The authors built LLM-IDEA consisting of an LLM-based 'Agentic Council' that proposes hypotheses and experiments, and a deterministic identifiability engine that computes local structural identifiability via sensitivity matrix rank.
Autonomous agent uses identifiability analysis to decide why a model plateau has been reached
LLM-IDEA combines a language model proposer with a deterministic engine that certifies whether further experiments can resolve parameter uncertainty or whether a different experimental approach is needed.
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Surya Shetty · Ulisses Braga-Neto
Texas A&M University · Polara Labs Inc.
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The authors introduce LLM-IDEA, an agent that couples a large language model proposer with a deterministic identifiability engine to triage plateaus in mechanistic world model learning.
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From Texas A&M University and Polara Labs Inc.
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An identifiability engine lets an autonomous agent tell whether a plateau means more search, a better experiment, or an impossible one.
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