arXiv 2610.21767 · cs.AI · 2026-10-15
From Research Goals to Scientific Closure: Evaluating Agents Through Evidence-Supported Physics Research
Yijia Mao, Song Dai, Tao Chen, Xiangyu Lu, Linqian Zeng, Chenxi Hu, Sitong Zhou, Dongyang He and 9 more
Shanghai AI Laboratory
In latest · #254 Added on 2026-10-21
One-line takeaway
PhysClosureBench uses 50 expert-verified physics tasks to test whether agents can run investigations to well-supported conclusions.
PhysClosureBench 用 50 个专家验证的物理研究任务，评估 Agent 能否组织研究并得出有证据支撑的结论。
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