google-deepmind/acme
Acme is a flexible and scalable research framework providing modular reinforcement learning components and agents for developing and benchmarking RL algorithms.
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DeepResearch Bench is a benchmark for deep research agents, systems that answer a research question by searching, reading sources and writing a long report. The repository contains the task set, the evaluation code and the tooling needed to submit results to a public leaderboard hosted on Hugging Face, and the accompanying paper is on arXiv. Evaluation has two halves. RACE judges report quality with an LLM evaluator against reference material, producing an overall score plus component scores that the maintainers report separately, including comprehensiveness, insight, instruction following and readability aggregated into published metrics such as PAR, OPC, FAP and FAS. FACT evaluates the factual grounding of the report by extracting statement and citation pairs and checking whether the cited source actually supports the claim, which yields citation accuracy and effective citation counts. Because both halves rely on an LLM judge, the maintainers validate evaluator choice against a human-annotated subset and report how closely each candidate judge agrees with human annotators relative to the human inter-annotator agreement baseline; the official evaluator has been migrated between frontier models as older ones were deprecated, with the legacy pipeline preserved on a separate branch and a dual-acceptance window during migration so rankings stay comparable. The evaluation pipeline was revised to clean very long articles in chunks. Running an evaluation requires configuring API keys for the judge and search components as described in the repository configuration section, then executing the pipeline over the generated articles for a target agent. The project comes from Agent Research Lab, which also publishes a successor benchmark, DeepResearch Bench II, with a different evaluation focus based on fine-grained binary rubrics, while stating that the original benchmark continues to be maintained.
https://github.com/Ayanami0730/deep_research_bench
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