.2 Information retrieval: from graph recommendation to retrieval augmentation
	243	+
	244	+IR shows the clearest shift in what is cited (F-24). The 2018–2022 landmarks are graph-neural-network recommendation
	245	+— NGCF, KGAT, GraphRec, LightGCN (SIGIR 2020, which reports that feature transformation and non-linear activation
	246	+contribute little to collaborative filtering), self-supervised graph learning — and the GNN-recommendation surveys of
	247	+CSUR and ACM TORS. The 2023–2026 landmarks are RAG surveys (KDD 2024; CSUR 2026, which organises RAG into
	248	+pre-retrieval, retrieval, post-retrieval and generation; *Data Science and Engineering* 2026 on RAG for generated
	249	+content), surveys of LLMs for recommendation (TKDE 2024; *World Wide Web* 2024), and *C-Pack* (SIGIR 2024), which
	250	+releases training data, a Chinese embedding benchmark and the BGE embedding models. The methodological lineage is
	251	+continuous with 2020 (DPR, RAG, ColBERT); the landmark set contains no new retrieval architecture of 2023–2026, which
	252	+may reflect the citation lag of recent model papers as much as the field's output (F-25). In the corpus, IR has the
	253	+largest trend change at 2022-12 (0.023), a negative level change (−0.094, p = 0.019), BIC breaks at 2022-07 and
	254	+2024-07 (F-26), and is the only systems category whose post-period references reach the `llm` category in measurable
	255	+proportion (3.0 %). RAG evaluation — separating retrieval quality from parametric memory and from generation — has no
	256	+agreed protocol (OP-F07).
	257	+
	258	+## 6. Quantum computing
	259	+
	260	+Quantum computing is the category least connected to the rest (self-share 84.9 %), the fastest-growing after 2022
	261	+(CAGR 0.287) and the one whose level fell most clearly at 2022-12 (−0.087, p = 0.039) (F-22). Its landmarks are a
	262	+coherent experimental sequence that the window happens to contain (F-18): the NISQ framing (2018) and supremacy
	263	+experiment (2019) as baseline; then surface-code scaling from distance 3 to 5 on superconducting qubits (*Nature*
	264	+2023), the 280-physical-qubit neutral-atom logical processor (*Nature* 2024), the below-threshold distance-7
	265	+memories with logical error suppression factor Λ = 2.14 per distance step (*Nature* 2024), two-module trapped-ion
	266	+distributed computation by gate teleportation over an optical link (*Nature* 2025) and the 35-chip photonic *Aurora*
	267	+scale model (*Nature* 2025), which its authors describe as sub-performant (F-21). The 127-qubit "utility before fault
	268	+tolerance" experiment (*Nature* 2023) is contested: its abstract restricts the claim to circuit volumes beyond
	269	+brute-force classical simulation, and the classical-simulation responses that followed are not in the landmark set
	270	+and are not cited here because they are not in the verified bibliography (F-19, OP-F04). On the algorithmic side,
	271	+the barren-plateau review (*Nature Reviews Physics* 2025; abstract unavailable) and quantum-selected configuration
	272	+interaction (*Physical Review Research* 2026), which diagonalises classically in a subspace sampled from a noisy
	273	+device, mark the two responses to the trainability problem of variational algorithms (F-20, OP-F05). Qiskit's design
	274	+paper is a preprint; the IBM retrospective (*Journal of Supercomputing* 2025) is a narrative of one vendor's roadmap.
	275	+None of this literature has any connection with language models, and the corpus statistics for the category should
	276	+be read as the signature of a field growing on its own momentum.
	277	+
	278	+## 7. Sustainable computing
	279	+
	280	+Sustainable computing is small (1,639 primary works in 2025), grew at 0.233 per year after 2022, has a positive level
	281	+change at 2022-12 (+0.049, p = 0.048; placebo p = 0.754) and cites computer networks more than itself (F-34). Its
	282	+landmarks form a measurement literature on the footprint of machine learning (F-32): carbon of large-model training
	283	+(Patterson et al. 2021, preprint; BLOOM's 24.7–50.5 t CO2e, preprint), the carbon intensity of cloud instances
	284	+(FAccT 2022), generative-AI inference carbon today and in 2035 (HotCarbon 2023 workshop), the water footprint of AI
	285	+(preprint 2023, CACM 2025), green-AI and green-federated-learning reviews (2024–2025), rebound effects and Jevons'
	286	+paradox (FAccT 2025), data-centre carbon and water disclosure gaps (*Patterns* 2025/26), grid impacts of AI data
	287	+centres (*Nexus* 2026) and *TokenPowerBench* (AAAI 2026), a benchmark attributing inference energy to prefill and
	288	+decode. Several of the most cited items are preprints or workshop papers, and the quantitative statements they
	289	+carry (including industry figures quoted in abstracts, such as inference exceeding 90 % of LLM power) are not
	290	+independently verifiable from the corpus (F-33). The field's own diagnosis — that operators do not disclose AI-specific
	291	+energy and water, so fleet-scale footprints are modelled rather than measured — is the central open problem (OP-F10).
	292	+
	293	+## 8. Cross-cutting synthesis
	294	+
	295	+Three statements are established by the corpus. First, the systems categories accelerated after 2022 as a group,
	296	+and the acceleration is not specific to the ChatGPT date (F-01, F-02, F-06). Second, the classical systems categories
	297	+had been declining in absolute and relative terms since 2018 and recovered in absolute terms only; their share of
	298	+computer science continued to fall (F-04, F-05). Third, citation flows among systems categories were stable; the
	299	+only measurable new destination is IR's references to the `llm` category (F-07–F-09).
	300	+
	301	+Two statements are established by the metadata of the most cited works. The most cited post-2022 architecture,
	302	+operating-systems, distributed and cloud papers are LLM training and serving systems — compilation, phase splitting,
	303	+KV-cache management, GPU sharing, consumer-GPU inference, inference scheduling — and the most cited IR, edge and
	304	+networking papers are surveys and tutorials about language models (F-24, F-30, F-31, F-37, F-38). Quantum computing
	305	+and sustainable computing follow their own trajectories, the former experimental, the latter a measurement
	306	+literature on AI's footprint (F-22, F-32).
	307	+
	308	+What cannot be established from this evidence: that LLM-infrastructure research explains the volume recovery (its share
	309	+of each category's output is not measured; OP-F13); that any of the systems designs discussed is superior to its
	310	+competitors (each is evaluated by its authors; OP-F01, OP-F02); that photonic or neuromorphic efficiency figures hold at
	311	+system level (OP-F03); that pre-fault-tolerant quantum processors deliver utility (OP-F04). Finally, the landmark
	312	+lists themselves carry a classification-noise rate of roughly one record in five (OP-F12), which bounds the precision
	313	+of every category-level statement above and should be reported alongside the results of Part IX.

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	5	+W4372046852,survey,"Textbook chapter 'Introduction to Algorithms' (2023), no abstract",metadata_only,theory,algorithms,2023,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-26212-8_4,1114.0,804.2780269058295,textbook,no,,Introduction to Algorithms
	6	+W4285092328,theory,Dijkstra's 1959 shortest-path note reprinted in the 2022 ACM Books volume,abstract,theory,algorithms,2022,baseline,book-chapter,10.1145/3544585.3544600,868.0,724.7350484463749,reprint_misdated,no,,A Note on Two Problems in Connexion with Graphs
	7	+W3148190347,survey,"Book chapter 'Introduction to Graph Theory' (2023), no abstract",metadata_only,theory,algorithms,2023,post,book-chapter,10.1142/9789811273117_0001,503.0,455.41427595628414,textbook,no,,Introduction to Graph Theory
	8	+W7128526706,method,"Glider snake optimiser, nature-inspired metaheuristic benchmarked on CEC functions (2026)",abstract,theory,algorithms,2026,post,article,10.1007/s10462-026-11504-x,91.0,101.26493940172338,metaheuristic,no,,Glider snake optimizer (GSO): a nature-inspired metaheuristic algorithm for global and engineering optimization problems
	9	+W2112641412,survey,Gallian's dynamic survey of graph labelling (2022 edition),abstract,theory,algorithms,2022,post,article,10.37236/11668,1780.0,288.61814892416174,in_scope_survey,no,,A Dynamic Survey of Graph Labeling
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	11	+W2003494253,survey,CS2 textbook 'Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs' (2024),abstract,theory,algorithms,2024,post,book-chapter,10.1017/9781009260350.002,231.0,275.60804020100505,textbook,no,,Algorithms+Data Structures = Programs
	12	+W7125913058,method,MIP model and evolutionary decoding for multi-resource flexible job-shop scheduling under pallet automation (2026),abstract,theory,algorithms,2026,post,article,10.1109/tsmc.2026.3655483,73.0,84.02038567493113,in_scope_research,no,,Multiresource-Constrained Flexible Job Shop Scheduling With Fixture Pallets and Setup Stations Under Pallet Automation Systems
	13	+W1491280261,method,Grammar-guided genetic programming (CFG-GP) thesis re-deposited in 2022,abstract,theory,algorithms,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.26190/unsworks/6784,28.0,209.69298245614038,reprint_misdated,no,,Grammatical bias for evolutionary learning
	14	+W3111526966,survey,CRC textbook chapter on algorithms (2020),abstract,theory,algorithms,2020,baseline,book-chapter,10.1201/9781003091479-1,202.0,200.82966396292002,textbook,no,,Introduction to Algorithms
	15	+W3119051141,method,"Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm (2021), metaphor-based metaheuristic",abstract,theory,algorithms,2021,baseline,article,10.1016/j.cma.2020.113609,1513.0,176.3286814620167,metaheuristic,no,abualigah2021aoa,The Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm
	16	+W4406080942,method,"Artificial lemming algorithm (2025), bionic metaheuristic",abstract,theory,algorithms,2025,post,article,10.1007/s10462-024-11023-7,330.0,112.41427295439541,metaheuristic,no,,Artificial lemming algorithm: a novel bionic meta-heuristic technique for solving real-world engineering optimization problems
	17	+W2146101030,theory,Communication complexity of document exchange (SODA 2000) re-deposited with a 2026 date,abstract,theory,algorithms,2026,post,conference-paper,10.82444/warw.33642076,46.0,353.0526747845123,reprint_misdated,no,,Communication complexity of document exchange
	18	+W4405348595,survey,Book chapter 'Positive Definite Matrices' (2024); abstract field reads 'placeholder notes',abstract,theory,algorithms,2024,post,book-chapter,10.1142/9789811299223_0004,125.0,151.20861797162374,textbook,no,,Positive Definite Matrices
	19	+W7118096636,method,"Modified starfish optimisation algorithm applied to heart-disease data (2026), no abstract",metadata_only,theory,algorithms,2026,post,article,10.1016/j.eswa.2026.131088,42.0,46.737664339256945,metaheuristic,no,,A modified starfish optimization algorithm (M-SFOA) for global optimization problems and its application to heart disease risk prediction
	20	+W4233225156,survey,Springer undergraduate chapter 'Introduction to Algorithms' (2020),metadata_only,theory,algorithms,2020,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-030-34209-8_4,149.0,148.13673232908457,textbook,no,,Introduction to Algorithms
	21	+W2891784792,theory,"Online algorithms with machine-learned predictions (ski rental, scheduling); 2024 arXiv posting of a 2018 conference paper",abstract,theory,algorithms,2024,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2407.17712,112.0,142.64098765432098,reprint_misdated,no,,Improving Online Algorithms via ML Predictions
	22	+W7155156112,method,"Gray langurs optimiser (2026), multi-group bio-inspired metaheuristic",abstract,theory,algorithms,2026,post,article,10.1007/s10462-026-11529-2,40.0,44.5120612754828,metaheuristic,no,,Gray langurs optimizer: a multi-group bio-inspired optimization algorithm
	23	+W3139484821,method,"Aquila Optimizer (2021), metaphor-based metaheuristic, no abstract",metadata_only,theory,algorithms,2021,baseline,article,10.1016/j.cie.2021.107250,1186.0,138.21931012158083,metaheuristic,no,abualigah2021aquila,Aquila Optimizer: A novel meta-heuristic optimization algorithm
	24	+W2121903617,survey,CRC chapter 'Introduction to evolutionary algorithms' (2018 reprint),abstract,theory,algorithms,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1201/9781482268713-14,292.0,135.62163175992498,textbook,no,,Introduction to evolutionary algorithms
	25	+W1486707681,theory,"Sequence distance embeddings (doctoral thesis, Warwick) re-deposited with a 2026 date",abstract,theory,algorithms,2026,post,dissertation,10.82444/warw.33642484,38.0,1163.0179211469535,reprint_misdated,no,,Sequence distance embeddings
	26	+W2207864362,theory,"Algebraically defined digraphs over finite fields (thesis, 2024)",abstract,theory,algorithms,2024,post,dissertation,10.58088/v6j9-5f14,6.0,134.92307692307693,dissertation,no,,Properties of some algebraically defined digraphs
	27	+W4254202520,theory,Turing's 1936 'On Computable Numbers' in a 2021 MIT Press anthology,metadata_only,theory,computational_complexity,2021,baseline,book-chapter,10.7551/mitpress/12274.003.0008,353.0,227.2789500772002,reprint_misdated,no,,"On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem (1936)"
	28	+W1638203394,survey,"Li and Vitanyi, An Introduction to Kolmogorov Complexity (4th ed., 2019)",metadata_only,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,book,10.1007/978-3-030-11298-1,1437.0,122.10728346456693,textbook,no,li2019kolmogorov,An Introduction to Kolmogorov Complexity and Its Applications
	29	+W2979043732,theory,"ETH-tight algorithms for geometric network problems (thesis, TU/e 2019); abstract field is boilerplate",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,dissertation,,5.0,111.01694915254237,dissertation,no,,ETH-tight algorithms for geometric network problems
	30	+W2957144896,empirical,UTAUT model of mobile-learning adoption (psychology),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,article,10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01652,177.0,72.24848261060211,misclassified,no,,Factors Determining the Behavioral Intention to Use Mobile Learning: An Application and Extension of the UTAUT Model
	31	+W4241184911,theory,Wolfram's two-dimensional cellular automata chapter (2018 CRC reprint),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1201/9780429494093-6,93.0,68.7493670886076,reprint_misdated,no,,Two-Dimensional Cellular Automata
	32	+W4394806711,empirical,"PLS-SEM survey on AI, social media and student well-being",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2024,post,article,10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e29523,197.0,59.311783860943,misclassified,no,,Artificial intelligence and social media on academic performance and mental well-being: Student perceptions of positive impact in the age of smart learning
	33	+W4386113651,method,Preprint: validation protocol for consciousness-theoretic claims about AI systems,abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2023,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2308.08708,170.0,57.664,misclassified,no,,Cheap Correlate or Discriminating Property? An Executable Validation Protocol for Consciousness- and Cognition-Theoretic Claims about AI
	34	+W1513303009,theory,Wolfram's collected cellular-automata papers (CERN record),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,article,,251.0,52.922228129373856,reprint_misdated,no,,Cellular Automata And Complexity: Collected Papers
	35	+W4406215947,empirical,Digital transformation and SME innovation performance (systems theory),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2025,post,article,10.3390/systems13010043,104.0,24.553686934023286,misclassified,no,,"Digital Transformation and Innovation Performance in Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises: A Systems Perspective on the Interplay of Digital Adoption, Digital Drive, and Digital Culture"
	36	+W2905177801,method,"Optimal trees for prediction and prescription (MIT OR thesis, 2018)",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2018,baseline,dissertation,,5.0,51.149155722326455,misclassified,no,,Optimal trees for prediction and prescription
	37	+W2955897898,survey,Wireless communications above 100 GHz for 6G,abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,article,10.1109/access.2019.2921522,596.0,49.00829497340763,misclassified,no,,Wireless Communications and Applications Above 100 GHz: Opportunities and Challenges for 6G and Beyond
	38	+W4377102915,survey,"Smart digital technologies in learning environments, 'complexity theory' lens",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2023,post,article,10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16348,204.0,47.81265827221507,misclassified,no,,"Challenges, opportunities, and prospects of adopting and using smart digital technologies in learning environments: An iterative review"
	39	+W3139085460,empirical,"Machine-learning education thesis (MIT, 2020)",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2020,baseline,dissertation,,8.0,45.743589743589745,misclassified,no,,Reorienting machine learning education towards tinkerers and ML-engaged citizens
