When Tomorrow Becomes Today: Self-Evolving Policies for Agentic Time-Series Forecasting
为解决时间序列预测中模型随时间变化的有效性问题,本文提出TimEvolve方法,通过将每个实际结果转换为专家信任度、路径选择和干预强度的持久更新来系统地利用延迟反馈。
为解决时间序列预测中模型随时间变化的有效性问题,本文提出TimEvolve方法,通过将每个实际结果转换为专家信任度、路径选择和干预强度的持久更新来系统地利用延迟反馈。
为了解决多语言环境下大语言模型代理评估不足的问题,通过BabelFlow方法构建了BabelArena基准,涵盖23种语言,用于评估模型在多语言任务中的表现。
为了解决支付领域大语言模型的应用问题,本文提出了BENCHCOMPASS基准测试,通过构建基于场景的任务和质量检查来评估模型处理支付规则、证据利用及鲁棒性。
本文提出MUSE-Bench,一个用于多模态时间序列预测的统一基准,包含多种类型上下文,评估不同预测方法的效果。
Reusable skills give agents transferable procedural knowledge, making scalable acquisition essential for extending agents beyond prior experience. Existing methods face two limitations: trajectory-based synthesis requires interactions with specific environments, while document-derived skills may lack executable evidence and verification. Source code offers a complementary path: it requires no prior agent experience yet provides executable evidence for grounding abstractions. We present Code2Skill, a fully automated pipeline that transforms selected code units into implementation-anchored records of atomic operations, composite workflows, and recurring patterns, then verifies each record through source-body-blind reconstruction and source-aware comparison. Applied to 19,769 popular, actively maintained GitHub repositories, Code2Skill produces CodeSkillBank, a grounded bank of 1,006,822 accepted records with workflow, boundary, provenance, and source-evidence metadata. Across 72 protocol-matched evaluations covering nine model settings and eight benchmarks, models augmented with retrieved CodeSkillBank skills improve by 11.7% on average over matched baselines and outperform them in 57 cases. Under a unified downstream interface, Code2Skill also outperforms trajectory-derived skill banks on all seven shared benchmarks, showing that repository-derived skills can provide useful procedural knowledge before agents accumulate sufficient interaction experience. Skills synthesized from tested AI-generated code achieve a 93.50% pass rate, compared with 93.00% for human-written code, providing initial evidence that the pipeline can expand with the growing volume of AI-generated software. Overall, Code2Skill transforms procedural knowledge embedded in repositories into grounded, verifiable, and transferable agent skills.
为解决时间序列预测中模型随时间变化的有效性问题,本文提出TimEvolve方法,通过将每个实际结果转换为专家信任度、路径选择和干预强度的持久更新来系统地利用延迟反馈。
为了解决多语言环境下大语言模型代理评估不足的问题,通过BabelFlow方法构建了BabelArena基准,涵盖23种语言,用于评估模型在多语言任务中的表现。
为了解决支付领域大语言模型的应用问题,本文提出了BENCHCOMPASS基准测试,通过构建基于场景的任务和质量检查来评估模型处理支付规则、证据利用及鲁棒性。
本文提出MUSE-Bench,一个用于多模态时间序列预测的统一基准,包含多种类型上下文,评估不同预测方法的效果。
Reusable skills give agents transferable procedural knowledge, making scalable acquisition essential for extending agents beyond prior experience. Existing methods face two limitations: trajectory-based synthesis requires interactions with specific environments, while document-derived skills may lack executable evidence and verification. Source code offers a complementary path: it requires no prior agent experience yet provides executable evidence for grounding abstractions. We present Code2Skill, a fully automated pipeline that transforms selected code units into implementation-anchored records of atomic operations, composite workflows, and recurring patterns, then verifies each record through source-body-blind reconstruction and source-aware comparison. Applied to 19,769 popular, actively maintained GitHub repositories, Code2Skill produces CodeSkillBank, a grounded bank of 1,006,822 accepted records with workflow, boundary, provenance, and source-evidence metadata. Across 72 protocol-matched evaluations covering nine model settings and eight benchmarks, models augmented with retrieved CodeSkillBank skills improve by 11.7% on average over matched baselines and outperform them in 57 cases. Under a unified downstream interface, Code2Skill also outperforms trajectory-derived skill banks on all seven shared benchmarks, showing that repository-derived skills can provide useful procedural knowledge before agents accumulate sufficient interaction experience. Skills synthesized from tested AI-generated code achieve a 93.50% pass rate, compared with 93.00% for human-written code, providing initial evidence that the pipeline can expand with the growing volume of AI-generated software. Overall, Code2Skill transforms procedural knowledge embedded in repositories into grounded, verifiable, and transferable agent skills.