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Research questionHow can we evaluate LLM flight predictions when accuracy misses safety violations and physical inconsistencies?Numerical closeness to a reference trajectory does not ensure that a prediction obeys operational constraints or remains physically coherent. Outputs can also be unusable when their structure is invalid, and errors may compound across multi-step rollouts.
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.FLY-EVAL++: An Evidence-Driven Evaluation Protocol for Safety-Constrained Flight Prediction with Large Language ModelsThe evidence concerns Flight Trajectory and Attitude Prediction in the PilotBench setting, evaluated across 66 LLMs with protocol-compliance, physical-feasibility, safety-constraint, structured-output, and multi-step rollout measures. It supports conclusions within this evaluation setting, not validation of deployed flight operations.research paper · Sep 3, 2026
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