Conceptend-to-end success rate
End-to-End Success Rate
A measure of the frequency with which an agent fully achieves a goal without human intervention throughout the entire process from receiving a task to delivering the final result, taking into account inter-step dependencies, context passing, and error accumulation.
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Oct 30
In real agent chains, the output of preceding steps often serves as the input of subsequent steps, and dependencies exist between steps, so the i.i.d. assumption is only an idealized upper bound, and the real end-to-end success rate is very likely lower than the theoretical value.
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