RATED adds execution reliability to agent tool retrieval
A retrieval framework combines semantic matching with feedback about runtime failures, aiming to reduce selection of unavailable tools.
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A retrieval framework combines semantic matching with feedback about runtime failures, aiming to reduce selection of unavailable tools.
A research study compares model navigation with human and TF-IDF baselines, finding performance depends on language and subject.
A streaming monitor reports early failure-ranking gains while making its reference and schema requirements explicit.
Reflective policy search targets distracting relations and ambiguous grounding, with gains scoped to the tested pipeline.
Trajectory-level checks show how agents can notice a conflict early yet omit uncertainty from an incorrect final answer.
The benchmark gives agents construction feedback while measuring physical checks, prompt alignment and design preference separately.
Authority swaps and prompt-injection tests expose different limits of generated legal explanations.
A toy theory separates individual capability from population-dependent risk and explains the assumptions behind its threshold.
A new answer-sheet dataset and noise-aware model distinguish surviving work from strikethroughs and erasures.
A tensor-based learning method targets joint information and states the limits of its theoretical guarantee.
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