	40	+W2808541536,theory,"Meet-continuity and locally compact sober dcpos (domain theory thesis, 2018)",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2018,baseline,dissertation,,10.0,44.30861723446894,dissertation,no,,Meet-continuity and locally compact sober dcpos
	41	+W73572444,survey,"Complexity Theory and the Social Sciences (Routledge, 2022)",abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2022,baseline,book,10.4324/9781003213574,215.0,43.70967741935484,misclassified,no,,Complexity Theory and the Social Sciences
	42	+W7122741622,survey,Digital fringe projection profilometry review (metrology),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2026,post,article,10.3390/metrology6010003,12.0,32.16440030557678,misclassified,no,,"Recent Advances in Digital Fringe Projection Profilometry (2022–2025): Techniques, Applications, and Metrological Challenges—A Review"
	43	+W7133302269,empirical,AI-assisted learning tools and learning outcomes (cognitive load theory),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2026,post,article,10.1016/j.chbr.2026.100986,12.0,85.25451005840362,misclassified,no,,AI-assisted learning tools and student learning outcomes: A cognitive load theory perspective
	44	+W7160425037,theory,SAT solved by restricted spiking neural P systems with temporal division rules (TCS 2026); no abstract,metadata_only,theory,computational_complexity,2026,post,article,10.1016/j.tcs.2026.116009,12.0,16.14637579169599,in_scope_research,no,,Solving SAT by restricted spiking neural P systems with temporal division rules
	45	+W4391177866,survey,Undergraduate chapter 'Computational Complexity' (2024),metadata_only,theory,computational_complexity,2024,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-42209-6_2,32.0,38.1794687724336,textbook,no,,Computational Complexity
	46	+W4396808240,survey,Undergraduate chapter 'Parameterized Complexity' (2024),metadata_only,theory,computational_complexity,2024,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-53744-8_9,29.0,35.08039936941671,textbook,no,,Parameterized Complexity
	47	+W3086066649,empirical,Digital learning and university brand image (Pakistan),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2020,baseline,article,10.1108/aeds-04-2020-0063,110.0,32.031113421948945,misclassified,no,,The role of digital learning toward students' satisfaction and university brand image at educational institutes of Pakistan: a post-effect of COVID-19
	48	+W7127964361,empirical,Knowledge-management capability and hotel innovation (PLS-SEM),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2026,post,article,10.3390/systems14020179,9.0,8.79467680608365,misclassified,no,,"Turning Knowledge into Innovation: The Systemic Role of Knowledge Management Capability, Intellectual Capital, and Knowledge Utilization"
	49	+W3122335070,engineering,Mobile learning system for CS education in Nigeria (thesis),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2018,baseline,dissertation,,3.0,30.68949343339587,misclassified,no,,Design and development of a mobile learning system for computer science education in Nigerian higher education context
	50	+W2900179285,theory,Non-elementary lower bound for Petri-net reachability (STOC 2019),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2019,baseline,conference-paper,10.1145/3313276.3316369,92.0,30.27399489989691,in_scope_research,no,czerwinski2019petri,The Reachability Problem for Petri Nets Is Not Elementary
	51	+W4408441779,empirical,Data-driven decision-making and SME creativity (PLS-SEM),abstract,theory,computational_complexity,2025,post,article,10.1109/tem.2025.3551331,59.0,19.444444444444446,misclassified,no,,Enhancing Creativity and Sustainable Competitive Advantage Through Data-Driven Decision-Making and Digital Leadership
	52	+W2964015378,method,APISS: functionality-equivalent API retrieval with LLM embeddings to migrate vulnerability PoCs (ECOOP 2025); counts belong to another work,abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2025,post,conference-paper,10.4230/lipics.ecoop.2025.6,15245.0,11583.902021240152,in_scope_research,yes,chen2025apiss,Detecting Functionality-Specific Vulnerabilities via Retrieving Individual Functionality-Equivalent APIs in Open-Source Repositories
	53	+W4293846201,engineering,Confiance.ai methodological framework for assessing ML model robustness (SAIA 2024); counts belong to another work,abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2025,post,conference-paper,10.4230/oasics.saia.2024.1,4701.0,4178.076566446758,in_scope_research,yes,awadid2025robust,On Assessing ML Model Robustness: A Methodological Framework (Academic Track)
	54	+W2095152777,empirical,Royce's 1970 'Managing the Development of Large Software Systems' in a 2021 anthology,abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2021,baseline,book-chapter,10.7551/mitpress/12274.003.0035,970.0,750.7662588538313,reprint_misdated,no,,Managing the Development of Large Software Systems (1970)
	55	+W2911537985,empirical,"Microservices vs service-oriented architecture (master thesis, 2018), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,software_engineering,2018,baseline,dissertation,,67.0,685.3986866791745,dissertation,no,,Microservices vs. Service-oriented architecture
	56	+W1486172410,survey,Cambridge textbook 'Introduction to Software Testing' (2021 chapter),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2021,baseline,book-chapter,10.1017/9781108974073.004,871.0,549.1255565449688,textbook,no,,Introduction to Software Testing
	57	+W7151510318,method,"Unsupervised translation of programming languages (doctoral thesis, French abstract, 2022)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.70675/416f6582z4576z444eza710z5e930d59bf97,56.0,485.7543859649123,dissertation,no,,Unsupervised Translation of Programming Languages
	58	+W4391974543,survey,Survey of 102 studies using LLMs for software testing (TSE 2024),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2024,post,article,10.1109/tse.2024.3368208,554.0,439.6107042253521,in_scope_survey,no,wang2024llmtesting,"Software Testing With Large Language Models: Survey, Landscape, and Vision"
	59	+W3185223169,method,"Effort-estimation model for agile development (thesis, 2020), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,software_engineering,2020,baseline,dissertation,,45.0,423.2192575406032,dissertation,no,,An Effort Estimation Model for Agile Software Development
	60	+W2171139698,method,"Evolutionary test-data generation for mutation testing (thesis, Kent); abstract field is a dedication",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.22024/unikent/01.02.86353,19.0,394.8918918918919,dissertation,no,,Test data generation: two evolutionary approaches to mutation testing
	61	+W7131867455,empirical,Three randomised field experiments on AI coding assistants and developer output (Management Science 2026),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2026,post,article,10.1287/mnsc.2025.00535,97.0,689.140622972096,in_scope_research,no,cui2026genaiwork,The Effects of Generative AI on High-Skilled Work: Evidence from Three Field Experiments with Software Developers
	62	+W4399452770,survey,History of software-engineering degree programmes in Brazil (Computacao Brasil 2018),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2018,baseline,article,10.5753/compbr.2018.38.4541,611.0,323.9504225668329,in_scope_survey,no,,Engenharia de Software
	63	+W4408219312,method,"Type-hint fuzzing of Python programs (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2024,post,dissertation,10.17760/d20705205,1.0,304.3333333333333,dissertation,no,,Leveraging type annotations for effective fuzzing of python programs
	64	+W4402442491,method,"Domain-oriented specification method (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2024,post,dissertation,10.5463/thesis.831,1.0,304.3333333333333,dissertation,no,,From Smallest Software Particle to System Specification
	65	+W4403110951,method,"Semantics-aware testing of human-interactive systems (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2024,post,dissertation,10.32657/10356/179951,1.0,304.3333333333333,dissertation,no,,Semantics-aware human-computer interaction software testing
	66	+W3008797115,method,Metamorphic testing technical report (1998) posted to arXiv in 2020,abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2020,baseline,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2002.12543,292.0,286.17663817663816,reprint_misdated,no,,Metamorphic Testing: A New Approach for Generating Next Test Cases
	67	+W3177813494,empirical,"Correctness-energy trade-offs of open code LLMs on Python bug fixing (ESEM 2026); record title, year and counts belong to other works",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2021,baseline,preprint,10.4230/lipics.esem.2026.34,678.0,275.3873466752744,in_scope_research,yes,naqvi2026bigger,A Direction-Aware Study of LLM-Based Code Translation Across Eight Programming Languages
	68	+W7110046239,empirical,Closed-world CWE classification by open LLMs on Big-Vul (ICPEC 2025); live citation count differs from the corpus window,abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2025,post,article,10.4230/oasics.icpec.2025.4,540.0,468.828520182987,in_scope_research,no,gasparlopes2025vuln,Can Open Large Language Models Catch Vulnerabilities?
	69	+W4391677389,method,"Perspective-based specification of ML-enabled systems (thesis, 2023); abstract field is an acknowledgement",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2023,post,dissertation,10.17771/pucrio.acad.65972,8.0,230.9189189189189,dissertation,no,,IDENTIFYING CONCERNS WHEN SPECIFYING MACHINE LEARNING-ENABLED SYSTEMS: A PERSPECTIVE-BASED APPROACH
	70	+W7124592699,method,Multi-scale temporal deep model for just-in-time defect prediction (2026),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2026,post,article,10.1007/s44443-025-00401-y,64.0,454.690720311486,in_scope_research,no,,MSTDP: a multi-scale temporal deep learning framework for just-in-time software defect prediction with cross-attention fusion
	71	+W3007157104,survey,Machine-learning testing survey of 144 papers (TSE 2020/2022),abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2020,baseline,article,10.1109/tse.2019.2962027,385.0,227.48310158362304,in_scope_survey,no,zhang2020mltesting,"Machine Learning Testing: Survey, Landscapes and Horizons"
	72	+W58732440,empirical,"Novice compilation behaviour in BlueJ (doctoral thesis, re-deposited 2021)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.22024/unikent/01.02.86458,60.0,226.01941747572815,reprint_misdated,no,,An exploration of novice compilation behaviour in BlueJ
	73	+W2725449579,survey,"Mutation testing advances: analysis and survey (2019), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,software_engineering,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1016/bs.adcom.2018.03.015,129.0,223.78585461689588,in_scope_survey,no,papadakis2019mutation,Mutation Testing Advances: An Analysis and Survey
	74	+W2962772482,survey,"Survey of methods for explaining black-box models (XAI, 2019)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2019,baseline,article,10.1145/3236009,1432.0,217.74340797667946,misclassified,no,,A survey of methods for explaining black box models
	75	+W4293212596,engineering,"The Astropy Project: sustaining a community open-source scientific package (v5.0, 2022)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2022,baseline,article,10.3847/1538-4357/ac7c74,2029.0,209.06737313811422,in_scope_research,no,,The Astropy Project : Sustaining and Growing a Community-oriented Open-source Project and the Latest Major Release (v5.0) of the Core Package*
	76	+W4381982883,empirical,"ChatGPT for education and research, with coding experiments (2023)",abstract,software_pl,software_engineering,2023,post,article,10.3390/app13095783,885.0,207.4225616221095,misclassified,no,,"ChatGPT for Education and Research: Opportunities, Threats, and Strategies"
	77	+W2114444139,empirical,Information-systems curriculum change (thesis),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2024,post,dissertation,10.25946/26315761,17.0,661.9925925925926,misclassified,no,,Innovation and Change in the Information Systems Curriculum of an Australian University:a Socio-Technical Perspective
	78	+W1844775953,theory,"Metric domains for completeness (doctoral thesis, Warwick) re-deposited with a 2026 date",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2026,post,dissertation,10.82444/warw.33641182,34.0,1040.594982078853,reprint_misdated,no,,Metric domains for completeness
	79	+W4396242417,method,LLift: LLM-assisted static analysis finding use-before-initialisation bugs in the Linux kernel (OOPSLA 2024),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2024,post,article,10.1145/3649828,148.0,117.44112676056338,in_scope_research,no,li2024llift,Enhancing Static Analysis for Practical Bug Detection: An LLM-Integrated Approach
	80	+W2327217190,theory,"Separation logic for programs in virtual memory (seL4-lineage thesis, re-deposited 2022)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.26190/unsworks/23844,13.0,97.35745614035089,reprint_misdated,no,,Verification of programs in virtual memory using separation logic
	81	+W2491926874,theory,"Formal memory models for verifying C systems code (L4 lineage thesis, re-deposited 2022)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.26190/unsworks/17927,11.0,82.37938596491229,reprint_misdated,no,,Formal memory models for verifying C systems code
	82	+W4205342885,survey,Society 5.0 / Industry 5.0 and future universities,abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2022,baseline,article,10.1007/s13132-021-00854-2,334.0,82.08749781143715,misclassified,no,,The Futures of Europe: Society 5.0 and Industry 5.0 as Driving Forces of Future Universities
	83	+W2189687801,method,"Program synthesis with lexicase selection (thesis, 2021); the abstract field holds a different thesis (moose ecology)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.7275/7408407.0,18.0,81.87032967032967,dissertation,no,,General Program Synthesis from Examples Using Genetic Programming with Parent Selection Based on Random Lexicographic Orderings of Test Cases
	84	+W2400988715,theory,Functional stable model semantics and ASP modulo theories (2026 arXiv posting of an earlier paper),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2026,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2605.09524,22.0,856.0701754385965,reprint_misdated,no,,Functional Stable Model Semantics and Answer Set Programming Modulo Theories
	85	+W2796251079,survey,Springer chapter 'A Concise Introduction to Logic' (2018),metadata_only,software_pl,programming_languages,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-319-75844-2_6,167.0,77.56442638324476,textbook,no,,A Concise Introduction to Logic
	86	+W159920301,theory,"On intuitionistic linear logic (doctoral thesis, re-deposited 2021)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.48456/tr-346,16.0,72.77362637362637,reprint_misdated,no,,On intuitionistic linear logic
	87	+W4389109635,theory,"PBPO+ unifying algebraic graph transformation (thesis, 2023)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2023,post,dissertation,10.5463/thesis.524,2.0,69.63636363636364,dissertation,no,,A Unifying Theory for Graph Transformation
	88	+W630549275,theory,"Clustered multikernel for verified multiprocessor kernels (thesis, re-deposited 2022)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.26190/unsworks/16534,9.0,67.40131578947368,reprint_misdated,no,,The clustered multikernel: an approach to formal verification of multiprocessor operating-system kernels
	89	+W4403223258,method,WhiteFox: white-box compiler fuzzing guided by LLMs reading optimisation source (OOPSLA 2024),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2024,post,article,10.1145/3689736,82.0,65.0687323943662,in_scope_research,no,yang2024whitefox,WhiteFox: White-Box Compiler Fuzzing Empowered by Large Language Models
	90	+W4313480275,survey,Harel's 'Algorithmics: The Spirit of Computing' chapter (2023),metadata_only,software_pl,programming_languages,2023,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-21762-3_3,64.0,57.94535519125683,textbook,no,,Algorithmics: The Spirit of Computing
	91	+W2790202156,method,ZEUS: abstract interpretation and CHC-based safety checking of smart contracts (NDSS 2018),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2018,baseline,conference-paper,10.14722/ndss.2018.23082,191.0,56.63186311787072,in_scope_research,no,kalra2018zeus,ZEUS: Analyzing Safety of Smart Contracts
	92	+W3207822760,empirical,"Cognitive predictors of programming skill, EEG study (thesis, 2021)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.33612/diss.168003240,15.0,56.50485436893204,dissertation,no,,Computer programming skills: A cognitive perspective
	93	+W4297611890,survey,Avigad's mathematical logic textbook chapter (2022),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2022,baseline,book-chapter,10.1017/9781108778756.017,61.0,50.93184096224524,textbook,no,,Subsystems of Second-Order Arithmetic
	94	+W2915211782,survey,Cambridge Handbook chapter on novice programmers (2019),metadata_only,software_pl,programming_languages,2019,baseline,book-chapter,10.1017/9781108654555.013,45.0,45.68985849056604,textbook,no,,Novice Programmers and Introductory Programming
	95	+W4381516741,survey,Springer chapter 'The Python Programming Language' (2023),metadata_only,software_pl,programming_languages,2023,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-22206-1_2,82.0,45.335480407944175,textbook,no,,The Python Programming Language
