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FinAutoRubric: An Expert-Guided Automatic Scoring Rubric Generation Framework for Financial Research Agents

FinAutoRubric: Expert-Guided Automatic Rubric Generation for Evaluating Financial Research Agents

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This is a preprint paper published on arXiv, proposing the FinAutoRubric framework, which allows experts to specify reusable evaluation guidelines, and agents and code complete the generation, review, and verification of query-specific scoring rubrics, with failed cases escalated to manual processing.

Source:arXiv q-fin · arxiv.org

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