BEAVER is the first text-to-SQL benchmark from private enterprise data warehouses, revealing SOTA agentic frameworks achieve only 10.8% accuracy on complex real-world queries.
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GS-QA is a new benchmark of 2,800 QA pairs on 28 templates using OSM and Wikipedia data to evaluate LLMs on spatial predicates, multi-source reasoning, and diverse answer types including distances and counts.
SPENCE shows older NL2SQL benchmarks like Spider have high performance sensitivity to syntactic changes, indicating likely training contamination, while newer ones like BIRD show little sensitivity and appear largely clean.
A unified framework for LLM agent memory is benchmarked, with a new hybrid method outperforming state-of-the-art on standard tasks.
An adaptive thresholding mechanism combined with sliding-window reranking retrieves a query-dependent number of tables from large corpora, improving retrieval and downstream text-to-SQL performance on Spider, BIRD, and Spider 2.0.
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BEAVER: An Enterprise Benchmark for Text-to-SQL
BEAVER is the first text-to-SQL benchmark from private enterprise data warehouses, revealing SOTA agentic frameworks achieve only 10.8% accuracy on complex real-world queries.
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GS-QA: A Benchmark for Geospatial Question Answering
GS-QA is a new benchmark of 2,800 QA pairs on 28 templates using OSM and Wikipedia data to evaluate LLMs on spatial predicates, multi-source reasoning, and diverse answer types including distances and counts.
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SPENCE: A Syntactic Probe for Detecting Contamination in NL2SQL Benchmarks
SPENCE shows older NL2SQL benchmarks like Spider have high performance sensitivity to syntactic changes, indicating likely training contamination, while newer ones like BIRD show little sensitivity and appear largely clean.
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Memory in the LLM Era: Modular Architectures and Strategies in a Unified Framework
A unified framework for LLM agent memory is benchmarked, with a new hybrid method outperforming state-of-the-art on standard tasks.
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Retrieve Only Relevant Tables Whether Few or Many: Adaptive Table Retrieval Method
An adaptive thresholding mechanism combined with sliding-window reranking retrieves a query-dependent number of tables from large corpora, improving retrieval and downstream text-to-SQL performance on Spider, BIRD, and Spider 2.0.