	96	+W3115704172,engineering,"Lineage-driven fault injection for Akka actor programs (thesis, 2019)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2019,baseline,dissertation,,2.0,42.74766355140187,dissertation,no,,Lineage-driven Fault Injection for Actor-based Programs
	97	+W3146286581,method,Probabilistic grammatical evolution (2021),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2021,baseline,dissertation,,9.0,40.935164835164834,dissertation,no,,Probabilistic Grammatical Evolution
	98	+W7134194765,method,Debris-flow hazard assessment with AHP-CRITIC and SHAP,abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2026,post,article,10.1111/tgis.70218,11.0,15.074074074074074,misclassified,no,,A Debris‐Flow Hazard Assessment Framework Based on an Improved AHP – CRITIC Method: A Case Study of Gaoling Gully
	99	+W2797025890,empirical,Open educational practices (thesis),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2018,baseline,dissertation,10.13025/17505,6.0,38.953125,misclassified,no,,Openness and praxis: A situated study of academic staff meaning-making and decision-making with respect to openness and use of open educational practices in higher education
	100	+W4396905794,method,"Predicting TypeScript annotations with fine-tuned code models (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2024,post,dissertation,10.17760/d20653005,1.0,38.94074074074074,dissertation,no,,Predicting typeScript type annotations and definitions with machine learning
	101	+W4410362977,theory,Calabi-Yau manifolds in black-hole scattering (Nature 2025),abstract,software_pl,programming_languages,2025,post,article,10.1038/s41586-025-08984-2,74.0,30.45267489711934,misclassified,no,,Emergence of Calabi–Yau manifolds in high-precision black-hole scattering
	102	+W3122286897,engineering,MLIR: reusable multi-level compiler infrastructure (CGO 2021),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2021,baseline,conference-paper,10.1109/cgo51591.2021.9370308,155.0,42.480268473059475,in_scope_research,no,lattner2021mlir,MLIR: Scaling Compiler Infrastructure for Domain Specific Computation
	103	+W4407983386,method,Photovoltaic power forecasting with TimesNet-BiLSTM,metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2025,post,article,10.1016/j.energy.2025.135286,83.0,28.27389289459036,misclassified,no,,Parallel TimesNet-BiLSTM model for ultra-short-term photovoltaic power forecasting using STL decomposition and auto-tuning
	104	+W4399087350,survey,E-learning and business education in the GCC,metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2024,post,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-031-56586-1_67,61.0,39.77033011272142,misclassified,no,,E-learning and the Future of Business Education: The Case of GCC
	105	+W4398768423,benchmark,"LLM4VV: LLM-generated validation test suites for OpenACC compilers (FGCS 2024), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2024,post,article,10.1016/j.future.2024.05.034,48.0,38.08901408450704,in_scope_research,no,munley2024llm4vv,LLM4VV: Developing LLM-driven testsuite for compiler validation
	106	+W2188794726,survey,Springer chapter 'Dynamic Dataflow Graphs' (2018),metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-319-91734-4_32,25.0,35.799701046337816,textbook,no,,Dynamic Dataflow Graphs
	107	+W4406882143,survey,Just-in-time adaptive interventions in mental health (systematic review),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2025,post,review,10.3389/fdgth.2025.1460167,54.0,4.153846153846154,misclassified,no,,Beyond the current state of just-in-time adaptive interventions in mental health: a qualitative systematic review
	108	+W2884622219,survey,Raw NMR data availability in natural-product research,abstract,software_pl,compilers,2018,baseline,article,10.1039/c7np00064b,51.0,27.040051638148082,misclassified,no,,"The value of universally available raw NMR data for transparency, reproducibility, and integrity in natural product research"
	109	+W3188948186,engineering,Fuzzy PID speed control of a DC motor (arXiv),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2021,baseline,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2108.05450,73.0,24.44561426312255,misclassified,no,,Speed Control of DC Motor Using Fuzzy PID Controller
	110	+W2962724414,survey,Machine learning in compiler optimisation (Proc. IEEE 2018),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2018,baseline,article,10.1109/jproc.2018.2817118,64.0,22.34837655707576,in_scope_survey,no,wang2018mlcompiler,Machine Learning in Compiler Optimization
	111	+W4408711372,method,Polyhedral approximation for electricity-water nexus dispatch,abstract,software_pl,compilers,2025,post,article,10.1109/tsg.2025.3553737,39.0,8.943719676549865,misclassified,no,,A Progressive Polyhedral Approximation Method for Nonlinear PDE-Constrained Electricity-Water Nexus Dispatch
	112	+W4392397123,empirical,Educators' perceptions of AI in higher education,metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2024,post,article,10.1016/j.ijer.2024.102326,64.0,19.268802878681992,misclassified,no,,Evolution to revolution: Critical exploration of educators’ perceptions of the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the teaching and learning process in the GCC region
	113	+W2783614532,survey,Survey on compiler autotuning with machine learning (CSUR 2018),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2018,baseline,article,10.1145/3197978,55.0,19.205636103736982,in_scope_survey,no,ashouri2018autotuning,A Survey on Compiler Autotuning using Machine Learning
	114	+W2206959660,method,"Compiler optimisation selection by program characterisation and ML (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2024,post,dissertation,10.58088/85wq-pw11,1.0,19.080000000000002,dissertation,no,,Automatic selection of compiler optimizations using program characterization and machine learning
	115	+W2249134499,method,"Improving compiler optimisations using ML (thesis, 2024)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2024,post,dissertation,10.58088/vbbd-jy30,1.0,19.080000000000002,dissertation,no,,Improving compiler optimizations using machine learning
	116	+W3139485201,method,"Towards automated construction of compiler optimisations (MIT thesis, 2020)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2020,baseline,dissertation,,2.0,18.265060240963855,dissertation,no,,Towards automated construction of compiler optimizations
	117	+W3214427835,method,"Sparse tensor algebra compilation (MIT thesis, 2020)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2020,baseline,dissertation,,2.0,18.265060240963855,dissertation,no,,Sparse tensor algebra compilation
	118	+W3023977240,method,"From constraint programming to heterogeneous parallelism (thesis, 2020)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2020,baseline,dissertation,10.7488/era/309,2.0,18.265060240963855,dissertation,no,,From constraint programming to heterogeneous parallelism
	119	+W3046781014,engineering,ExaStencils: multigrid solver generation from a layered DSL (2020),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2020,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-030-47956-5_14,12.0,18.204255319148935,in_scope_research,no,,ExaStencils: Advanced Multigrid Solver Generation
	120	+W7127344046,empirical,AI policy readiness in Omani higher education,abstract,software_pl,compilers,2026,post,article,10.1007/s44217-026-01188-4,5.0,35.52271252433485,misclassified,no,,Artificial intelligence policy challenges and institutional readiness in Omani higher education
	121	+W3132279601,empirical,COVID-19 and higher education in the GCC,metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2021,baseline,conference-paper,10.1007/978-3-030-62066-0_12,37.0,17.288455680779773,misclassified,no,,Coping with COVID-19: Higher Education in the GCC Countries
	122	+W3103225940,engineering,"LLVM backend for the OpenModelica compiler (thesis, 2019)",abstract,software_pl,compilers,2019,baseline,dissertation,,3.0,16.862068965517242,dissertation,no,,An LLVM backend for the Open Modelica Compiler
	123	+W4313894866,survey,The science of literature reviews,abstract,software_pl,compilers,2023,post,article,10.3390/publications11010002,187.0,16.423071260306244,misclassified,no,,"The Science of Literature Reviews: Searching, Identifying, Selecting, and Synthesising"
	124	+W4407942537,engineering,LLM Compiler: foundation models pre-trained on LLVM-IR and assembly for optimisation tasks (CC 2025),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2025,post,conference-paper,10.1145/3708493.3712691,31.0,23.55532716683796,in_scope_research,no,cummins2025llmcompiler,LLM Compiler: Foundation Language Models for Compiler Optimization
	125	+W2787911489,engineering,"Automated code generation for chemistry kernels in OpenFOAM (2018), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,compilers,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-319-68394-2_11,10.0,14.319880418535128,in_scope_research,no,,Automated Code Generation for Maximizing Performance of Detailed Chemistry Calculations in OpenFOAM
	126	+W2949967139,engineering,Tiramisu polyhedral compiler with a scheduling language (CGO 2019),abstract,software_pl,compilers,2019,baseline,conference-paper,10.1109/cgo.2019.8661197,53.0,14.250956889605158,in_scope_research,no,baghdadi2019tiramisu,Tiramisu: A Polyhedral Compiler for Expressing Fast and Portable Code
	127	+W4385245566,engineering,MizAR 60 for Mizar 50: learning-guided ATP proving about 60% of Mizar theorems (ITP 2023); record title and counts belong to another work,abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2023,post,article,10.4230/lipics.itp.2023.19,72130.0,6621.879465206806,in_scope_research,yes,jakubuv2023mizar,Exploiting Generative AI to Scale up Intelligent Tutoring Systems
	128	+W1498342204,theory,Lynch and Tuttle's introduction to I/O automata (1989) republished in 2026,abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,article,10.1145/3788687,284.0,801.9048786467272,reprint_misdated,no,lynch2026ioautomata,An Introduction to Input/Output Automata
	129	+W3117137355,engineering,egg equality saturation: 2026 CACM research highlight of the POPL 2021 paper,abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,article,10.1145/3815481,132.0,146.88980220909326,reprint_misdated,no,willsey2026eggcacm,egg: Fast and Extensible Equality Saturation
	130	+W1481397690,survey,"Handbook of Model Checking chapter on SMT (2018), no abstract",metadata_only,software_pl,formal_verification,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-319-10575-8_11,585.0,432.45569620253167,textbook,no,,Satisfiability Modulo Theories
	131	+W2254118105,method,QBF solving by implicit hitting sets / clause selection (2026 arXiv posting of a 2015 paper),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2608.14274,60.0,2151.793313069909,reprint_misdated,no,,Solving QBF by Clause Selection
	132	+W4206807714,survey,"Handbook of Satisfiability, 2nd edition (2021)",metadata_only,software_pl,formal_verification,2021,baseline,book,10.3233/faia336,777.0,184.30546075085323,textbook,no,biere2021handbook,Handbook of Satisfiability
	133	+W2540354435,theory,Weighted rules under the stable model semantics (2026 arXiv posting of an earlier paper),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2605.09519,39.0,1517.578947368421,reprint_misdated,no,,Weighted Rules under the Stable Model Semantics
	134	+W2921681895,method,"Parameter synthesis in parametric Markov models (thesis, RWTH 2020)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2020,baseline,dissertation,10.18154/rwth-2020-02348,19.0,111.636815920398,dissertation,no,,Parameter synthesis in Markov models
	135	+W4225922019,engineering,cvc5 SMT solver system description (TACAS 2022),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2022,baseline,conference-paper,10.1007/978-3-030-99524-9_24,222.0,98.23784328546233,in_scope_research,no,barbosa2022cvc5,cvc5: A Versatile and Industrial-Strength SMT Solver
	136	+W4318573502,theory,"Semantically informed structural proof theory (thesis, 2022)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2022,baseline,dissertation,10.5463/thesis.149,13.0,97.35745614035089,dissertation,no,,Semantically informed methods in structural proof theory
	137	+W2154148696,survey,"Supervisory control of timed discrete-event systems (chapter, 2018)",metadata_only,software_pl,formal_verification,2018,baseline,book-chapter,10.1007/978-3-319-77452-7_9,117.0,86.49113924050633,textbook,no,,Supervisory Control of Timed Discrete-Event Systems
	138	+W4297781990,method,Answer-set programming for runtime monitoring and fault explanation of automated driving (DX 2024); counts belong to another work,abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2024,post,preprint,10.4230/oasics.dx.2024.10,431.0,78.93772893772893,in_scope_research,yes,klampfl2024asp,"Leveraging Answer Set Programming for Continuous Monitoring, Fault Detection, and Explanation of Automated and Autonomous Driving Systems"
	139	+W2789444712,survey,Industry 4.0 state of the art (production research),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2018,baseline,article,10.1080/00207543.2018.1444806,734.0,61.81756449008323,misclassified,no,,Industry 4.0: state of the art and future trends
	140	+W1586677474,survey,Second record of the Handbook of Satisfiability (2021),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2021,baseline,article,,375.0,60.365327611379016,duplicate,no,,Handbook of Satisfiability
	141	+W2486519520,method,"Machine learning for heuristic selection in automated theorem proving (thesis, re-deposited 2021)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2021,baseline,dissertation,10.48456/tr-792,12.0,54.58021978021978,reprint_misdated,no,,Machine learning and automated theorem proving
	142	+W4289665848,theory,Reward interfaces: quantitative interface automata with best-effort implementations (CSL 2026),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,article,10.4230/lipics.csl.2026.30,15.0,42.354130914439814,in_scope_research,no,,Reward Interfaces with Best-Effort Implementations
	143	+W149631060,survey,Decidability issues for Petri nets (1994 survey posted to arXiv in 2024),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2024,post,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.2411.01592,33.0,53.32230215827339,reprint_misdated,no,,Decidability Issues for Petri Nets -- a survey
	144	+W2890660842,method,Symbolic interval propagation for formal safety analysis of neural networks (2018 preprint),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2018,baseline,preprint,10.48550/arxiv.1809.08098,98.0,52.040918390543304,in_scope_research,no,,Efficient Formal Safety Analysis of Neural Networks
	145	+W1932627192,method,QMC model checker for quantum protocols (doctoral thesis re-deposited with a 2026 date),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2026,post,dissertation,10.82444/warw.33484729,14.0,141.45283018867926,reprint_misdated,no,,Model checking quantum protocols
	146	+W4393942723,benchmark,"SV-COMP 2024 competition report: 76 tools, 30,300 C tasks (2024)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2024,post,conference-paper,10.1007/978-3-031-57256-2_15,78.0,48.594819515239784,in_scope_survey,no,beyer2024svcomp,State of the Art in Software Verification and Witness Validation: SV-COMP 2024
	147	+W2957311447,engineering,Marabou SMT-based neural-network verifier (CAV 2019),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2019,baseline,conference-paper,10.1007/978-3-030-25540-4_26,141.0,46.39818783571157,in_scope_research,no,katz2019marabou,The Marabou Framework for Verification and Analysis of Deep Neural Networks
	148	+W2905489900,method,"Machine learning for SAT solver heuristics (thesis, Waterloo 2018)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2018,baseline,dissertation,,5.0,44.97120921305182,dissertation,no,,Machine Learning for SAT Solvers
	149	+W2900153411,method,DeepPoly abstract domain for certifying neural networks (POPL 2019),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2019,baseline,article,10.1145/3290354,209.0,44.06671585274556,in_scope_research,no,singh2019deeppoly,An abstract domain for certifying neural networks
	150	+W6944541633,method,"Verification of multi-objective Markov models (thesis, RWTH 2023)",abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2023,post,dissertation,10.18154/rwth-2023-09669,2.0,43.15151515151515,dissertation,no,,Verification of multi-objective Markov models
	151	+W3016155638,method,VerX: automated verification of temporal properties of Ethereum contracts (S&P 2020),abstract,software_pl,formal_verification,2020,baseline,conference-paper,10.1109/sp40000.2020.00024,114.0,42.08811748998665,in_scope_research,no,permenev2020verx,VerX: Safety Verification of Smart Contracts

added literature_synthesis/agent_G/make_bib_part07a.py +59 −0

		@@ -0,0 +1,59 @@
	1	+#!/usr/bin/env python3
	2	+"""Agent G — builds manuscript/references_part07a.bib and manuscript/references_verification_part07a.csv from single live
	3	+lookups (Crossref for DOIs, DataCite for LIPIcs/OASIcs DOIs, arXiv export API for preprints). Nothing is typed from memory:
	4	+authors, titles, venues and years come from the resolved record. Keys: surname + Crossref/DataCite issued year + keyword."""
