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Xiang Li

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preprint2026arXiv

Inductive Power Grid Cascading Failure Analysis with GRU-Gated Graph Attention

Identifying vulnerable transmission lines in power grids before a cascading failure occurs is challenging: existing methods can learn inter-line failure correlations from cascade data, but they are trained and evaluated on a single grid, and transferring the learned knowledge to an unseen grid remains an open problem. We address this by training a single Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU)-gated Graph Attention Network on combined cascading failure data from limited training grids and applying it directly to any unseen grid without retraining. A GRU gate controls what information each node retains or discards at each cascade iteration. Empirical evaluation shows that the model transfers zero-shot to multiple new grids spanning inter-time and inter-domain settings. Using information extracted from the trained model, we consistently identify more vulnerable lines than established structural and electrical baselines.

preprint2026arXiv

Steer-to-Detect: Probing Hidden Representations for Detection of LLM-Generated Texts

The rapid advancement of large language models (LLMs) has made machine-generated text increasingly difficult to distinguish from human-written text. While recent studies explore leveraging internal representations of language models to uncover deeper detection signals, these raw features often exhibit substantial overlap between classes, limiting their discriminative power. To address this challenge, we propose Steer-to-Detect (\texttt{S2D}), a two-stage framework for detecting LLM-generated text. In the first stage, \texttt{S2D} learns a steering vector that is injected into the hidden states of a frozen observer LLM, producing representations with improved class separability. In the second stage, detection is performed via a hypothesis testing procedure based on the steered representations. We establish finite-sample, high-probability guarantees for Type I and Type II errors, providing a theoretical characterization of the procedure. Empirically, \texttt{S2D} achieves strong and consistent performance across a range of settings, including out-of-distribution scenarios and adversarial perturbations.