fill-sql-skeleton-coverage-gaps-don-t-just TEC-0261 · proposedFill SQL-skeleton coverage gaps, don't just add data
Abstracts SQL queries into schema-independent skeletons, treats seed skeletons as fixed K-center centers, greedily selects external pool skeletons farthest from existing coverage, and re-instantiates each on a target training database with
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Abstracts SQL queries into schema-independent skeletons, treats seed skeletons as fixed K-center centers, greedily selects external pool skeletons farthest from existing coverage, and re-instantiates each on a target training database with Filed by the drafting stage from COAL-SQL: Coverage-Guided Augmentation and Failure-Driven Learning for Text-to-SQL Post-Training (2609.20842) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Execution accuracy on BIRD dev, Spider test/dev, EHRSQL and Science Benchmark against random augmentation from the same pool at equal example count, plus skeleton n-gram coverage/recovery on BIRD dev versus OmniSQL-style synthesis (100% vs 73.3% unigram recovery).. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.
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