	5	+import json, urllib.request, urllib.parse, re, time, csv, os, sys
	6	+R = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))); M = "mailto=spbou4@icloud.com"
	7	+CR = {"czerwinski2019petri": "10.1145/3313276.3316369", "czerwinski2021ackermann": "10.1109/FOCS52979.2021.00120", "leroux2021notprimitive": "10.1109/FOCS52979.2021.00121",
	8	+ "wang2024llmtesting": "10.1109/tse.2024.3368208", "zhang2022mltesting": "10.1109/tse.2019.2962027", "cui2026genaiwork": "10.1287/mnsc.2025.00535", "li2024llift": "10.1145/3649828",
	9	+ "yang2024whitefox": "10.1145/3689736", "baghdadi2019tiramisu": "10.1109/cgo.2019.8661197", "wang2018mlcompiler": "10.1109/jproc.2018.2817118", "ashouri2018autotuning": "10.1145/3197978",
	10	+ "cummins2025llmcompiler": "10.1145/3708493.3712691", "munley2024llm4vv": "10.1016/j.future.2024.05.034", "barbosa2022cvc5": "10.1007/978-3-030-99524-9_24", "beyer2024svcomp": "10.1007/978-3-031-57256-2_15",
	11	+ "katz2019marabou": "10.1007/978-3-030-25540-4_26", "singh2019deeppoly": "10.1145/3290354", "permenev2020verx": "10.1109/sp40000.2020.00024", "willsey2021egg": "10.1145/3434304", "kalra2018zeus": "10.14722/ndss.2018.23082",
	12	+ "papadakis2019mutation": "10.1016/bs.adcom.2018.03.015", "abualigah2021aoa": "10.1016/j.cma.2020.113609", "abualigah2021aquila": "10.1016/j.cie.2021.107250", "biere2021handbook": "10.3233/faia336",
	13	+ "li2019kolmogorov": "10.1007/978-3-030-11298-1", "sorensen2013metaphor": "10.1111/itor.12001", "aranha2021metaphor": "10.1007/s11721-021-00202-9", "camachovillalon2022exposing": "10.1111/itor.13176",
	14	+ "mitzenmacher2022predictions": "10.1145/3528087", "mankowitz2023alphadev": "10.1038/s41586-023-06004-9", "lopes2021alive2": "10.1145/3453483.3454030", "yang2011csmith": "10.1145/1993498.1993532",
	15	+ "xia2024fuzz4all": "10.1145/3597503.3639121", "xia2023apr": "10.1109/ICSE48619.2023.00129", "kang2023fewshottesters": "10.1109/icse48619.2023.00194", "lattuada2024verus": "10.1145/3694715.3695952",
	16	+ "brix2023vnncomp": "10.1007/s10009-023-00703-4", "katz2017reluplex": "10.1007/978-3-319-63387-9_5", "cygan2015parameterized": "10.1007/978-3-319-21275-3", "vassilevskawilliams2019finegrained": "10.1142/9789813272880_0188",
	17	+ "lykouris2021caching": "10.1145/3447579", "chen2018metamorphicsurvey": "10.1145/3143561", "perry2023insecure": "10.1145/3576915.3623157", "ragankelley2013halide": "10.1145/2491956.2462176",
	18	+ "merrill2023parallelism": "10.1162/tacl_a_00562", "strobl2024survey": "10.1162/tacl_a_00663", "willsey2026eggcacm": "10.1145/3815481", "lynch2026ioautomata": "10.1145/3788687",
	19	+ "bernstein2022negative": "10.1109/focs54457.2022.00063", "duan2025sorting": "10.1145/3717823.3718179", "williams2025sqrtspace": "10.1145/3717823.3718225", "farachcolton2024openaddressing": "10.1109/focs61266.2024.00045"}
	20	+DC = {"jakubuv2023mizar": "10.4230/lipics.itp.2023.19", "chen2025apiss": "10.4230/lipics.ecoop.2025.6", "pham2025kdtree": "10.4230/lipics.wads.2025.45", "langedal2024mis": "10.4230/lipics.sea.2024.20",
	21	+ "naqvi2026bigger": "10.4230/lipics.esem.2026.34", "klampfl2024asp": "10.4230/oasics.dx.2024.10", "gasparlopes2025vuln": "10.4230/oasics.icpec.2025.4", "awadid2025robust": "10.4230/oasics.saia.2024.1"}
	22	+AX = {"becker2025metr": "2507.09089", "yang2023leandojo": "2306.15626", "xin2024deepseekprover": "2405.14333", "yang2024sweagent": "2405.15793", "novikov2025alphaevolve": "2506.13131"}
	23	+TITLE_FIX = {"vassilevskawilliams2019finegrained": "On some fine-grained questions in algorithms and complexity", "ragankelley2013halide": "Halide: a language and compiler for optimizing parallelism, locality, and recomputation in image processing pipelines"}
	24	+def get(u):
	25	+ req = urllib.request.Request(u, headers={"User-Agent": "wp44-agentG (mailto:spbou4@icloud.com)"}); return urllib.request.urlopen(req, timeout=60).read().decode()
	26	+def tex(s): return s.replace("&", "\\&").replace("%", "\\%").replace("_", "\\_").replace("#", "\\#").replace("—", "---").replace("–", "--").replace("‐", "-")
	27	+entries = []; ver = []
	28	+def add(kind, key, fields):
	29	+ body = ",\n".join(f" {k} = {{{tex(str(v))}}}" for k, v in fields.items() if v not in ("", None))
	30	+ entries.append(f"@{kind}{{{key},\n{body}\n}}")
	31	+for key, doi in CR.items():
	32	+ j = json.loads(get(f"https://api.crossref.org/works/{urllib.parse.quote(doi)}?{M}"))["message"]; time.sleep(0.25)
	33	+ au = " and ".join(f"{a.get('family','')}, {a.get('given','')}".strip(", ") for a in j.get("author", [])) or " and ".join(f"{a.get('family','')}, {a.get('given','')}" for a in j.get("editor", []))
	34	+ title = TITLE_FIX.get(key, (j.get("title") or [""])[0]); cont = (j.get("container-title") or [""])[0]; year = j["issued"]["date-parts"][0][0]; t = j.get("type")
	35	+ f = {"author": au, "title": "{" + title + "}", "year": year, "doi": doi}
	36	+ if t == "journal-article": kind = "article"; f.update(journal=cont, volume=j.get("volume", ""), number=j.get("issue", ""), pages=j.get("page", ""))
	37	+ elif t in ("proceedings-article", "proceedings"): kind = "inproceedings"; f.update(booktitle=cont, pages=j.get("page", ""), publisher=j.get("publisher", ""))
	38	+ elif t == "book-chapter": kind = "incollection"; f.update(booktitle=cont, pages=j.get("page", ""), publisher=j.get("publisher", ""))
	39	+ else: kind = "book"; f.update(publisher=j.get("publisher", ""), series=cont)
	40	+ if key == "vassilevskawilliams2019finegrained": f["booktitle"] = "Proceedings of the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM 2018)"
	41	+ add(kind, key, f); ver.append((key, doi, "crossref", title, "yes"))
	42	+for key, doi in DC.items():
	43	+ j = json.loads(get(f"https://api.datacite.org/dois/{urllib.parse.quote(doi)}"))["data"]["attributes"]; time.sleep(0.25)
	44	+ au = " and ".join(c.get("name", "") for c in j.get("creators", [])); title = j["titles"][0]["title"]; cont = (j.get("container") or {}).get("title", "")
	45	+ add("inproceedings", key, {"author": au, "title": "{" + title + "}", "booktitle": cont, "year": j.get("publicationYear"), "publisher": "Schloss Dagstuhl -- Leibniz-Zentrum f{\\\"u}r Informatik", "doi": doi})
	46	+ ver.append((key, doi, "datacite", title, "yes"))
	47	+for key, i in AX.items():
	48	+ for attempt in range(4):
	49	+ try: x = get(f"https://export.arxiv.org/api/query?id_list={i}"); break
	50	+ except Exception: time.sleep(4)
	51	+ e = x.split("<entry>")[1]; title = re.sub(r"\s+", " ", re.search(r"<title>(.*?)</title>", e, re.S).group(1)).strip(); year = re.search(r"<published>(\d{4})", e).group(1)
	52	+ au = " and ".join(re.findall(r"<name>(.*?)</name>", e)); time.sleep(1)
	53	+ add("misc", key, {"author": au, "title": "{" + title + "}", "year": year, "eprint": i, "archiveprefix": "arXiv", "note": "arXiv preprint arXiv:" + i + " (not peer-reviewed)", "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/" + i})
	54	+ ver.append((key, "arXiv:" + i, "arxiv", title, "yes"))
	55	+hdr = "% references_part07a.bib — Part VII-a (theory half), Agent G, 2026-11-03. Every entry resolved by a single live lookup\n% (Crossref / DataCite / arXiv); see references_verification_part07a.csv. Generated by literature_synthesis/agent_G/make_bib_part07a.py.\n\n"
	56	+open(f"{R}/manuscript/references_part07a.bib", "w").write(hdr + "\n\n".join(entries) + "\n")
	57	+with open(f"{R}/manuscript/references_verification_part07a.csv", "w", newline="") as fh:
	58	+ w = csv.writer(fh); w.writerow(["key", "doi_or_arxiv", "verified_via", "verified_title", "match"]); w.writerows(ver)
	59	+print(len(entries), "entries")

added literature_synthesis/agent_G/make_contributions.py +190 −0

		@@ -0,0 +1,190 @@
	1	+#!/usr/bin/env python3
	2	+"""Agent G (Theory Specialist), WP44 Phase 5 — builds literature_synthesis/agent_G/contributions.csv from the candidate landmark
	3	+files of the theory and software_pl areas plus the specialist's audit verdicts (hand-coded below, judged from title/venue
	4	+metadata and, where available, the abstract in <area>_abstracts.jsonl; never from full text). Verdicts:
	5	+ in_scope_research — a research contribution inside the category's definition (taxonomy/ontology.yaml)
	6	+ in_scope_survey — survey/handbook/competition report inside the category
	7	+ textbook — textbook, book chapter or monograph (teaching material, not a research landmark)
	8	+ reprint_misdated — a classic work re-deposited (repository, arXiv, reprint volume) whose record date is not its original date
	9	+ dissertation — a doctoral/master thesis inside the category (selected through NCS36 normalisation of a small cell)
	10	+ metaheuristic — metaphor-based metaheuristic optimiser (inside the algorithms definition, contested genre)
	11	+ misclassified — outside the category and outside the theory/software scope (classifier error)
	12	+ duplicate — second record of a work already in the list
	13	+id_resolves_to_other_work = yes when the OpenAlex id, resolved live on 2026-11-03, returns a different work (see verification.txt)."""
	14	+import csv, json, os
	15	+R = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
	16	+V = { # work_id: (verdict, contribution_type, description, bib_key or '', id_collision)
	17	+# ---- theory: algorithms ----
	18	+"4311415873": ("in_scope_research", "method", "Kd-trees extended to Bregman divergences with a C++ nearest-neighbour implementation (WADS 2025); the record's citation counts belong to another work", "pham2025kdtree", "yes"),
	19	+"2402846924": ("textbook", "survey", "Book chapter on particle swarm optimisation (2019); generic-title chapter carrying thousands of citations", "", "no"),
	20	+"4294558607": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "GNN-selected branching vertex inside branch-and-reduce for maximum independent set (SEA 2024); counts belong to another work", "langedal2024mis", "yes"),
	21	+"4372046852": ("textbook", "survey", "Textbook chapter 'Introduction to Algorithms' (2023), no abstract", "", "no"),
	22	+"4285092328": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Dijkstra's 1959 shortest-path note reprinted in the 2022 ACM Books volume", "", "no"),
	23	+"3148190347": ("textbook", "survey", "Book chapter 'Introduction to Graph Theory' (2023), no abstract", "", "no"),
	24	+"7128526706": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Glider snake optimiser, nature-inspired metaheuristic benchmarked on CEC functions (2026)", "", "no"),
	25	+"2112641412": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Gallian's dynamic survey of graph labelling (2022 edition)", "", "no"),
	26	+"3183881215": ("textbook", "survey", "Apress textbook chapter 'Introduction to Algorithms' (2021)", "", "no"),
	27	+"2003494253": ("textbook", "survey", "CS2 textbook 'Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs' (2024)", "", "no"),
	28	+"7125913058": ("in_scope_research", "method", "MIP model and evolutionary decoding for multi-resource flexible job-shop scheduling under pallet automation (2026)", "", "no"),
	29	+"1491280261": ("reprint_misdated", "method", "Grammar-guided genetic programming (CFG-GP) thesis re-deposited in 2022", "", "no"),
	30	+"3111526966": ("textbook", "survey", "CRC textbook chapter on algorithms (2020)", "", "no"),
	31	+"3119051141": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Arithmetic Optimization Algorithm (2021), metaphor-based metaheuristic", "abualigah2021aoa", "no"),
	32	+"4406080942": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Artificial lemming algorithm (2025), bionic metaheuristic", "", "no"),
	33	+"2146101030": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Communication complexity of document exchange (SODA 2000) re-deposited with a 2026 date", "", "no"),
	34	+"4405348595": ("textbook", "survey", "Book chapter 'Positive Definite Matrices' (2024); abstract field reads 'placeholder notes'", "", "no"),
	35	+"7118096636": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Modified starfish optimisation algorithm applied to heart-disease data (2026), no abstract", "", "no"),
	36	+"4233225156": ("textbook", "survey", "Springer undergraduate chapter 'Introduction to Algorithms' (2020)", "", "no"),
	37	+"2891784792": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Online algorithms with machine-learned predictions (ski rental, scheduling); 2024 arXiv posting of a 2018 conference paper", "", "no"),
	38	+"7155156112": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Gray langurs optimiser (2026), multi-group bio-inspired metaheuristic", "", "no"),
	39	+"3139484821": ("metaheuristic", "method", "Aquila Optimizer (2021), metaphor-based metaheuristic, no abstract", "abualigah2021aquila", "no"),
	40	+"2121903617": ("textbook", "survey", "CRC chapter 'Introduction to evolutionary algorithms' (2018 reprint)", "", "no"),
	41	+"1486707681": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Sequence distance embeddings (doctoral thesis, Warwick) re-deposited with a 2026 date", "", "no"),
	42	+"2207864362": ("dissertation", "theory", "Algebraically defined digraphs over finite fields (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	43	+# ---- theory: computational_complexity ----
	44	+"4254202520": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Turing's 1936 'On Computable Numbers' in a 2021 MIT Press anthology", "", "no"),
	45	+"1638203394": ("textbook", "survey", "Li and Vitanyi, An Introduction to Kolmogorov Complexity (4th ed., 2019)", "li2019kolmogorov", "no"),
	46	+"2979043732": ("dissertation", "theory", "ETH-tight algorithms for geometric network problems (thesis, TU/e 2019); abstract field is boilerplate", "", "no"),
	47	+"2957144896": ("misclassified", "empirical", "UTAUT model of mobile-learning adoption (psychology)", "", "no"),
	48	+"4241184911": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Wolfram's two-dimensional cellular automata chapter (2018 CRC reprint)", "", "no"),
	49	+"4394806711": ("misclassified", "empirical", "PLS-SEM survey on AI, social media and student well-being", "", "no"),
	50	+"4386113651": ("misclassified", "method", "Preprint: validation protocol for consciousness-theoretic claims about AI systems", "", "no"),
	51	+"1513303009": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Wolfram's collected cellular-automata papers (CERN record)", "", "no"),
	52	+"4406215947": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Digital transformation and SME innovation performance (systems theory)", "", "no"),
	53	+"2905177801": ("misclassified", "method", "Optimal trees for prediction and prescription (MIT OR thesis, 2018)", "", "no"),
	54	+"2955897898": ("misclassified", "survey", "Wireless communications above 100 GHz for 6G", "", "no"),
	55	+"4377102915": ("misclassified", "survey", "Smart digital technologies in learning environments, 'complexity theory' lens", "", "no"),
	56	+"3139085460": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Machine-learning education thesis (MIT, 2020)", "", "no"),
	57	+"2808541536": ("dissertation", "theory", "Meet-continuity and locally compact sober dcpos (domain theory thesis, 2018)", "", "no"),
	58	+"73572444": ("misclassified", "survey", "Complexity Theory and the Social Sciences (Routledge, 2022)", "", "no"),
	59	+"7122741622": ("misclassified", "survey", "Digital fringe projection profilometry review (metrology)", "", "no"),
	60	+"7133302269": ("misclassified", "empirical", "AI-assisted learning tools and learning outcomes (cognitive load theory)", "", "no"),
	61	+"7160425037": ("in_scope_research", "theory", "SAT solved by restricted spiking neural P systems with temporal division rules (TCS 2026); no abstract", "", "no"),
	62	+"4391177866": ("textbook", "survey", "Undergraduate chapter 'Computational Complexity' (2024)", "", "no"),
	63	+"4396808240": ("textbook", "survey", "Undergraduate chapter 'Parameterized Complexity' (2024)", "", "no"),
	64	+"3086066649": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Digital learning and university brand image (Pakistan)", "", "no"),
	65	+"7127964361": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Knowledge-management capability and hotel innovation (PLS-SEM)", "", "no"),
	66	+"3122335070": ("misclassified", "engineering", "Mobile learning system for CS education in Nigeria (thesis)", "", "no"),
	67	+"2900179285": ("in_scope_research", "theory", "Non-elementary lower bound for Petri-net reachability (STOC 2019)", "czerwinski2019petri", "no"),
	68	+"4408441779": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Data-driven decision-making and SME creativity (PLS-SEM)", "", "no"),
