Persistent Memory and Iterative Improvement in an LLM Agent for Chinese-Character Drawing
arXiv:2610.24090v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Does persistent memory accumulated from previous attempts help an LLM agent solve new problems, and does memory design affect that benefit? We study programmatic Chinese-character drawing across five agent conditions attempting the…
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- arXiv:2610.24090v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Does persistent memory accumulated from previous attempts help an LLM agent solve new problems, and does memory design affect that benefit
- We study programmatic Chinese-character drawing across five agent conditions attempting the…
Persistent Memory and Iterative Improvement in an LLM Agent for Chinese-Character Drawing
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