MAST
An astronomical data archive platform operated by NASA that provides free access to raw observational data from space telescopes including Kepler and TESS. It serves as a primary public data source for exoplanet research.
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UC Berkeley's research on multi-agent system failure taxonomy (MAST) shows that production-grade multi-agent workflows have failure rates as high as 41% to 86.7%.
MAST categorizes multi-agent system failures mainly into three types: spec drift, tool error masking, and premature termination or premature verification.
Iqbal's team conducted a production audit of 10,000 enterprise-grade multi-step workflows and classified them according to MAST's three failure categories.
Raw data from the Kepler and TESS missions are both fully publicly available and can be freely accessed through astronomical data archive platforms such as MAST.
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UC Berkeley's research on multi-agent system failure taxonomy (MAST) shows that production-grade multi-agent workflows have failure rates as high as 41% to 86.7%.
50%UnverifiedMAST categorizes multi-agent system failures mainly into three types: spec drift, tool error masking, and premature termination or premature verification.
50%UnverifiedIqbal's team conducted a production audit of 10,000 enterprise-grade multi-step workflows and classified them according to MAST's three failure categories.
50%UnverifiedRaw data from the Kepler and TESS missions are both fully publicly available and can be freely accessed through astronomical data archive platforms such as MAST.
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