	69	+# ---- software_pl: software_engineering ----
	70	+"2964015378": ("in_scope_research", "method", "APISS: functionality-equivalent API retrieval with LLM embeddings to migrate vulnerability PoCs (ECOOP 2025); counts belong to another work", "chen2025apiss", "yes"),
	71	+"4293846201": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "Confiance.ai methodological framework for assessing ML model robustness (SAIA 2024); counts belong to another work", "awadid2025robust", "yes"),
	72	+"2095152777": ("reprint_misdated", "empirical", "Royce's 1970 'Managing the Development of Large Software Systems' in a 2021 anthology", "", "no"),
	73	+"2911537985": ("dissertation", "empirical", "Microservices vs service-oriented architecture (master thesis, 2018), no abstract", "", "no"),
	74	+"1486172410": ("textbook", "survey", "Cambridge textbook 'Introduction to Software Testing' (2021 chapter)", "", "no"),
	75	+"7151510318": ("dissertation", "method", "Unsupervised translation of programming languages (doctoral thesis, French abstract, 2022)", "", "no"),
	76	+"4391974543": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Survey of 102 studies using LLMs for software testing (TSE 2024)", "wang2024llmtesting", "no"),
	77	+"3185223169": ("dissertation", "method", "Effort-estimation model for agile development (thesis, 2020), no abstract", "", "no"),
	78	+"2171139698": ("dissertation", "method", "Evolutionary test-data generation for mutation testing (thesis, Kent); abstract field is a dedication", "", "no"),
	79	+"7131867455": ("in_scope_research", "empirical", "Three randomised field experiments on AI coding assistants and developer output (Management Science 2026)", "cui2026genaiwork", "no"),
	80	+"4399452770": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "History of software-engineering degree programmes in Brazil (Computacao Brasil 2018)", "", "no"),
	81	+"4408219312": ("dissertation", "method", "Type-hint fuzzing of Python programs (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	82	+"4402442491": ("dissertation", "method", "Domain-oriented specification method (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	83	+"4403110951": ("dissertation", "method", "Semantics-aware testing of human-interactive systems (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	84	+"3008797115": ("reprint_misdated", "method", "Metamorphic testing technical report (1998) posted to arXiv in 2020", "", "no"),
	85	+"3177813494": ("in_scope_research", "empirical", "Correctness-energy trade-offs of open code LLMs on Python bug fixing (ESEM 2026); record title, year and counts belong to other works", "naqvi2026bigger", "yes"),
	86	+"7110046239": ("in_scope_research", "empirical", "Closed-world CWE classification by open LLMs on Big-Vul (ICPEC 2025); live citation count differs from the corpus window", "gasparlopes2025vuln", "no"),
	87	+"4391677389": ("dissertation", "method", "Perspective-based specification of ML-enabled systems (thesis, 2023); abstract field is an acknowledgement", "", "no"),
	88	+"7124592699": ("in_scope_research", "method", "Multi-scale temporal deep model for just-in-time defect prediction (2026)", "", "no"),
	89	+"3007157104": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Machine-learning testing survey of 144 papers (TSE 2020/2022)", "zhang2020mltesting", "no"),
	90	+"58732440": ("reprint_misdated", "empirical", "Novice compilation behaviour in BlueJ (doctoral thesis, re-deposited 2021)", "", "no"),
	91	+"2725449579": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Mutation testing advances: analysis and survey (2019), no abstract", "papadakis2019mutation", "no"),
	92	+"2962772482": ("misclassified", "survey", "Survey of methods for explaining black-box models (XAI, 2019)", "", "no"),
	93	+"4293212596": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "The Astropy Project: sustaining a community open-source scientific package (v5.0, 2022)", "", "no"),
	94	+"4381982883": ("misclassified", "empirical", "ChatGPT for education and research, with coding experiments (2023)", "", "no"),
	95	+# ---- software_pl: programming_languages ----
	96	+"2114444139": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Information-systems curriculum change (thesis)", "", "no"),
	97	+"1844775953": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Metric domains for completeness (doctoral thesis, Warwick) re-deposited with a 2026 date", "", "no"),
	98	+"4396242417": ("in_scope_research", "method", "LLift: LLM-assisted static analysis finding use-before-initialisation bugs in the Linux kernel (OOPSLA 2024)", "li2024llift", "no"),
	99	+"2327217190": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Separation logic for programs in virtual memory (seL4-lineage thesis, re-deposited 2022)", "", "no"),
	100	+"2491926874": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Formal memory models for verifying C systems code (L4 lineage thesis, re-deposited 2022)", "", "no"),
	101	+"4205342885": ("misclassified", "survey", "Society 5.0 / Industry 5.0 and future universities", "", "no"),
	102	+"2189687801": ("dissertation", "method", "Program synthesis with lexicase selection (thesis, 2021); the abstract field holds a different thesis (moose ecology)", "", "no"),
	103	+"2400988715": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Functional stable model semantics and ASP modulo theories (2026 arXiv posting of an earlier paper)", "", "no"),
	104	+"2796251079": ("textbook", "survey", "Springer chapter 'A Concise Introduction to Logic' (2018)", "", "no"),
	105	+"159920301": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "On intuitionistic linear logic (doctoral thesis, re-deposited 2021)", "", "no"),
	106	+"4389109635": ("dissertation", "theory", "PBPO+ unifying algebraic graph transformation (thesis, 2023)", "", "no"),
	107	+"630549275": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Clustered multikernel for verified multiprocessor kernels (thesis, re-deposited 2022)", "", "no"),
	108	+"4403223258": ("in_scope_research", "method", "WhiteFox: white-box compiler fuzzing guided by LLMs reading optimisation source (OOPSLA 2024)", "yang2024whitefox", "no"),
	109	+"4313480275": ("textbook", "survey", "Harel's 'Algorithmics: The Spirit of Computing' chapter (2023)", "", "no"),
	110	+"2790202156": ("in_scope_research", "method", "ZEUS: abstract interpretation and CHC-based safety checking of smart contracts (NDSS 2018)", "kalra2018zeus", "no"),
	111	+"3207822760": ("dissertation", "empirical", "Cognitive predictors of programming skill, EEG study (thesis, 2021)", "", "no"),
	112	+"4297611890": ("textbook", "survey", "Avigad's mathematical logic textbook chapter (2022)", "", "no"),
	113	+"2915211782": ("textbook", "survey", "Cambridge Handbook chapter on novice programmers (2019)", "", "no"),
	114	+"4381516741": ("textbook", "survey", "Springer chapter 'The Python Programming Language' (2023)", "", "no"),
	115	+"3115704172": ("dissertation", "engineering", "Lineage-driven fault injection for Akka actor programs (thesis, 2019)", "", "no"),
	116	+"3146286581": ("dissertation", "method", "Probabilistic grammatical evolution (2021)", "", "no"),
	117	+"7134194765": ("misclassified", "method", "Debris-flow hazard assessment with AHP-CRITIC and SHAP", "", "no"),
	118	+"2797025890": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Open educational practices (thesis)", "", "no"),
	119	+"4396905794": ("dissertation", "method", "Predicting TypeScript annotations with fine-tuned code models (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	120	+"4410362977": ("misclassified", "theory", "Calabi-Yau manifolds in black-hole scattering (Nature 2025)", "", "no"),
	121	+# ---- software_pl: compilers ----
	122	+"3122286897": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "MLIR: reusable multi-level compiler infrastructure (CGO 2021)", "lattner2021mlir", "no"),
	123	+"4407983386": ("misclassified", "method", "Photovoltaic power forecasting with TimesNet-BiLSTM", "", "no"),
	124	+"4399087350": ("misclassified", "survey", "E-learning and business education in the GCC", "", "no"),
	125	+"4398768423": ("in_scope_research", "benchmark", "LLM4VV: LLM-generated validation test suites for OpenACC compilers (FGCS 2024), no abstract", "munley2024llm4vv", "no"),
	126	+"2188794726": ("textbook", "survey", "Springer chapter 'Dynamic Dataflow Graphs' (2018)", "", "no"),
	127	+"4406882143": ("misclassified", "survey", "Just-in-time adaptive interventions in mental health (systematic review)", "", "no"),
	128	+"2884622219": ("misclassified", "survey", "Raw NMR data availability in natural-product research", "", "no"),
	129	+"3188948186": ("misclassified", "engineering", "Fuzzy PID speed control of a DC motor (arXiv)", "", "no"),
	130	+"2962724414": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Machine learning in compiler optimisation (Proc. IEEE 2018)", "wang2018mlcompiler", "no"),
	131	+"4408711372": ("misclassified", "method", "Polyhedral approximation for electricity-water nexus dispatch", "", "no"),
	132	+"4392397123": ("misclassified", "empirical", "Educators' perceptions of AI in higher education", "", "no"),
	133	+"2783614532": ("in_scope_survey", "survey", "Survey on compiler autotuning with machine learning (CSUR 2018)", "ashouri2018autotuning", "no"),
	134	+"2206959660": ("dissertation", "method", "Compiler optimisation selection by program characterisation and ML (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	135	+"2249134499": ("dissertation", "method", "Improving compiler optimisations using ML (thesis, 2024)", "", "no"),
	136	+"3139485201": ("dissertation", "method", "Towards automated construction of compiler optimisations (MIT thesis, 2020)", "", "no"),
	137	+"3214427835": ("dissertation", "method", "Sparse tensor algebra compilation (MIT thesis, 2020)", "", "no"),
	138	+"3023977240": ("dissertation", "method", "From constraint programming to heterogeneous parallelism (thesis, 2020)", "", "no"),
	139	+"3046781014": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "ExaStencils: multigrid solver generation from a layered DSL (2020)", "", "no"),
	140	+"7127344046": ("misclassified", "empirical", "AI policy readiness in Omani higher education", "", "no"),
	141	+"3132279601": ("misclassified", "empirical", "COVID-19 and higher education in the GCC", "", "no"),
	142	+"3103225940": ("dissertation", "engineering", "LLVM backend for the OpenModelica compiler (thesis, 2019)", "", "no"),
	143	+"4313894866": ("misclassified", "survey", "The science of literature reviews", "", "no"),
	144	+"4407942537": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "LLM Compiler: foundation models pre-trained on LLVM-IR and assembly for optimisation tasks (CC 2025)", "cummins2025llmcompiler", "no"),
	145	+"2787911489": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "Automated code generation for chemistry kernels in OpenFOAM (2018), no abstract", "", "no"),
	146	+"2949967139": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "Tiramisu polyhedral compiler with a scheduling language (CGO 2019)", "baghdadi2019tiramisu", "no"),
	147	+# ---- software_pl: formal_verification ----
	148	+"4385245566": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "MizAR 60 for Mizar 50: learning-guided ATP proving about 60% of Mizar theorems (ITP 2023); record title and counts belong to another work", "jakubuv2023mizar", "yes"),
	149	+"1498342204": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Lynch and Tuttle's introduction to I/O automata (1989) republished in 2026", "lynch2026ioautomata", "no"),
	150	+"3117137355": ("reprint_misdated", "engineering", "egg equality saturation: 2026 CACM research highlight of the POPL 2021 paper", "willsey2026eggcacm", "no"),
	151	+"1481397690": ("textbook", "survey", "Handbook of Model Checking chapter on SMT (2018), no abstract", "", "no"),
	152	+"2254118105": ("reprint_misdated", "method", "QBF solving by implicit hitting sets / clause selection (2026 arXiv posting of a 2015 paper)", "", "no"),
	153	+"4206807714": ("textbook", "survey", "Handbook of Satisfiability, 2nd edition (2021)", "biere2021handbook", "no"),
	154	+"2540354435": ("reprint_misdated", "theory", "Weighted rules under the stable model semantics (2026 arXiv posting of an earlier paper)", "", "no"),
	155	+"2921681895": ("dissertation", "method", "Parameter synthesis in parametric Markov models (thesis, RWTH 2020)", "", "no"),
	156	+"4225922019": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "cvc5 SMT solver system description (TACAS 2022)", "barbosa2022cvc5", "no"),
	157	+"4318573502": ("dissertation", "theory", "Semantically informed structural proof theory (thesis, 2022)", "", "no"),
	158	+"2154148696": ("textbook", "survey", "Supervisory control of timed discrete-event systems (chapter, 2018)", "", "no"),
	159	+"4297781990": ("in_scope_research", "method", "Answer-set programming for runtime monitoring and fault explanation of automated driving (DX 2024); counts belong to another work", "klampfl2024asp", "yes"),
	160	+"2789444712": ("misclassified", "survey", "Industry 4.0 state of the art (production research)", "", "no"),
	161	+"1586677474": ("duplicate", "survey", "Second record of the Handbook of Satisfiability (2021)", "", "no"),
	162	+"2486519520": ("reprint_misdated", "method", "Machine learning for heuristic selection in automated theorem proving (thesis, re-deposited 2021)", "", "no"),
	163	+"4289665848": ("in_scope_research", "theory", "Reward interfaces: quantitative interface automata with best-effort implementations (CSL 2026)", "", "no"),
	164	+"149631060": ("reprint_misdated", "survey", "Decidability issues for Petri nets (1994 survey posted to arXiv in 2024)", "", "no"),
	165	+"2890660842": ("in_scope_research", "method", "Symbolic interval propagation for formal safety analysis of neural networks (2018 preprint)", "", "no"),
	166	+"1932627192": ("reprint_misdated", "method", "QMC model checker for quantum protocols (doctoral thesis re-deposited with a 2026 date)", "", "no"),
	167	+"4393942723": ("in_scope_survey", "benchmark", "SV-COMP 2024 competition report: 76 tools, 30,300 C tasks (2024)", "beyer2024svcomp", "no"),
	168	+"2957311447": ("in_scope_research", "engineering", "Marabou SMT-based neural-network verifier (CAV 2019)", "katz2019marabou", "no"),
	169	+"2905489900": ("dissertation", "method", "Machine learning for SAT solver heuristics (thesis, Waterloo 2018)", "", "no"),
	170	+"2900153411": ("in_scope_research", "method", "DeepPoly abstract domain for certifying neural networks (POPL 2019)", "singh2019deeppoly", "no"),
	171	+"6944541633": ("dissertation", "method", "Verification of multi-objective Markov models (thesis, RWTH 2023)", "", "no"),
	172	+"3016155638": ("in_scope_research", "method", "VerX: automated verification of temporal properties of Ethereum contracts (S&P 2020)", "permenev2020verx", "no"),
	173	+}
	174	+abst = {}
	175	+for ar in ("theory", "software_pl"):
	176	+ for line in open(f"{R}/literature_synthesis/landmarks/{ar}_abstracts.jsonl"):
	177	+ r = json.loads(line); abst[str(r["work_id"])] = bool((r.get("abstract") or "").strip())
	178	+rows = []
	179	+for ar in ("theory", "software_pl"):
	180	+ for r in csv.DictReader(open(f"{R}/literature_synthesis/landmarks/{ar}_landmarks.csv")):
	181	+ w = r["work_id"]; v = V.get(w)
	182	+ if v is None: raise SystemExit(f"no verdict for {w} {r['title'][:60]}")
	183	+ verdict, ctype, desc, key, coll = v
	184	+ rows.append({"openalex_id": f"W{w}", "contribution_type": ctype, "description": desc, "judged_from": "abstract" if abst.get(w) else "metadata_only",
	185	+ "area": ar, "primary_category": r["primary_category"], "year": r["year"], "period": r["period"], "type": r["type"], "doi": r["doi"], "c36": r["c36"], "ncs36": r["ncs36"],
	186	+ "verdict": verdict, "id_resolves_to_other_work": coll, "bib_key": key, "title": r["title"]})
	187	+with open(f"{R}/literature_synthesis/agent_G/contributions.csv", "w", newline="") as fh:
	188	+ w = csv.DictWriter(fh, fieldnames=list(rows[0].keys())); w.writeheader(); w.writerows(rows)
	189	+from collections import Counter
	190	+print(len(rows), Counter(r["verdict"] for r in rows), Counter(r["judged_from"] for r in rows))

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	85	+icpec2025vuln datacite 10.4230/oasics.icpec.2025.4 2025 Gaspar Lopes, Diogo; Espinha Gasiba, Tiago; Amburi, Sathwik OASIcs, Volume 133, ICPEC 2025 Can Open Large Language Models Catch Vulnerabilities?
