DDRG checks disagreements inside reasoning traces before repairing an answer
Graph alignment targets conflicting intermediate claims while retaining the original sampled reasoning bank.
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Graph alignment targets conflicting intermediate claims while retaining the original sampled reasoning bank.
A two-part diagnostic ranks model pairs for cross-modal alignment and checkpoint merging.
SRO combines an adaptive recipe space with evidence-guided candidate construction and multi-objective trial selection.
The framework adjusts answer rankings using comparative confidence alongside the number of supporting reasoning paths.
An experimental calibration method asks whether the whole agent attempt will succeed, rather than whether one step looks correct.
Paired factual probes reveal decision failures after models have already understood the relevant observations.
A foraging simulation shows why survival alone cannot explain how an agent prioritizes competing needs.
The proposed maturity model grades supporting evidence but has not been validated as a predictor of safety or reliability.
Grounding Awareness tests whether a personal agent remembers what a user actually accepted, revised or limited.
A point-in-time study finds future-fact recall does not translate into a simple, predictable search bias.
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