Contextual bandits select reusable LLM workflows with less training overhead

CB-Orchestrator builds a workflow pool through evolutionary search, then routes each query to a suitable workflow using a sample-efficient contextual bandit.

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Jiahang Sun · Zhiwei Shang · Zhipiao Liu · Hongwei Yang · Guoqing Xie · Shuang Qiu · +1 more

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen · Huawei Technologies · City University of Hong Kong

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The authors developed CB-Orchestrator as an alternative to using one fixed workflow for an entire task or generating a new workflow for every query.

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CB-Orchestrator beats baselines on five benchmarks and cuts MATH training token overhead by over 40% via contextual bandit workflow selection.

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