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Research · 27 October 2026
Research

Paper Defines Compositional Coverage and Decision Grounding for Tool-Use Trajectory Supervision

The paper identifies two coupled requirements for effective trajectory supervision: compositional coverage to represent observation‑action dependencies, and decision grounding so each supervised action is supported by learner‑visible information.

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Paper identifies compositional coverage and decision grounding as key for tool-use trajectory data; adjust data collection criteria accordingly.

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