	86	+saia2024robust datacite 10.4230/oasics.saia.2024.1 2025 Awadid, Afef; Robert, Boris OASIcs, Volume 126, SAIA 2024 On Assessing ML Model Robustness: A Methodological Framework (Academic Track)
	87	+W4385245566 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.1706.03762 2017 Ashish Vaswani; Noam Shazeer; Niki Parmar arXiv (Cornell University) Attention Is All You Need cited_by=122093 type=preprint
	88	+W2964015378 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.1609.02907 2016 Thomas Kipf; Max Welling arXiv (Cornell University) Semi-Supervised Classification with Graph Convolutional Networks cited_by=24853 type=preprint
	89	+W4293846201 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.1706.06083 2017 Aleksander Mądry; Aleksandar Makelov; Ludwig Schmidt arXiv (Cornell University) Towards Deep Learning Models Resistant to Adversarial Attacks cited_by=6746 type=preprint
	90	+W4311415873 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.1312.6114 2013 Diederik P. Kingma; Max Welling UvA-DARE (University of Amsterdam) Auto-Encoding Variational Bayes cited_by=21064 type=preprint
	91	+W4294558607 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.1706.02216 2017 William L. Hamilton; Rex Ying; Jure Leskovec arXiv (Cornell University) Inductive Representation Learning on Large Graphs cited_by=10920 type=preprint
	92	+W3177813494 openalex https://doi.org/10.48550/arxiv.2107.03374 2021 Mark I-Cheng Chen; Jerry Tworek; Heewoo Jun arXiv (Cornell University) Evaluating Large Language Models Trained on Code cited_by=1492 type=preprint
	93	+W2189687801 openalex https://doi.org/10.7275/7408407.0 2021 Thomas Helmuth Scholarworks (University of Massachusetts Amherst) General Program Synthesis from Examples Using Genetic Programming with Parent Selection Based on Random Lexico cited_by=19 type=dissertation
	94	+yang2023leandojo arxiv 2306.15626 2023-06-27 Kaiyu Yang arXiv LeanDojo: Theorem Proving with Retrieval-Augmented Language Models
	95	+selsam2019neurosat arxiv 1802.03685 ERROR HTTP Error 429: Unknown Error
	96	+kang2023fewshottesters crossref-query 10.1109/icse48619.2023.00194 2023 Kang 2023 IEEE/ACM 45th International Conference on Software Engi Large Language Models are Few-shot Testers: Exploring LLM-based General Bug Reproduction
	97	+kang2023fewshottesters crossref-query 10.1109/tse.2024.3450837 2024 Kang IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering Evaluating Diverse Large Language Models for Automatic and General Bug Reproduction

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	1	+claim_id,claim,claim_type,evidence_type,supporting_keys,contradicting_keys,corpus_artifact,confidence,verification_status,notes
	2	+C-H-01,"Cybersecurity is the largest category of the security_privacy area, with 78,082 eligible works carrying the label in 2022 and 139,134 in 2025 (multi-label).",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv (category_id=cybersecurity, n_multilabel summed over periods)",0.95,machine-verified,macros SecCountCybersecurity*Multilabel; 2026 incomplete
	3	+C-H-02,Cybersecurity and applied cryptography were nearly flat over 2018-2022 (multi-label CAGR 3.7 % and 1.9 %) and grew faster over 2023-2025 (24.7 % and 20.4 %).,established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv; macros SecCagrMultilabel*,0.9,machine-verified,CAGR of multi-label counts computed in tables/make_numbers.py (Part VII-b block)
	4	+C-H-03,Federated learning had the highest baseline growth of the area (multi-label CAGR 54.3 % over 2018-2022) and remained the fastest-growing category after 2023 (45.8 %) while its growth rate fell.,established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv; results/bibliometrics/cagr_by_category.csv (federated_learning),0.9,machine-verified,
	5	+C-H-04,"Blockchain's growth was front-loaded: Bai-Perron (BIC) dates its single break at 2020-04 and the ITS at 2022-12 shows no level or slope change (slope change -0.002, p=0.200).",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv row cat_blockchain; its_results.json series cat_blockchain,0.9,machine-verified,macros ItsSeriesCatBlockchain*
	6	+C-H-05,"None of the five security categories shows a significant ITS level shift at 2022-12 except federated learning (level -0.126, p=0.007), and that shift is unremarkable against 65 placebo event months (placebo p=0.246).",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/econometrics/breaks.csv rows cat_*; its_results.json placebo_chatgpt,0.9,machine-verified,
	7	+C-H-06,"Cybersecurity, applied cryptography and privacy-preserving computation show positive ITS slope changes at 2022-12 (+0.015, +0.013, +0.012 per month, HAC p<0.001); placebo p-values are 0.062, 0.046 and 0.138 (ranks 4, 3 and 9 of 65).",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/econometrics/breaks.csv; its_results.json (its_chatgpt, placebo_chatgpt)",0.9,machine-verified,slope change is not a level break; see C-H-07
	8	+C-H-07,"Bai-Perron dates the single BIC-selected break of cybersecurity, applied cryptography and privacy-preserving computation at 2022-07, five months before the 2022-12 reference month; PELT adds 2024-12 for the two security categories.",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/econometrics/breaks.csv columns bp_breaks_bic, pelt",0.9,machine-verified,"supports 'mid-2022 and late-2024 acceleration', not a ChatGPT-month break"
	9	+C-H-08,"The alternative o1 event date (2024-10) carries large positive level coefficients for cybersecurity (+0.149, p=0.001), applied cryptography (+0.142, p=0.002) and privacy-preserving computation (+0.198, p=0.001).",established,corpus_statistic,,,"results/econometrics/breaks.csv columns o1_level, o1_level_p",0.85,machine-verified,consistent with PELT 2024-12; may reflect indexing of 2025 cohorts
	10	+C-H-09,The share of cybersecurity works co-classified with the LLM category rose from 1.7 % (2022) to 7.6 % (2025) and 12.0 % (incomplete 2026); for privacy-preserving computation from 1.4 % to 9.3 % (2025).,established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv with category_counts_yearly.csv denominators; tab_security_llm_cooccurrence,0.85,machine-verified,pre-2022 non-zero shares reflect keyword breadth; read the trend
	11	+C-H-10,"References from cybersecurity works to LLM-category works remain a small share of their resolved references (0.7 % in 2025, 1.1 % in 2026) against 47.5 % to cybersecurity itself (2025).",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv (citing_cat=cybersecurity),0.85,machine-verified,
	12	+C-H-11,"The security-of-ML literature predates the window: adversarial examples transfer to the physical world (abstract), membership inference and training-data extraction are pre-2023 results.",established,abstract,kurakin2018physical;szegedy2014intriguing;goodfellow2015fgsm;shokri2017membership;carlini2021extracting,,literature_synthesis/landmarks/security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (work 2460937040),0.9,human-verified,carlini2021extracting is a preprint record in references.bib
	13	+C-H-12,"Post-2022 highly cited cybersecurity works cluster on LLMs used for security tasks (vulnerability detection, anomaly detection, phishing) and on the security of LLM systems (jailbreaks, poisoning, PII leakage, MCP threats).",established,abstract,du2026vulrag;ali2026huntgpt;uddin2026phishing;das2025llmsecurity;hou2026mcp,,"security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (works 7130652904, 4387210439, 7125967353, 4406302454, 7129030749)",0.8,human-verified,abstracts only
	14	+C-H-13,The vul-rag abstract reports that LLMs distinguish vulnerable from similar-but-benign patched code with only 0.06-0.14 accuracy and that knowledge-level retrieval augmentation raises accuracy by 16-24 points.,established,abstract,du2026vulrag,,security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (work 7130652904),0.85,human-verified,"numbers are the authors' own, from the abstract"
	15	+C-H-14,Whether LLM-based security detection improves on fine-tuned encoders or classical features at equal cost is unresolved; landmark abstracts report gains on specific datasets only.,contested,abstract,du2026vulrag;uddin2026phishing;ali2026huntgpt,,security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl,0.6,unverified,no full text read
	16	+C-H-15,"Prompt injection (direct and indirect), jailbreaks and universal adversarial suffixes define a new attack surface for LLM-integrated applications; several foundational papers are preprints or workshop papers.",established,metadata_only,greshake2023injection;perez2022ignore;liu2023promptinjection;wei2023jailbroken;zou2023universal;shayegani2023adversarial;yao2024llmsecurity,,manuscript/references.bib (verified keys); not in the landmark set,0.8,machine-verified,preprints described as such in the text
	17	+C-H-16,"Claims that prompt-injection defences can be made robust are speculative; the only landmark on the question is a 2026 SSRN preprint reporting a negative result (no abstract, not peer-reviewed).",speculative,metadata_only,,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (work 4301785137, NCS36 9,806)",0.5,unverified,flag for PI review
	18	+C-H-17,"The most cited documents of applied cryptography in the corpus are standards and reports (RFC 8446; NIST IR 8240, IR 8413; FIPS 203, FIPS 204), not journal or conference papers.",established,metadata_only,rescorla2018tls13;nist2019pqcround1;nist2022pqcround3;nist2024fips203;nist2024fips204,,security_privacy_landmarks.csv (type=report rows of applied_cryptography),0.9,machine-verified,
	19	+C-H-18,FIPS 203 (ML-KEM) ties its security to the Module-LWE problem and states that the scheme is believed secure against quantum adversaries; FIPS 204 makes the same statement for ML-DSA signatures.,established,abstract,nist2024fips203;nist2024fips204;regev2009lwe,,"security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (works 4401459825, 4401442713)",0.9,human-verified,'believed to be secure' is the standard's wording
	20	+C-H-19,"Two post-quantum finalists or alternates fell to classical attacks in 2022 (SIDH key recovery; Rainbow broken in a weekend on a laptop), so 'post-quantum' denotes a threat model and not a security proof.",established,metadata_only,castryck2023sidh;beullens2022rainbow,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (work 4365934498, no abstract); references_part07b.bib",0.85,machine-verified,titles only; consequences for the NIST process not asserted beyond the dated reports
	21	+C-H-20,The post-quantum programme did not produce an aggregate volume break in applied cryptography; the category's post-2023 growth is carried by large IoT-encryption and chaos-based image-encryption sub-literatures.,contested,corpus_statistic,,,"results/graph/category_counts_yearly.csv; taxonomy/ontology.yaml (T11017 weight 0.7); landmarks 4413785573, 7134847443, 7135072016",0.6,unverified,"composition inferred from the landmark sample and the ontology mapping, not from a topic breakdown"
	22	+C-H-21,The security of chaos-based multimedia cryptosystems is disputed within the corpus itself: a 2026 cryptanalysis abstract reports that many such systems lack standardisation and deviate from secure design principles.,contested,abstract,,,security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (work 7154469464),0.7,human-verified,
	23	+C-H-22,"Blockchain's highly cited works are predominantly application reviews and economics/management papers; the computer-science core among the landmarks is Hyperledger Fabric, consensus surveys, the NIST overview and smart-contract security.",established,abstract,androulaki2018fabric;wang2019consensus;yaga2018blockchain;guo2022blockchainsecurity;foley2019bitcoin;cong2019smartcontracts;davidson2018institutions;saberi2019supplychain;mendling2018bpm;huynh2023metaverse;guesmi2026reentrancy,,security_privacy_landmarks.csv (primary_category=blockchain),0.85,human-verified,
	24	+C-H-23,"The Bitcoin whitepaper appears three times in the landmark set as separate SSRN records (2019, 2022, 2024) with 7,534, 10,307 and 200 36-month citations; the 2022 record is the most cited work of the area under c36.",established,metadata_only,nakamoto2008bitcoin,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (works 4248175462, 4211068006, 4405432346)",0.95,machine-verified,data-quality artefact; merge before landmark statistics
	25	+C-H-24,Blockchain's self-citation share fell from 61.4 % (2019) to 57.2 % (2025) and its co-classification with LLM is the lowest of the area (3.1 % in 2025).,established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv; category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv,0.85,machine-verified,
	26	+C-H-25,"Federated learning as a privacy technology is the dominant theme of privacy-preserving computation's landmarks; Yang et al. 2019 (horizontal, vertical, transfer FL) is the most cited technical paper of the area (1,382 citations in 36 months).",established,abstract,yang2019fml;thapa2022splitfed;fu2026dpfl,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (work 2912213068, c36=1382)",0.9,human-verified,
	27	+C-H-26,"Six of the 25 privacy-preserving computation landmarks come from the 2020 COVID-19 contact-tracing topic, a single-year burst that the ontology maps at weight 0.5.",established,metadata_only,ahmed2020tracingapps;cho2020tracing,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (works 3036422000, 3014084098, 3013489453, 3021970994, 4205766150, 4286110439); taxonomy/ontology.yaml T12943",0.9,machine-verified,
	28	+C-H-27,Four 2025-2026 landmarks of privacy-preserving computation are papers on AI in higher education or auditing with no privacy-technology content; they are keyword misclassifications.,established,abstract,,,"security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (works 4408302972, 4407111324, 7127055292, 4406636601)",0.9,human-verified,reclassify at PI review
	29	+C-H-28,A 2026 scoping review reports that DP-SGD can keep clinically acceptable performance in medical deep learning at moderate budgets (epsilon about 10) while strict budgets (epsilon about 1) often cost substantial accuracy.,established,abstract,mohammadi2026dpmedical;abadi2016dpsgd,,security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (work 4414891672),0.8,human-verified,the review's own summary; 74 studies per its abstract
	30	+C-H-29,"Privacy-preserving computation's self-citation share fell from 32.5 % (2019) to 24.4 % (2025), the lowest of the area, while references to federated learning rose to 6.1 % and co-classification with LLM reached 9.3 % (2025), the highest of the area.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv; category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv,0.85,machine-verified,
	31	+C-H-30,"Statistical heterogeneity (non-IID clients) is the organising problem of the post-2022 federated-learning literature and personalisation (adaptive local aggregation, prototypes, clustering) its dominant answer in the landmarks.",established,abstract,tan2023personalizedfl;ye2024heterogeneousfl;zhang2023fedala;zhang2024fedtgp;yang2024fedas;zhu2021noniid,,"security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (works 3133814152, 4387105517, 4382463479, 4393156671, 4402716118)",0.85,human-verified,
	32	+C-H-31,Each personalised-FL landmark abstract reports superiority over state-of-the-art baselines on its own benchmark suite; generalisation beyond those suites is not established.,contested,abstract,zhang2023fedala;zhang2024fedtgp;yang2024fedas,,security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl,0.6,unverified,
	33	+C-H-32,"Federated learning's citation structure changed most within the area: self-citation share rose from 10.8 % (2019) to 16.0 % (2025), references to privacy-preserving computation to 15.5 %, and references to ML theory fell from 17.6 % to 13.0 %.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_flows_yearly.csv (citing_cat=federated_learning),0.85,machine-verified,
	34	+C-H-33,"Federated learning's co-classification with LLM rose from 1.5 % (2022) to 7.6 % (2025), but federated fine-tuning of foundation models does not appear among its landmarks.",established,corpus_statistic,,,results/graph/category_cooccurrence_yearly.csv; security_privacy_landmarks.csv,0.8,machine-verified,
	35	+C-H-34,"Deployment claims of federated healthcare applications are speculative in the landmark abstracts: the 2025 governance review states that limited insights exist on the optimal governance of the technology, and no application landmark reports an attack evaluation.",speculative,abstract,eden2025flgovernance;sheller2020flmedicine;chen2020fedhealth,,"security_privacy_abstracts.jsonl (works 4412162472, 3045674654, 3018464563)",0.6,human-verified,
	36	+C-H-35,"The automatic landmark selection of the area contains duplicated, misdated, venue-level and misclassified records (Bitcoin x3, TLS 1.3 x2, 2026 reprints of 2010 papers, 'IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy' as a work, Fedformer, Enigma); 33 of 125 records are dated 2026 and 33 lack an abstract.",established,metadata_only,,,security_privacy_landmarks.csv; tab_security_landmarks; macros SecLand*,0.95,machine-verified,PI review H-3 should act before landmark-level statistics are reported
	37	+C-H-36,"Homomorphic encryption, zero-knowledge proofs and secure multi-party computation do not surface among the applied-cryptography landmarks under the NCS36 metric, although their lineage is in the verified references.",established,metadata_only,gentry2009fhe;cheon2017ckks;chillotti2020tfhe;groth2016snark;thaler2022proofs;evans2018mpc,,"security_privacy_landmarks.csv (no HE/ZK/MPC title among applied_cryptography rows); taxonomy/ontology.yaml (IACR ePrint 0.3 in cybersecurity, 1.0 in applied_cryptography)",0.8,machine-verified,"absence in the top-25 is a statement about the metric and venue mapping, not about the literature's size"

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	1	+openalex_id,contribution_type,description,judged_from,bib_key
