process · report-operational-acceptance-reference-reconstruction-separately TEC-0174 · proposed

Report operational acceptance and reference reconstruction s

Use parser, domain-conformance, planner, VAL and LLM-critic checks as the online stopping criterion, but compute renaming-invariant structural match and semantic equivalence against curated reference problems offline as a separate benchmark

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Use parser, domain-conformance, planner, VAL and LLM-critic checks as the online stopping criterion, but compute renaming-invariant structural match and semantic equivalence against curated reference problems offline as a separate benchmark Filed by the drafting stage from Grounded Evaluation and Repair for NL-to-PDDL Problem Generation (2609.09898) 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: Measured on 60-instance runs per setting: on PDDL 2.1, final operational success 0.500 (baseline) and 0.733 (few-shot) against final structural match 0.000 and 0.067, with 0.500 and 0.667 of examples operationally accepted but structurally unmatched; on Planetarium+FS, 0.583 operational versus 0.417 semantic and structural. A manual audit of 24 outputs found the LLM critic agreed with human faithfulness judgment in 13/24 cases.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

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Does it work?

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