A Novel Multi-Agent Architecture to Reduce Hallucinations of Large Language Models in Multi-Step Structural Modeling

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Source paper: A Novel Multi-Agent Architecture to Reduce Hallucinations of Large Language Models in Multi-Step Structural Modeling

PDF: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.07728v1

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Last proof check: 2026-04-02T02:30:40.136Z

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Evidencepartial
However, existing LLMs are limited in handling multi-step structural modeling due to frequent hallucinations and error accumulation during long-sequence operations.
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This is a core problem statement directly addressed in the abstract, motivating the proposed solution.
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To this end, this study presents a novel multi-agent architecture to automate the structural modeling and analysis using OpenSeesPy.
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This is the central contribution of the paper, explicitly stated in the abstract.
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First, problem analysis and construction planning agents extract key parameters from user descriptions and formulate a stepwise modeling plan. Node and element agents then operate in parallel to assemble the frame geometry, followed by a load assignment agent. The resulting geometric and load information is translated into executable OpenSeesPy scripts by code translation agents.
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The abstract clearly outlines the specific agents within the proposed architecture.
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The proposed architecture is evaluated on a benchmark of 20 frame problems over ten repeated trials, achieving 100% accuracy in 18 cases and 90% in the remaining two.
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The proposed architecture is evaluated on a benchmark of 20 frame problems over ten repeated trials, achieving 100% accuracy in 18 cases and 90% in the remaining two.
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This is a specific, quantifiable result directly stated in the abstract, complementing the 100% accuracy claim.
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The architecture also significantly improves computational efficiency and demonstrates scalability to larger structural systems.
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This is a stated benefit of the architecture, although 'significantly' is qualitative, the context of automation implies efficiency gains.
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The architecture also significantly improves computational efficiency and demonstrates scalability to larger structural systems.
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This is a stated capability of the architecture, indicating its potential for broader application.
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