	2	+2915352631,engineering,RFC 8446: specification of TLS 1.3 (IETF standards track); the most cited applied-cryptography document of the baseline period,abstract,rescorla2018tls13
	3	+2913851998,survey,NIST IR 8240: status report on the first round of the post-quantum standardisation process,abstract,nist2019pqcround1
	4	+4226075590,survey,NIST IR 8413: third-round status report announcing the post-quantum selections (July 2022),abstract,nist2022pqcround3
	5	+4401459825,engineering,FIPS 203: ML-KEM standard; security related to Module-LWE; 'believed to be secure' against quantum adversaries,abstract,nist2024fips203
	6	+4401442713,engineering,FIPS 204: ML-DSA digital signature standard,abstract,nist2024fips204
	7	+4365934498,method,Key-recovery attack on SIDH (title only; no abstract in the record),metadata,castryck2023sidh
	8	+4293168393,theory,2022 ACM reprint of Diffie and Hellman's 1976 New Directions in Cryptography; the record's abstract is the landing page (artefact),metadata,
	9	+2916447643,engineering,2026 duplicate record of TLS 1.3 whose abstract describes an earlier protocol version (artefact),metadata,
	10	+4214667959,survey,"Survey of blockchain technology and its security: consensus comparison, cryptographic components, risk analysis",abstract,guo2022blockchainsecurity
	11	+2970408908,method,Deep Leakage from Gradients: gradient inversion attack on federated updates (2020 LNCS reprint; no abstract in the record),metadata,zhu2020dlg
	12	+7154469464,method,Cryptanalysis of a chaos-based video cryptosystem; reports lack of standardisation in that sub-literature,abstract,
	13	+4413785573,engineering,Video segment encryption with a memristive neuron model (chaos-based sub-literature),abstract,
	14	+7134847443,engineering,Hyperchaos-based image encryption for consumer IoT (chaos-based sub-literature),abstract,
	15	+7124450903,survey,Survey of 203 papers on security and privacy attacks and defences in federated learning (Information Fusion 2026),abstract,jimenezgutierrez2026flsecurity
	16	+1598516026,empirical,2026 ResearchHub copy of the 2010 Scantegrity II municipal election case study (artefact),abstract,
	17	+1497727960,engineering,2026 repository record of the 2010 FLINT number-theory library (artefact),abstract,
	18	+4300127641,engineering,Hyperledger Fabric: modular open-source permissioned blockchain system (EuroSys 2018),abstract,androulaki2018fabric
	19	+2905867785,survey,Survey of consensus mechanisms and mining strategy management in blockchain networks,abstract,wang2019consensus
	20	+2892520153,survey,NIST IR 8202 blockchain technology overview,abstract,yaga2018blockchain
	21	+3123868249,empirical,Estimate of illegal activity financed through bitcoin (Review of Financial Studies),abstract,foley2019bitcoin
	22	+3122636688,theory,"Theory of blockchain disruption, decentralised consensus and smart contracts (Review of Financial Studies)",abstract,cong2019smartcontracts
	23	+2784387076,theory,Blockchains as an institutional technology (Journal of Institutional Economics),abstract,davidson2018institutions
	24	+2898069736,survey,Blockchain and sustainable supply chain management (critical examination),abstract,saberi2019supplychain
	25	+2606010969,survey,Blockchains for business process management: challenges and seven research directions,abstract,mendling2018bpm
	26	+3123722958,method,Ontology-driven blockchain design for supply-chain provenance,abstract,kim2018provenance
	27	+2965761488,survey,Blockchain in agriculture and food supply chains: projects and barriers,abstract,
	28	+2914735843,survey,"Blockchain-enabled smart contracts: architecture, applications and trends",abstract,
	29	+4320717855,survey,Blockchain for the metaverse: review (763 citations in 36 months),abstract,huynh2023metaverse
	30	+3162358200,survey,"NFT overview, evaluation, opportunities and challenges (arXiv preprint)",abstract,wang2021nft
	31	+4289548059,method,"Datalog-based detection of cross-function reentrancy from EVM traces, extending TxSpector (FMBC 2026)",abstract,guesmi2026reentrancy
	32	+4211068006,theory,"Bitcoin whitepaper, SSRN record dated 2022 (duplicate of nakamoto2008bitcoin; artefact)",metadata,nakamoto2008bitcoin
	33	+4248175462,theory,"Bitcoin whitepaper, SSRN record dated 2019 (duplicate; artefact)",metadata,nakamoto2008bitcoin
	34	+4405432346,theory,"Bitcoin whitepaper, SSRN record dated 2024 (duplicate; artefact)",metadata,nakamoto2008bitcoin
	35	+2460937040,empirical,Adversarial examples survive physical-world capture (2018 chapter reprint of the 2017 paper),abstract,kurakin2018physical
	36	+2789828921,benchmark,CIC-IDS2017 intrusion-detection dataset and traffic characterisation (no abstract in the record),metadata,
	37	+2624307925,survey,Survey of security and privacy issues of Bitcoin (IEEE COMST),abstract,conti2018bitcoinsecurity
	38	+2805930283,survey,Review of blockchain for the Internet of Things (IEEE Access),abstract,fernandez2018biot
	39	+2795085730,survey,Blockchain for healthcare cloud data security: position paper,abstract,esposito2018healthcare
	40	+2231944250,engineering,Enigma: decentralised secure-computation platform (2018 MIT Press chapter; belongs to privacy-preserving computation),abstract,
	41	+4406302454,survey,"Survey of security and privacy challenges of LLMs: jailbreaking, poisoning, PII leakage (ACM CSUR)",abstract,das2025llmsecurity
	42	+7129030749,survey,"Model Context Protocol: lifecycle (4 phases, 16 activities) and security threat taxonomy (ACM TOSEM 2026)",abstract,hou2026mcp
	43	+7130652904,method,"Vul-RAG: knowledge-level RAG for LLM vulnerability detection; base LLM accuracy 0.06-0.14, +16-24 points",abstract,du2026vulrag
	44	+4387210439,engineering,HuntGPT: ML anomaly detection with XAI and an LLM interface for threat hunting,abstract,ali2026huntgpt
	45	+7125967353,method,Fine-tuned RoBERTa phishing-email detector with explainability,abstract,uddin2026phishing
	46	+4301785137,method,"2026 SSRN preprint arguing persistent homology fails as a prompt-injection defence (no abstract; not peer-reviewed; NCS36 9,806)",metadata,
	47	+7139094415,method,Fedformer (time-series forecasting Transformer) misclassified as cybersecurity (artefact),abstract,
	48	+4353004773,survey,Venue-level record 'IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy' (IT Professional 2023) counted as a work (artefact),metadata,
	49	+2912213068,theory,"Federated Machine Learning: horizontal, vertical and transfer FL framework (ACM TIST; most cited technical paper of the area)",abstract,yang2019fml
	50	+3018102029,method,SplitFed: combination of split learning and federated learning (AAAI 2022),abstract,thapa2022splitfed
	51	+7137155252,survey,Systematic review of differentially private federated learning (ACM CSUR 2026),abstract,fu2026dpfl
	52	+4412565294,survey,Survey of machine unlearning and the right to be forgotten (ACM TIST 2025),abstract,nguyen2025unlearning
	53	+4414891672,survey,Scoping review of differential privacy in medical deep learning (74 studies; epsilon trade-offs),abstract,mohammadi2026dpmedical
	54	+3036422000,survey,Survey of COVID-19 contact-tracing apps (IEEE Access 2020),abstract,ahmed2020tracingapps
	55	+3014084098,theory,Privacy analysis of contact-tracing apps (TraceTogether); arXiv preprint,abstract,cho2020tracing
	56	+4302383326,theory,Private information retrieval with side information (dissertation),abstract,
	57	+4408302972,empirical,AI and students' academic development (education; misclassified into privacy-preserving computation),abstract,
	58	+4407111324,survey,AI and student well-being mini-review (misclassified),abstract,
	59	+7127055292,survey,AI in higher education systematic review (misclassified),abstract,
	60	+4406636601,empirical,AI in auditing: 22 interviews (misclassified),abstract,
	61	+3045674654,empirical,Federated learning in medicine: multi-institutional collaboration without sharing patient data (Sci. Rep. 2020),abstract,sheller2020flmedicine
	62	+3018464563,method,FedHealth: federated transfer learning for wearable healthcare,abstract,chen2020fedhealth
	63	+3100779497,survey,Federated learning for healthcare informatics (no abstract in the record),metadata,xu2021flhealth
	64	+2995735216,method,q-FFL: fair resource allocation objective for federated learning (ICLR 2020; record without DOI),abstract,li2019qffl
	65	+3196371845,survey,Federated learning on non-IID data: survey (no abstract in the record),metadata,zhu2021noniid
	66	+3123459983,survey,A survey on federated learning (KBS 2021; no abstract in the record),metadata,zhang2021flsurvey
	67	+3133814152,survey,Towards personalized federated learning: survey of PFL under heterogeneity (IEEE TNNLS),abstract,tan2023personalizedfl
	68	+4382463479,method,FedALA: adaptive local aggregation for personalised FL (AAAI 2023),abstract,zhang2023fedala
	69	+4387105517,survey,"Heterogeneous federated learning: data, model, network and hardware heterogeneity (ACM CSUR)",abstract,ye2024heterogeneousfl
	70	+4393156671,method,FedTGP: trainable global prototypes for model-heterogeneous FL (AAAI 2024),abstract,zhang2024fedtgp
	71	+4402716118,method,FedAS: addressing intra- and inter-client inconsistency in personalised FL (CVPR 2024),abstract,yang2024fedas
	72	+4415878254,method,DFCA: decentralised federated clustering without a central server (IEEE IoTJ 2026),abstract,
	73	+4408476406,method,CBRFL: committee-based Byzantine-resilient federated learning (no abstract in the record),metadata,xu2025cbrfl
	74	+4412162472,survey,Scoping review of the governance of federated learning in healthcare (npj Digital Medicine 2025),abstract,eden2025flgovernance
	75	+7133255133,survey,Survey of six core challenges of federated learning (2026),abstract,

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	1	+problem_id,statement,categories,why_unresolved,testable_direction,supporting_keys
	2	+P-H-01,Whether defences against prompt injection in LLM-integrated applications can be made robust rather than empirically patched.,cybersecurity;llm;ai_safety,"Attacks are instructions embedded in data or tool outputs; no landmark reports a defence with a formal guarantee, and the only landmark on the question is an unreviewed 2026 preprint reporting a negative result.",Preregistered benchmark of injection attacks across tool-use and agent protocols (e.g. MCP) with defences evaluated under adaptive attackers; report attack success as a function of attacker budget.,greshake2023injection;liu2023promptinjection;hou2026mcp;das2025llmsecurity
	3	+P-H-02,Whether LLM-based vulnerability and intrusion detection outperforms fine-tuned encoders or classical features at equal compute and labelling cost.,cybersecurity;software_engineering;llm,Landmark abstracts report low base accuracy and gains from retrieval on specific datasets; no cost-matched comparison appears in the landmark set.,"Cost-matched evaluation on shared datasets (CIC-IDS2017-type benchmarks, vulnerability corpora) with held-out projects and temporal splits.",du2026vulrag;uddin2026phishing;ali2026huntgpt
	4	+P-H-03,Durability of the post-2022 LLM-security literature: is it a subfield or a labelling wave?,cybersecurity;llm,Co-classification shares rose fourfold but the first 36-month citation windows of 2023-2024 works close only in 2026-2027.,Re-estimate NCS36 of 2023-2024 cybersecurity x LLM works at the 2027 snapshot; compare with the 2018-2020 adversarial-ML cohort.,das2025llmsecurity;yao2024llmsecurity
	5	+P-H-04,Security of the standardised lattice schemes against classical cryptanalysis after the SIDH and Rainbow breaks.,applied_cryptography;computational_complexity,"Two finalists fell to classical attacks after years of scrutiny; standards state belief, not proof, of security.",Track cryptanalytic literature citing FIPS 203/204 and Module-LWE reductions; measure time-to-attack for new candidates (fourth round).,nist2024fips203;nist2024fips204;castryck2023sidh;beullens2022rainbow;regev2009lwe
	6	+P-H-05,"Measuring deployment of post-quantum cryptography (TLS, signatures, PKI) rather than publication.",applied_cryptography;computer_networks,"The corpus records standards and reports, not deployment; the transition report sets a timeline that the literature does not yet evaluate.","Internet-measurement studies of PQC negotiation in TLS handshakes and certificate ecosystems, repeated yearly.",nist2024transition;rescorla2018tls13
	7	+P-H-06,Security of the chaos-based multimedia encryption literature.,applied_cryptography,Highly cited 2025-2026 schemes coexist with cryptanalyses reporting departures from secure design principles; no standard evaluation exists.,Systematic cryptanalysis campaign against the most cited schemes with a shared threat model; publication of negative results.,
	8	+P-H-07,Whether smart-contract security tooling has reduced measured vulnerability and exploit rates since 2020.,blockchain;cybersecurity;formal_verification,Landmark on reentrancy extends an existing framework; no landmark reports exploit-rate trends.,Longitudinal measurement of exploits on EVM chains against tool adoption; evaluation of detectors on time-split contract corpora.,guesmi2026reentrancy;werner2022defi
	9	+P-H-08,Whether blockchain research has an active computer-science core after 2022 or has migrated to application and management venues.,blockchain,Top-25 landmarks are dominated by reviews and economics; the category's self-citation share is falling and its LLM co-classification is the lowest of the area.,Venue-stratified citation analysis of the category (CS venues vs others) by year; compare with distributed_computing flows.,androulaki2018fabric;wang2019consensus
	10	+P-H-09,Privacy guarantees of federated learning without differential privacy or secure aggregation under gradient-inversion attacks.,federated_learning;privacy_preserving_computation,Application landmarks claim privacy by design without attack evaluation; gradient leakage is a documented attack.,"Mandatory attack evaluation (gradient inversion, membership inference) in federated application papers; benchmark of leakage versus model size and batch size.",zhu2020dlg;bonawitz2017secagg;fu2026dpfl;jimenezgutierrez2026flsecurity
	11	+P-H-10,Utility cost of strict differential-privacy budgets in medical and tabular settings.,privacy_preserving_computation,"Reviews report acceptable utility at epsilon about 10 and substantial loss at epsilon about 1, with heterogeneity across modalities.",Pre-registered multi-site study with fixed budgets and standard accountants; report utility-privacy curves per modality.,mohammadi2026dpmedical;abadi2016dpsgd;dwork2014dp
	12	+P-H-11,Generalisation of personalised federated-learning methods beyond their own benchmark suites.,federated_learning;ml_theory,Each landmark reports superiority over state-of-the-art baselines on its own suite; no common protocol exists for heterogeneity levels.,"Shared benchmark with parameterised heterogeneity (label skew, feature skew, model heterogeneity) and reporting of per-client distributions, not means.",zhang2023fedala;zhang2024fedtgp;yang2024fedas;ye2024heterogeneousfl
	13	+P-H-12,Machine unlearning: verifiable deletion from trained models at acceptable cost.,privacy_preserving_computation;llm,Survey landmarks frame the problem (right to be forgotten) but verification of forgetting remains unresolved in the abstracts.,Auditable unlearning benchmarks with membership-inference-based verification and cost accounting; compare exact and approximate methods.,nguyen2025unlearning;shokri2017membership
	14	+P-H-13,Governance and accountability of federated learning across institutions and jurisdictions.,federated_learning;privacy_preserving_computation,"The 2025 governance review finds limited insight on optimal governance; deployments are reported as frameworks, not audited systems.","Case studies of operating federations with documented consent, auditing and incident processes; comparison across legal regimes.",eden2025flgovernance;sheller2020flmedicine
	15	+P-H-14,"Record-quality effects on landmark identification in security categories (duplicates, reprints, venue records).",cybersecurity;applied_cryptography;blockchain,The automatic NCS36 selection ranks duplicated whitepaper records and 2026 reprints among the top works; the magnitude of the bias on area-level statistics is unknown.,Deduplicate the landmark set by title/DOI family and re-run the selection; report sensitivity of area-level indicators to the merge.,

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		@@ -109,3 +109,173 @@ cost — the vul-rag abstract itself reports very low base accuracy, and the phi
109	109	specific datasets. Speculative: claims that defences against prompt injection can be made robust; the only landmark on the
110	110	question (the 2026 SSRN preprint) argues a negative result and has not been reviewed. The corpus cannot yet tell whether the
111	111	LLM-security literature is a durable subfield or a labelling wave; its first 36-month citation windows close in 2026–2027.
	112	+
	113	+## 3. Applied cryptography
	114	+
	115	+**Standards as landmarks.** The applied-cryptography landmark set is the clearest case of a category whose most cited documents
	116	+are standards and reports rather than papers: RFC 8446 (TLS 1.3, 2018; abstract: "prevent eavesdropping, tampering, and message
	117	+forgery"), the NIST status reports on the first (2019) and third (2022) rounds of the post-quantum standardisation process, and
	118	+the two 2024 Federal Information Processing Standards FIPS 203 (ML-KEM; the abstract ties its security to Module-LWE and states
	119	+that it "is believed to be secure, even against adversaries who possess a quantum computer") and FIPS 204 (ML-DSA, with the same
	120	+belief statement for signatures). FIPS 205 (SLH-DSA, hash-based) is not in the landmark set but is in the verified references
	121	+(`nist2024fips205`). The 2024 draft transition report (`nist2024transition`) and the fourth-round status report (`nist2025hqc`)
	122	+complete the sequence; the latter was not read in full text here and is cited for its existence and date.
