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Oct 19

Table 1 of the paper shows that ARPO (a pure-text 8B agent without latent-space mode) scores 38.8 on GAIA and 32.0 on WebWalker, both slightly higher than GPT-5.6 Luna.

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Oct 19

GAIA, WebWalker, HLE and DeepSearchQA evaluate different capabilities: GAIA targets tool calling for general AI assistants, WebWalker focuses on web navigation and multi-hop retrieval, HLE is a high-difficulty closed-book knowledge reasoning exam, and DeepSearchQA evaluates accuracy on multi-hop deep retrieval question answering.

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Oct 19

The incremental gains from latent-space mode are: GAIA rises from 38.8 to 43.7, and WebWalker jumps from 32.0 to 42.5.

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Oct 19

According to Table 1 of the paper, HybridAgent 8B scores 43.7 on the GAIA benchmark, surpassing GPT-5.6 Luna's 37.9.

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Oct 19

The KnowGPO experiments cover three benchmarks: Xbench, BrowseComp-ZH and GAIA.

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Oct 19

GAIA is a general assistant-style benchmark that emphasises combinations of multi-step reasoning and tool use; BrowseComp-ZH is a Chinese browsing benchmark focused on locating hard-to-retrieve facts in the open web; Xbench is a deep-search evaluation for professional domains (including finance and consulting).

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Oct 15

Agent capability is usually measured through dimensions such as tool-calling accuracy, multi-step task completion rate, and instruction-following degree, with typical benchmarks including BFCL, τ-bench, and GAIA; Coding capability is measured through code generation and repair benchmarks (such as SWE-bench and LiveCodeBench).

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Oct 14

Evaluating browser agents typically uses public benchmarks such as WebArena, WebVoyager, Mind2Web, and GAIA, measuring end-to-end success rate and step efficiency on multi-step tasks on real websites.

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Oct 11

SWE-bench tests autonomous code repair capability, GAIA tests real-world multi-step task reasoning, and τ-bench tests tool-calling accuracy.

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Oct 5

The research team evaluated DeReAct on two benchmarks: GAIA and SWE-bench Verified.

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GAIA基准测试由Meta等机构联合推出,专门评估AI系统在真实世界任务中的通用助手能力

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GAIA基准测试由Meta AI和HuggingFace等团队于2023年提出,包含400多个精心设计的问题

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Magentic-One在多个公开基准测试(如GAIA、AssistantBench)上展现了较强的通用任务处理能力

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Manus在GAIA基准测试中取得了领先成绩

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2023年人类在GAIA测试中的平均成功率约为90%,而当时最强的GPT-4在Level 1上仅勉强达到15%

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GAIA (General AI Assistants benchmark) is designed with real-world problems that require multi-step tool calls to complete.

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GAIA, WebWalker, HLE and DeepSearchQA evaluate different capabilities: GAIA targets tool calling for general AI assistants, WebWalker focuses on web navigation and multi-hop retrieval, HLE is a high-difficulty closed-book knowledge reasoning exam, and DeepSearchQA evaluates accuracy on multi-hop deep retrieval question answering.

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According to Table 1 of the paper, HybridAgent 8B scores 43.7 on the GAIA benchmark, surpassing GPT-5.6 Luna's 37.9.

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Table 1 of the paper shows that ARPO (a pure-text 8B agent without latent-space mode) scores 38.8 on GAIA and 32.0 on WebWalker, both slightly higher than GPT-5.6 Luna.

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The incremental gains from latent-space mode are: GAIA rises from 38.8 to 43.7, and WebWalker jumps from 32.0 to 42.5.

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The KnowGPO experiments cover three benchmarks: Xbench, BrowseComp-ZH and GAIA.

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GAIA is a general assistant-style benchmark that emphasises combinations of multi-step reasoning and tool use; BrowseComp-ZH is a Chinese browsing benchmark focused on locating hard-to-retrieve facts in the open web; Xbench is a deep-search evaluation for professional domains (including finance and consulting).

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Agent capability is usually measured through dimensions such as tool-calling accuracy, multi-step task completion rate, and instruction-following degree, with typical benchmarks including BFCL, τ-bench, and GAIA; Coding capability is measured through code generation and repair benchmarks (such as SWE-bench and LiveCodeBench).

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Evaluating browser agents typically uses public benchmarks such as WebArena, WebVoyager, Mind2Web, and GAIA, measuring end-to-end success rate and step efficiency on multi-step tasks on real websites.

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SWE-bench tests autonomous code repair capability, GAIA tests real-world multi-step task reasoning, and τ-bench tests tool-calling accuracy.

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The research team evaluated DeReAct on two benchmarks: GAIA and SWE-bench Verified.

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Benchmarks such as SWE-bench and GAIA are specifically designed to measure a model's ability to complete multi-step, cross-tool-call tasks.

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AREX-2 achieved the following scores on deep research tasks: BrowseComp 84.0, HLE 52.6, GAIA 92.2, and DeepSearchQA 93.8

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The mainstream benchmarks for measuring long-horizon task capability include SWE-bench and GAIA.

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Agent evaluation benchmark suites include GAIA, AgentBench, and SWE-bench.

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