DataSense-Bench: The First Step Toward an AI Scientist
- Published
- Source
- arXiv
- Paper number
- 1200
- Field
- Machine Learning
- arXiv ID
- 2610.12190
Key points
- The agent selected disjoint, equal-sized subsets of candidate training data and ranked them by expected value for post-training performance.
- The benchmark evaluated Qwen3-4B performance after training on the predicted top-ranked group under a standardized protocol.
- On BFCL, all six agents' first groups exceeded random selection, but gains ranged from only 0.35 to 1.78 % points.
- On TBLite, two of ten agents underperformed random selection, and the leading agent improved on it by only 0.99 points.
- Ranking ability did not hold consistently across tasks. GPT-6 Astra identified the best group in all three BFCL runs but in only one of three TBLite runs.
- Selection recipes varied substantially across three independent runs of the same agent, changing the selection rule itself.
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