Conceptrandom guidance
Random Guidance
An experimental control condition in which an agent is provided with random tool suggestions unrelated to the current task. It is used to distinguish whether performance gains originate from the content of the memory or from the additional computation involved.
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Oct 16
Random guidance, or even no guidance at all, can also retain most of the performance gain brought by tool-graph memory.
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