--- license: apache-2.0 language: - en tags: - Multi-agent - LLM - AI pretty_name: O size_categories: - 10B/ │ └── / │ └── / │ └── / │ └── / │ ├── data.csv │ ├── Agent_1/ │ │ └── chats.txt │ └── Agent_/ │ └── chats.txt ├── noop/ │ └── ... └── team_structure_id_tables/ └── *.csv ``` - **Model:** model-family label. Observed labels are `deepseek`, `ernie`, `gemma`, `glm`, `gpt`, `llama`, `nemotron`, and `qwen`. These labels alone do not identify exact model versions or inference settings. - **Method:** experiment method or team-configuration variant. - **Task:** scenario identifier. - **Seed:** numeric experiment seed, such as `4792`. - **Timestamp:** run directory named in `YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS` format. The timezone is not specified. - **Agent directory:** individual agent logs. Agent counts vary by scenario and configuration. - **`noop/`:** separate baseline results organized under task directories; do not assume the standard model/method nesting applies. A model/task/seed combination may contain multiple timestamped runs. Preserve the full path as the run identifier. ## Methods and Team Configurations Observed directory labels include: | Label | Description | | --- | --- | | `CAMON`, `COELA`, `Embodied`, `HMAS_2` | Comparison methods, using their stored names. | | `WILDFIRE` | Main WILDFIRE experiment results. | | `WILDFIRE_default_teamconfig` | Default team-configuration variant. | | `WILDFIRE_llm_generated_teamconfig` | LLM-generated team-configuration variant. | | `WILDFIRE_llm_generated_teamconfig_no_critic` | LLM-generated configuration variant without a critic. | | `WILDFIRE_llm_generated_only_horizontal` | Horizontal-only configuration variant. | | `WILDFIRE_llm_generated_only_vertical` | Vertical-only configuration variant. | Some model folders also contain directories ending in `_old` or `_log`, including `COELA_old`, `WILDFIRE_old`, and `WILDFIRE_expert_preset_teamconfig_old`. Treat these as separate variants until their relationship to the main runs is established. Not every model has every method or variant. ## Tasks The team-structure tables list the following 25 scenario identifiers. Their presence in a table does not establish complete run coverage for every model and method. ```text Cut_Trees_Sparse_small Cut_Trees_Sparse_large Cut_Trees_Lines_small Cut_Trees_Lines_large Scout_Fire_small Scout_Fire_large Transport_Firefighters_small Transport_Firefighters_large Rescue_Civilians_Known_Location_small Rescue_Civilians_Known_Location_large Suppress_Fire_Contain Suppress_Fire_Extinguish Rescue_Civilians_Search_and_Rescue Suppress_Fire_Locate_and_Suppress Suppress_Fire_Locate_Deploy_Suppress Rescue_Civilians_Search_Rescue_Transport Full_Game Scout_Fire_Drone_Lost Transport_Helicopter_Down Rescue_Civilians_Surprise Suppress_Fire_Extinguish_Second_Fire Suppress_Fire_Contain_Water_Source Suppress_Fire_Extinguish_Rapid_Growth Scale_Level_Simple Scale_Level_Complex ``` These cover tree cutting, scouting, firefighter transport, civilian rescue, fire suppression, combined objectives, disruptions, and different team scales. ## Data Files ### `data.csv` Each sampled file is a comma-separated table with a header and time-indexed simulation metrics. The following columns were observed in a sampled run. Descriptions reflect field names; exact counter semantics, units, and reset behavior should be checked against the simulation implementation before deriving scores. | Column | Interpretation | | --- | --- | | `timestep` | Simulation step index. | | `exploration` | Exploration metric. | | `trees_fire` | Tree loss associated with fire. | | `trees_agents` | Tree cutting associated with agents. | | `fire_extinguished` | Fire-extinguishing metric. | | `correct_trees_cut` | Trees cut toward the task objective. | | `civilians_rescued` | Civilian rescue metric. | | `firefighters_transported` | Firefighter transport metric. | | `civilians_scouted` | Civilian discovery metric. | | `fire_scouted` | Fire discovery metric. | | `water_scouted` | Water-source discovery metric. | | `agents_destroyed` | Agent loss metric. | | `civilians_destroyed` | Civilian loss metric. | | `buildings_destroyed` | Building loss metric. | | `cumulative_api_calls` | Accumulated model API calls. | | `cumulative_input_tokens` | Accumulated input tokens. | | `cumulative_output_tokens` | Accumulated output tokens. | | `cumulative_cost` | Accumulated recorded model cost; currency and pricing basis are not established here. | | `cumulative_idle_steps` | Accumulated idle-step counter. | | `cumulative_replans` | Accumulated replanning counter. | | `time` | Recorded time value; verify units and timing semantics before use. | Inspect each file's header before combining runs: schemas may differ across methods or experiment versions. The final row is the last recorded state, not necessarily evidence of successful task completion. ### `Agent_/chats.txt` Plain-text logs record agent prompts and generated responses. Sampled logs include observation summaries, team composition, task instructions, communication, and action selection. Sections may use labels such as `Summarizing Observations`, `Choosing an Action`, `user`, `assistant`, and `END CHAT`. These files are not a standardized JSON conversation format. Log sections and formatting may vary by method. Generated statements are agent outputs and should be distinguished from simulator-recorded outcomes. ### `team_structure_id_tables/` | File | Contents | | --- | --- | | `team_structure_ids_.csv` | Task-level team-structure IDs across human presets and generated configuration variants. Some tables include a `default` column. | | `llm_generated_team_hierarchy_ids_7_open_source_models.csv` | Task-level hierarchy IDs across seven model labels, with a `distinct_team_hierarchies` column. | | `expert_vs_llm_generated_vs_no_critic_team_ids_by_model.csv` | Comparison of expert, generated, and no-critic team IDs by model. | | `invalid_horizontal_vertical_manager_configs.csv` | Validation findings with `model`, `task`, `variant`, `status`, `problem`, and `path` columns. | Structure IDs are categorical labels, not performance scores. Do not assume their numerical values have a global meaning across tasks or tables without checking the ID-generation procedure. Preserve blank entries as missing values. Absolute paths in validation tables refer to the original working environment and may not resolve on another machine. ## Getting Started Run the following from the directory containing `result.tar.gz`. List archive contents without extracting: ```bash tar -tzf result.tar.gz ``` Extract into a chosen directory: ```bash mkdir -p extracted tar -xzf result.tar.gz -C extracted ```