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RouteWeaver trains one LLM policy to pick routing modes

The arXiv paper chooses among single-round, multi-round and agentic routing with one policy. It reports 61.4 percent average accuracy, an 11.03 percent relative gain over the strongest baseline.

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What the research found

RouteWeaver is an arXiv research paper proposing a single LLM policy that jointly picks among single-round, multi-round, and agentic routing modes, trained with COMET-GRPO and progressive exploration; it reports 61.4% average accuracy, 11.03% relative gain over the strongest baseline.

Claims and how well the evidence supports them

  1. RouteWeaver achieves an average accuracy of 61.4% across mathematics, coding, knowledge, logical reasoning, and factual recall 99%
  2. RouteWeaver is an 11.03% relative improvement over the strongest baseline 98%
  3. Without progressive exploration the routing policy collapses to single-round execution 99%
  4. RouteWeaver integrates single-round, multi-round, and agentic routing modes in one LLM policy 97%

Evidence

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