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Training Numerical Intelligence via Auto-Diagnosis and Skill Discovery

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Briefings

A 2026 framework named Auto-Diagnosis and Skill Discovery (ADSD) links numerical solver diagnostics to self-improvement, transforming trial-and-error editing into a structured process. ADSD consistently improves solver accuracy, robustness, and efficiency across four challenging domains including power flow and stiff ODEs. On the GOC-500 power flow benchmark, ADSD reduced mean solver error by nearly 71 times, with improvements transferring to unseen grid topologies and operating regimes.

Key points

• ADSD is a framework linking numerical diagnosis to reusable solver self-improvement, improving solver accuracy, robustness, and efficiency across four challenging domains.
• On the GOC-500 power flow benchmark, ADSD reduced mean solver error by nearly 71 times, with improvements transferring to unseen grid topologies and operating regimes.

Context

AI agents can generate scientific code, but execution feedback often exposes poor performance without revealing its underlying cause. ADSD addresses this by following a diagnosis-first paradigm to guide numerical method discovery.

Limitations

Evidence covers four specific numerical domains and one benchmark (GOC-500). Results are presented as consistent improvements across domains, but the study does not report results for other domains or benchmarks.

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