SCOPE: Cheapest Models for Compound AI Systems
Pick a cheaper LLM for every agent in a compound AI system without dropping below a quality bar.
Short, plain-language introductions to each research work — what problem it tackles, the key idea, and why it matters. Every post links back to the paper, code, slides, and poster on the publications list.
Pick a cheaper LLM for every agent in a compound AI system without dropping below a quality bar.
The first benchmark for the satisfaction–engagement trade-off when ads are injected into generated answers.
Keep Graph-RAG retrieval quality while cutting the LLM cost of building the knowledge graph.
Turn raw e-commerce purchase logs into natural-language personas that downstream models can use.
One framework for the whole family of influence maximization problems whose seed rules form a matroid.
Diffusion when content spreads by invitation rather than passive sharing, modelled on real game campaigns.
Influence maximization when each seed can only serve a bounded audience.
Provable estimates of how structurally critical each edge is, on graphs with hundreds of millions of edges.
Lay out a graph so on-screen distance reflects personalized PageRank proximity — interactively, at scale.
Measure tie strength from social identity theory rather than raw interaction counts.
Cluster attributed graphs by attributed multi-hop conductance, scaling to tens of millions of nodes.
A residual-based speedup of the classic CELF greedy algorithm that keeps its approximation guarantee.