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In test-time adaptation scenarios, agents need to continuously update their behavior based on new evidence during deployment while retaining old rules that remain valid; updating too aggressively or too conservatively both cause problems, and this trade-off is one of the important causes of the bottleneck revealed by AdaExploreBench.
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