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The difficulty of evaluating agents lies in the fact that their behavior is sequential and their paths are not unique, requiring comprehensive scoring across dimensions such as task completion rate, action correctness, step efficiency, and safety, often measured using trajectory evaluation and end-to-end task success rate.
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Three Stages of AI Model Testing: From LLMs to Agent Evaluation for Beginners
bilibili腾讯自动化测试君10/17/2026
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