	123	+
	124	+**The timeline the corpus records.** The post-quantum programme is the one development of the area with an unambiguous timeline
	125	+inside the observation window: the third-round report (July 2022) announced the selections, two attacks on candidates
	126	+appeared in the same year — the key-recovery attack on SIDH of Castryck and Decru (EUROCRYPT 2023; no abstract in the record;
	127	+title only) and Beullens's attack on Rainbow ("takes a weekend on a laptop", CRYPTO 2022) — and the final standards were
	128	+published in August 2024. The corpus statistics show that this timeline did not translate into an aggregate volume break:
	129	+applied cryptography's Bai–Perron break (2022-07) coincides with the NIST announcement month but the category's post-2023
	130	+growth (20.4 %) is driven by the much larger encryption-for-IoT and chaos-based image-encryption sub-literatures (see below),
	131	+and the flow of references from applied cryptography to quantum computing rose only from 2.8 % (2019) to 4.1 % (2025). The
	132	+theoretical base of the lattice standards (Regev's LWE, `regev2009lwe`; Shor's algorithm as the threat model, `shor1997factoring`)
	133	+lies outside the corpus window; the 2024–2025 below-threshold error-correction result (`googlequantum2025belowthreshold`) is the
	134	+window's main quantum-side event and is classified in quantum computing, not here.
	135	+
	136	+**What else the landmark set contains.** Three 2025–2026 landmarks are chaos-based or neuron-model image/video encryption
	137	+schemes (IEEE TDSC, IEEE TCE, Nonlinear Dynamics) and one is a cryptanalysis of such a scheme (ACM TOMM 2026; the abstract
	138	+reports that "many such systems lack standardization and deviate from secure design principles"). This sub-literature is
	139	+large in the corpus (OpenAlex topic T11017 is mapped to the category at weight 0.7) and its presence among the most cited
	140	+2026 works is a fact about the citing community, not an endorsement; the ontology note records the same reservation. Other
	141	+records are artefacts: a 2022 reprint of Diffie–Hellman's 1976 *New Directions* (the "abstract" is the ACM landing page), a
	142	+2026 record of TLS 1.3 with the text of an older protocol version, a 2026 ResearchHub copy of the 2010 Scantegrity II paper,
	143	+a 2026 Warwick repository record of the 2010 FLINT library, a Reed–Solomon FPGA dissertation, and a 2020 LNCS reprint of *Deep
	144	+Leakage from Gradients* (which belongs with federated-learning privacy and is discussed in Section 5). One 2026 Information
	145	+Fusion survey on the security and privacy of federated learning (203 papers, per its abstract) is classified here because of its
	146	+cryptographic keywords.
	147	+
	148	+**Assessment.** Established: lattice-based KEM and signature standards exist and are deployed in TLS-style key exchange (the
	149	+corpus records the standards; deployment is not in evidence here). Established and important as a methodological lesson:
	150	+two of the finalists fell to classical attacks after years of scrutiny, so "post-quantum" denotes a threat model, not a
	151	+security proof. Contested within the corpus: the security of the large chaos-based encryption literature, which its own
	152	+cryptanalyses dispute. Not addressed by the corpus's landmark metric: homomorphic encryption, zero-knowledge proofs and MPC as
	153	+primitives — the verified references (`gentry2009fhe`, `cheon2017ckks`, `chillotti2020tfhe`, `groth2016snark`, `thaler2022proofs`,
	154	+`evans2018mpc`) carry this lineage; their post-2022 progeny do not surface in the top-25 because their citing communities are
	155	+small and their venues (IACR ePrint, TCHES) are partially mapped.
	156	+
	157	+## 4. Blockchain systems
	158	+
	159	+**Shape of the literature.** Blockchain is the category whose landmark set is least about computer science: of 25 works, two
	160	+are in the *Review of Financial Studies* (illegal activity financed through bitcoin, estimated at about one quarter of users in
	161	+the abstract; blockchain disruption and smart contracts, a theory of decentralised consensus and competition), one in the
	162	+*Journal of Institutional Economics* (blockchains as an "institutional technology"), one in *International Journal of
	163	+Production Research* (sustainable supply chains), one in *Trends in Food Science & Technology* (agri-food supply chains), one in
	164	+*ACM TMIS* (business process management, with seven research directions), one in *Intelligent Systems in Accounting, Finance
	165	+and Management* (ontology-driven provenance), plus MIT Press and Springer chapters. The computer-science core is thin but
	166	+clear: Hyperledger Fabric (EuroSys 2018; "a modular and extensible open-source system for permissioned blockchains"), the IEEE
	167	+Access survey of consensus mechanisms and mining strategy management (2019), the NIST blockchain overview (2018), Guo and Yu's
	168	+survey of blockchain security (2022), and — the only 2026 technical landmark — a Datalog-based detector of cross-function
	169	+reentrancy over EVM execution traces (FMBC 2026, extending TxSpector). Post-window landmarks are reviews (blockchain for the
	170	+metaverse, 2023, 763 citations in 36 months; blockchain in healthcare; two 2024 papers in a journal with 449 citations each that
	171	+the PI should examine) and the NFT overview preprint (2021).
	172	+
	173	+**Artefacts.** The Bitcoin whitepaper appears three times (SSRN records dated 2019, 2022 and 2024 with 7,534, 10,307 and 200
	174	+citations in 36 months) plus once as a Springer "recommends" chapter; the 2022 record is the single most cited work of the
	175	+whole area under c36. These are the same 2008 document (`nakamoto2008bitcoin` in the verified references), and their citation
	176	+counts belong to it. A 2026 SSRN "Global Blockchain Benchmarking Study" record (NCS36 1,481) has no abstract and is likely a
	177	+reissue of the 2017 Cambridge study.
	178	+
	179	+**Corpus statistics.** Blockchain's break is in 2020-04 (Bai–Perron) with PELT changes in 2019-02 and 2022-12; the ITS at
	180	+2022-12 shows no level or slope change, and the pre-period slope (+0.015 per month) was the steepest of the five categories
	181	+after federated learning. The self-citation share of blockchain works fell from 61.4 % (2019) to 57.2 % (2025) while the share of
	182	+references to cybersecurity rose (8.5 % → 9.2 %); co-classification with the LLM category is the lowest of the area (3.1 % in
	183	+2025). DeFi, MEV and layer-2 research — present in the verified references through `werner2022defi` — does not reach the top-25 of
	184	+a category whose citing community is dominated by application and management journals.
	185	+
	186	+**Assessment.** Established: the category grew fastest before 2021 and has grown at the corpus's average rate since; its highly
	187	+cited post-2022 works are reviews. Contested: whether the smart-contract security literature (reentrancy detection and the like)
	188	+constitutes progress beyond the tools of 2018–2020 — the single 2026 landmark reports an extension of an existing framework, and
	189	+no landmark reports measured vulnerability rates. Speculative: every claim about blockchain and the metaverse or AI integration
	190	+in the 2023–2026 reviews.
	191	+
	192	+## 5. Privacy-preserving computation
	193	+
	194	+**Composition.** The category's landmarks split into four groups. (i) Federated learning as privacy technology: Yang et al.'s
	195	+*Federated Machine Learning* (ACM TIST 2019; horizontal, vertical and transfer federated learning; 1,382 citations in 36 months,
	196	+the most cited technical paper of the area), SplitFed (AAAI 2022; split learning plus federated learning), a 2026 systematic
	197	+review of differentially private federated learning (ACM CSUR), hierarchical federated learning with two-stage DP for cloud
	198	+anomaly detection (2026) and several federated healthcare applications. (ii) The 2020 contact-tracing burst: a survey of
	199	+COVID-19 contact-tracing apps (IEEE Access), the TraceTogether privacy analysis (arXiv preprint), a cross-country acceptability
	200	+survey (JMIR), a *Nature Medicine* comment on responsible use of digital data, an OECD policy note and a German-language chapter
	201	+on the Corona-Warn-App — six of 25 landmarks from a single year's topic (OpenAlex T12943 is mapped at weight 0.5). (iii)
	202	+Privacy of models and data: the survey of machine unlearning (ACM TIST 2025; "the right to be forgotten"), differential privacy
	203	+for medical deep learning (npj Digital Medicine 2026; the abstract reports clinically acceptable performance at ε ≈ 10 and
	204	+substantial loss at ε ≈ 1), private information retrieval with side information (dissertation), privacy-aware mobile service
	205	+recommendation (2018). (iv) Misclassifications: three 2025–2026 papers on artificial intelligence in higher education and one on
	206	+AI in auditing (*Education Sciences*, *Frontiers in Psychology*, *Frontiers in Education*, *International Journal of Accounting
	207	+Information Systems*), each ranked among the top of the category by NCS36. Their abstracts mention privacy as one concern among
	208	+many; the keyword rule of the category fired on "privacy" with an education or auditing qualifier that the exclusion list does
	209	+not veto. Two further records (open-circuit fault diagnosis of power converters; mental-health prediction with a federated
	210	+CNN–BiLSTM) are applications whose privacy content is the federated setting.
	211	+
	212	+**Lineage outside the window.** Differential privacy (`dwork2006dp`, `dwork2014dp`), DP-SGD (`abadi2016dpsgd`), membership
	213	+inference (`shokri2017membership`), training-data extraction from language models (`carlini2021extracting`, preprint) and
	214	+web-scale poisoning (`carlini2024poisoning`) are in the verified references and define the attack and defence vocabulary that
	215	+the post-2022 landmarks apply. The 2026 DP-FL review and the medical DP review are the only landmarks that synthesise this
	216	+vocabulary; the rest are applications.
	217	+
	218	+**Corpus statistics.** Privacy-preserving computation grew throughout (15.2 % then 39.8 %) with a Bai–Perron break at 2022-07
	219	+and PELT changes at 2020-12 (the contact-tracing year) and 2023-12. Its self-citation share fell from 32.5 % (2019) to 24.4 %
	220	+(2025) — the lowest of the area — while references to federated learning (6.1 % in 2025) and LLM works (2.2 % in 2026) rose; its
	221	+works are co-classified with LLM at 9.3 % (2025), the highest rate of the area, and with AI safety at a similar rate. The category
	222	+is therefore the one whose boundary with machine learning moved most during the window.
	223	+
	224	+**Assessment.** Established: DP and federated learning are the two privacy technologies that the applied literature adopts, and
	225	+the accuracy cost of strict DP budgets is documented by reviews. Contested: the privacy guarantees of federated learning without
	226	+DP or secure aggregation (gradient inversion, Section 5 of the federated-learning synthesis). Speculative: the "privacy by
	227	+design" claims of federated healthcare applications that report no attack evaluation. Data-quality finding: the category's
	228	+NCS36 ranking is contaminated by non-computing papers and by a single-topic burst; the PI review should reclassify the four
	229	+education/auditing papers and consider the contact-tracing topic weight.
	230	+
	231	+## 6. Federated learning
	232	+
	233	+**From averaging to heterogeneity.** The landmark set reads as the field's own history. Baseline: healthcare applications
	234	+(federated learning in medicine, Scientific Reports 2020, multi-institutional collaboration without sharing patient data;
	235	+FedHealth, a federated transfer-learning framework for wearables; healthcare informatics review), the fairness objective q-FFL
	236	+(ICLR 2020; the corpus record has no DOI and the verified reference is the arXiv preprint), the IoT survey, the KBS survey (no
	237	+abstract), the non-IID survey (Neurocomputing 2021), *Towards Personalized Federated Learning* (IEEE TNNLS 2022; "the leading
	238	+paradigm for the training of machine learning models on data silos"), and a Hong Kong dissertation on attack-adaptive
	239	+aggregation. Post-window: FedALA (AAAI 2023; adaptive local aggregation to initialise personalised models), the ACM CSUR survey
	240	+of heterogeneous federated learning (data, model, network and hardware heterogeneity), FedTGP (AAAI 2024; trainable global
	241	+prototypes for model-heterogeneous clients), FedAS (CVPR 2024; intra- and inter-client inconsistency in personalised FL), DFCA
	242	+(IEEE IoTJ 2026; decentralised clustered FL without a server), committee-based Byzantine-resilient FL (JNCA 2025) and
	243	+trimmed-mean aggregation (ESWA 2025), asynchronous FL for SAR imagery (IEEE TMC 2026), a scoping review of governance of FL in
	244	+healthcare (npj Digital Medicine 2025), and three 2026 surveys. FedAvg (`mcmahan2017fl`), the 2021 *Advances and Open Problems*
	245	+survey (`kairouz2021fl`), FedProx (`li2018fedprox`, preprint), secure aggregation (`bonawitz2017secagg`), the backdoor attack
	246	+(`bagdasaryan2018backdoor`, preprint) and gradient leakage (`zhu2020dlg`) are the verified pre-window references that the
	247	+post-window landmarks build on.
	248	+
	249	+**Corpus statistics.** Federated learning is the category with the highest baseline growth (54.3 % CAGR, 1,040 works in 2018 to
	250	+18,093 in 2025, a 3.07-fold increase between 2022 and 2025) and the only one whose ITS at 2022-12 shows a negative level and
	251	+slope change; neither survives the placebo test (p = 0.246 and 0.385), and Bai–Perron dates the category's single break at
	252	+2020-02. The field's citation structure changed more than any other: its self-citation share rose from 10.8 % (2019) to 16.0 %
	253	+(2025) as it became citable, references to privacy-preserving computation rose to 15.5 %, and references to ML theory fell from
	254	+17.6 % to 13.0 %. Co-classification with LLM rose from 1.5 % (2022) to 7.6 % (2025): federated fine-tuning of foundation models
	255	+is visible in the labels but not yet among the landmarks.
	256	+
	257	+**Assessment.** Established: statistical heterogeneity (non-IID clients) is the organising problem of the post-2022 literature,
	258	+and personalisation (local aggregation, prototypes, clustering) its dominant answer; the abstracts of FedALA, FedTGP, FedAS and
	259	+DFCA all define their contribution against this problem. Established but under-evaluated in the landmarks: robustness to
	260	+malicious clients, where the highly cited 2025 contributions are aggregation rules evaluated on standard benchmarks. Contested:
	261	+whether personalised FL methods generalise beyond the benchmark suites in which they are compared (each abstract reports
	262	+superiority over "state-of-the-art" baselines on its own suite). Speculative: deployment claims in healthcare, where the 2025
	263	+governance review finds that "limited insights exist on the optimal governance" of the technology.
	264	+
	265	+## 7. Cross-cutting synthesis and data-quality findings
	266	+
	267	+1. *No security category shows a post-2022 level break.* The volume acceleration of cybersecurity, applied cryptography and
	268	+ privacy-preserving computation is a slope change dated by break detectors to mid-2022 and late 2024; blockchain and
	269	+ federated learning broke in early 2020 and decelerated after. This is association, not causation.
	270	+2. *The LLM turn in security is compositional.* The share of cybersecurity works co-classified with LLM rose roughly fourfold
	271	+ between 2022 and 2025; citation flows to LLM works remain small (≤ 1.1 %). The security of LLM systems is a continuation of
	272	+ the security-of-ML literature with a new attack surface; its evaluation standards are not yet settled (Section 2).
	273	+3. *Standards, not papers, are the landmarks of applied cryptography*, and the post-quantum programme is the area's one
	274	+ dated transition; the fall of SIDH and Rainbow is the area's methodological lesson.
	275	+4. *Convergence between privacy-preserving computation and federated learning is measurable in flows* (15.5 % of FL references
	276	+ to privacy, 6.1 % the other way), while blockchain's links to the rest of computer science are weak and declining in share.
	277	+5. *Landmark-set artefacts*: duplicated whitepaper records (Bitcoin ×3, TLS 1.3 ×2), reprints dated 2026 (Scantegrity, FLINT,
	278	+ Diffie–Hellman 2022), venue-level records (IEEE S&P 2023), misclassifications (Fedformer; four education/auditing papers;
	279	+ Enigma), a single-topic burst (contact tracing 2020), and 2026 records ranked on months of citations. 33 of 125 records have
	280	+ no abstract. The PI review (H-3) should remove or merge these before any landmark-level statistic is reported.
	281	+6. Unresolved problems are listed in `open_problems.csv` (P-H-01 to P-H-12) and feed Part X.

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