Agentic data synthesis improves by evolving the generation space based on learner feedback

EvoSyn closes the feedback-to-decision gap by reallocating synthesis effort within existing factors and expanding the space when weaknesses fall outside it.

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Wei Yang · Qing Ping · Youzhi Luo · Yawei Wang · Abhishek Kumar · Panpan Xu · +1 more

University of Southern California · AWS AI

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The authors introduce EvoSyn, a multi-agent framework in which the space of controllable interaction factors for synthetic data is treated as a revisable structure driven by task-agent feedback.

EvoSyn organizes agentic data synthesis around a synthesis space: a structured, revisable set of controllable interaction factors that serves as both a diagnostic coordinate system and a generation control surface.

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EvoSyn evolves a revisable synthesis space using learner feedback, reallocating and expanding generation controls, and improves agent task success by 13.3 points.

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