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Agents improve LLM data strategies, with up to 13.34% AIME25 gains
Key points
- Agentic Data Engineering framework lets agents pursue, revise, or combine research directions using cumulative findings.
- Selected strategies reportedly gained up to 13.34% on AIME25 Pass@32 and 5.85% averaged across four held-out benchmarks.
- Tasks covered math and code data selection, math reward design, and math curriculum learning under fixed training conditions.
- Later in-loop score gains did not always improve held-out generalization, according to the authors' trajectory analysis.
Why it matters for marketers: Marketers and content teams using LLMs should note that in-loop gains may not carry over to held-out performance, so validate results on separate benchmarks.
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arXiv cs.CL: Agentic Data Engineering for LLMs: System Design and a Controlled Empirical Study
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