HERD: Harness-Evolving Recursive Distillation for Continual Learning
Frames the problem: parametric forgetting versus non-parametric limits, with a distillation approach.
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CAMR (Oct 27) proposes compatibility-aware memory replay, deciding whether incoming data is worth replaying before it is used to update an LLM.
An Oct 22 paper (HERD) framed continual learning as a trade-off between parametric methods, which forget, and non-parametric ones. Three days later a benchmark began measuring whether LLM agents actually improve from experience over long horizons.
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Frames the problem: parametric forgetting versus non-parametric limits, with a distillation approach.
Adds a benchmark for agents learning from experience over long horizons.
Adds a replay-selection method that judges whether new data is compatible before use.
Frames the problem: parametric forgetting versus non-parametric limits, with a distillation approach.
Adds a benchmark for agents learning from experience over long horizons.
Adds a replay-selection method that judges whether new data is compatible before use.
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