The authors introduce a self-evolving resource-allocation agent that is embedded in an LLM-based program-evolution loop.
Self-evolving allocation agent cuts evaluation costs in program evolution
EvoAlloc learns from prior allocation decisions to adapt resource distribution across candidate programs, reducing compute while maintaining or improving performance.
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Yanning Dai · Yuhui Wang · Nanbo Li · Wenyi Wang · Jürgen Schmidhuber
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) · Sakana AI
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The authors propose EvoAlloc, a resource-allocation agent that revises its strategy based on accumulated search experience.
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EvoAlloc learns from search experience to dynamically allocate evaluation resources, reducing required evaluations by 59-82% and improving final performance.
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