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Research questionHow can evolutionary prompt optimization improve accuracy without increasing prompt length?Iterative prompt search can accumulate rules and caveats, making prompts substantially longer without producing better answers. The resulting bloat increases inference burden while leaving the underlying accuracy problem unresolved.
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Inference Optimization
Natural Language Processing
Neural and Evolutionary Computing
Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.ESPO: Error-Structured Prompt Optimization via Diagnose, Diversify, and StabilizeThe evidence covers seven public NLP benchmarks and four additional student models, with results reported for accuracy, prompt length, and inference speed. The source compares ESPO with GEPA and includes ablations of its diagnosis, candidate-generation, and selection components.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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