AgentLens: Visual Analysis for Agent Behaviors in LLM-based Autonomous Systems

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Autores principales: Lu, Jiaying, Pan, Bo, Chen, Jieyi, Feng, Yingchaojie, Hu, Jingyuan, Peng, Yuchen, Chen, Wei
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Publicado: 2024
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author Lu, Jiaying
Pan, Bo
Chen, Jieyi
Feng, Yingchaojie
Hu, Jingyuan
Peng, Yuchen
Chen, Wei
author_facet Lu, Jiaying
Pan, Bo
Chen, Jieyi
Feng, Yingchaojie
Hu, Jingyuan
Peng, Yuchen
Chen, Wei
contents Recently, Large Language Model based Autonomous system(LLMAS) has gained great popularity for its potential to simulate complicated behaviors of human societies. One of its main challenges is to present and analyze the dynamic events evolution of LLMAS. In this work, we present a visualization approach to explore detailed statuses and agents' behavior within LLMAS. We propose a general pipeline that establishes a behavior structure from raw LLMAS execution events, leverages a behavior summarization algorithm to construct a hierarchical summary of the entire structure in terms of time sequence, and a cause trace method to mine the causal relationship between agent behaviors. We then develop AgentLens, a visual analysis system that leverages a hierarchical temporal visualization for illustrating the evolution of LLMAS, and supports users to interactively investigate details and causes of agents' behaviors. Two usage scenarios and a user study demonstrate the effectiveness and usability of our AgentLens.
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spellingShingle AgentLens: Visual Analysis for Agent Behaviors in LLM-based Autonomous Systems
Lu, Jiaying
Pan, Bo
Chen, Jieyi
Feng, Yingchaojie
Hu, Jingyuan
Peng, Yuchen
Chen, Wei
Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
Recently, Large Language Model based Autonomous system(LLMAS) has gained great popularity for its potential to simulate complicated behaviors of human societies. One of its main challenges is to present and analyze the dynamic events evolution of LLMAS. In this work, we present a visualization approach to explore detailed statuses and agents' behavior within LLMAS. We propose a general pipeline that establishes a behavior structure from raw LLMAS execution events, leverages a behavior summarization algorithm to construct a hierarchical summary of the entire structure in terms of time sequence, and a cause trace method to mine the causal relationship between agent behaviors. We then develop AgentLens, a visual analysis system that leverages a hierarchical temporal visualization for illustrating the evolution of LLMAS, and supports users to interactively investigate details and causes of agents' behaviors. Two usage scenarios and a user study demonstrate the effectiveness and usability of our AgentLens.
title AgentLens: Visual Analysis for Agent Behaviors in LLM-based Autonomous Systems
topic Human-Computer Interaction
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.08995