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Eshan Roy@eshanized
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS & TECHNICAL REPORTS

Systems Research & Empirical Frameworks

Rigorous technical frameworks, systems experiments, and architecture specifications. We investigate the boundaries between untrusted machine reasoning, compiled deterministic runtimes, and low-latency systems infrastructure.

Editorial Disclosure & Classification Standard:

All publications clearly identify their classification: Research Framework, Technical Report, or Systems Experiment. We never imply peer review where work represents institutional or empirical technical reports.

4 Published Document(s)Sorted: Newest First
Applied ML Report·SLM-RES-2026-004·Applied Machine Learning
2026-10-10
Abstract:

Deploying generative intelligence on edge hardware and single-GPU developer workstations requires rigorous parameter-efficient fine-tuning (PEFT) of Small Language Models (SLMs) in the 1B to 8B parameter range. This report documents the empirical evaluation underlying SLMGen. We analyze LoRA rank sensitivity, 4-bit NormalFloat (NF4) quantization degradation, and dataset token hygiene heuristics across Phi-3.5, Llama-3.2, and Qwen-2.5 base models.

#machine learning#slm#peft#lora#qlora
Systems Experiment·VEDA-RES-2026-003·Systems Engineering
2026-10-04
Abstract:

Parallel task scheduling across modern multi-socket hardware encounters severe throughput degradation from cross-NUMA interconnect contention and false cache-line sharing. We present the design of Veda, a high-performance Rust parallel execution runtime implementing an adaptive work-stealing algorithm with NUMA node affinity pinning. Empirical benchmarks on 32-core and 64-core topologies demonstrate up to a 2.4x reduction in task dispatch latency compared to naive work-stealing.

#concurrency#rust#work-stealing#numa#lock-free
Technical Report·M31A-RES-2026-002·Autonomous Systems
2026-09-28
Abstract:

This technical report presents the design and empirical evaluation of the verification engine within M31A. We investigate the failure modes of ambient shell execution in language model agents, analyze process isolation mechanisms across Linux cgroups v2 and macOS Seatbelt, and benchmark a two-phase SQLite WAL crash-recovery architecture capable of restoring consistent workspace states following abnormal process termination.

#systems security#terminal runtime#cgroups v2#crash recovery#empirical verification
Research Framework·TIV-RES-2026-001·Autonomous Systems
2026-09-12
Abstract:

We propose a research framework for autonomous software development systems — computational runtimes capable of reasoning over, modifying, and verifying complex software repositories under strict safety guarantees. We define the problem space separating conversational assistants from sovereign execution runtimes, formalize an 11-stage non-bypassable policy gating model, and introduce empirical verification criteria where language model assertions are treated as untrusted until mathematically and observationally proven.

#autonomous systems#runtime governance#policy gating#systems engineering#software agents