Asclepius: Improves Clinical Agent Performance
Researchers have developed Asclepius, an adaptive agent framework designed to improve the performance of long-horizon clinical agents. The system was tested using the Clinical Environment Simulator (CES), a testbed where agents manage entire emergency-department shifts under continuous time and resource pressure. Current agents often reach correct diagnoses but struggle with delivering complete…
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