arXiv 2610.23839 · cs.CL · 2026-10-16
DiscoveryRSI: Recursively Learning to Discover Valuable Hypotheses
Jianyuan Zhong, Chenwei Wu, Zhaochen Yu, Xixian Jiang, Xuewei Li, Hao Xiao, Xilin Dai, Junyang Wang and 15 more
PhAI Labs
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One-line takeaway
DiscoveryRSI defines valuable, testable hypotheses, grows hypothesis trees via multi-agent evolutionary search, compiles chosen investigations into executable tasks, and recursively learns from them, e.g. via hypothesis credit optimization.
DiscoveryRSI 先给出“有价值、可检验假设”的操作定义,再用多 agent 进化搜索长出假设树,把选中的研究编译成可执行任务,并通过假设功劳分配等机制递归学习如何发现假设。
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