Agent Step Value: Auditing Evaluation-Channel Sensitivity in Traces
A new metric quantifies whether evaluator-derived step rewards remain stable across different evaluation channels in black-box agent traces.
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A new metric quantifies whether evaluator-derived step rewards remain stable across different evaluation channels in black-box agent traces.
A new arXiv preprint extends DAG structure learning to settings where disturbances are heavy-tailed and vary across nodes, moving beyond typical Gaussian assumptions.
A new framework trains a single shared policy across diverse RNA backbones, targeting structure-conditioned inverse design.
A new framework aims to predict A/B test outcomes without weeks of live traffic by simulating user personas.
A new method aims to reduce the inconsistency in vision-language model reasoning by learning from complementary textual and visual views.
A framework that uses executable commitments to help embodied language-model agents coordinate interdependent actions while keeping private information.
A new approach builds vision-language reward models without human preference labels, sidestepping costly and inconsistent annotations.
A new arXiv paper argues that sampling-based kinodynamic planning can overcome the long-horizon failures of optimizer-based planners like CEM and MPPI.
A new router uses retrieval to adaptively select the best vision-language model for each image-question query.
A new arXiv paper introduces Stochastic Student Knowledge Graphs to improve the fidelity of LLM-based student simulations for training and testing tutoring systems.
A new arXiv paper proposes an amortised inference method that aims to draw unbiased posterior samples in a single step.
A new preprint proposes automated detection of low-voltage intervals in neonatal EEG as a robust, expert-level biomarker for encephalopathy.
A new review catalogs the scattered benchmarks and evaluation practices used to assess AI systems that automate research tasks.
A new arXiv preprint argues that PPG predictive models can leak future information through normalization and nonlocal transforms, and proposes PulseBound to enforce an explicit information boundary.
A new preprint proposes a tractable approximation to full Bayesian inference, aiming to make uncertainty estimates practical for high-stakes neural network deployment.
A new arXiv preprint proposes an interpretable method for discovering symbolic PDE solutions by distilling structural experience.
A new arXiv paper proposes an agent that learns to allocate evaluation resources during LLM-based program evolution.
A new arXiv study asks whether LLM memorization and data leakage depend on context, not just isolated prefixes.