arXiv AI By Kyoko Ogawa, Naoki Mori

T-GADE: Thermodynamical Generative-AI-Driven Evolution of LLM Artifacts

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T‑GADE is an evolutionary computation framework that integrates large language models (LLMs) to generate and evolve structured artifacts. It retains classic population and genetic operators while using LLMs for crossover, mutation, and a self‑repair operator called HoxLM. The framework introduces temperature‑controlled free‑energy selection and occupancy rules, and demonstrates improved performance on an online bin‑packing task compared to a baseline Evolution of Heuristics approach.

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