Shared scheduler enables realistic training and testing of continual-learning agents

SCLATE coordinates benchmark tasks and agent-side events on a simulated timeline while preserving existing harnesses and memory systems.

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Youngmok Jung · Sirajul Salekin · Henry Tran · Javier Movellan · Zhao Huang · Manjot Bilkhu

Apple

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The authors developed SCLATE, which lets benchmarks and agents independently register events with a shared scheduler through adapters.

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SCLATE runs unmodified continual-learning agents on shared simulated timelines, showing that external memory is not reliably better and enabling effective post-training.

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