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Auteurs principaux: Chen, Jing, Yang, Zhiheng, Shen, Yixian, Liu, Jie, Belloum, Adam, Papagainni, Chrysa, Grosso, Paola
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Publié: 2025
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Accès en ligne:https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.14317
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author Chen, Jing
Yang, Zhiheng
Shen, Yixian
Liu, Jie
Belloum, Adam
Papagainni, Chrysa
Grosso, Paola
author_facet Chen, Jing
Yang, Zhiheng
Shen, Yixian
Liu, Jie
Belloum, Adam
Papagainni, Chrysa
Grosso, Paola
contents Survey papers play a critical role in scientific communication by consolidating progress across a field. Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a promising solution by automating key steps in the survey-generation pipeline, such as retrieval, structuring, and summarization. However, existing LLM-based approaches often struggle with maintaining coherence across long, multi-section surveys and providing comprehensive citation coverage. To address these limitations, we introduce SurveyGen-I, an automatic survey generation framework that combines coarse-to-fine retrieval, adaptive planning, and memory-guided generation. SurveyGen-I first performs survey-level retrieval to construct the initial outline and writing plan, and then dynamically refines both during generation through a memory mechanism that stores previously written content and terminology, ensuring coherence across subsections. When the system detects insufficient context, it triggers fine-grained subsection-level retrieval. During generation, SurveyGen-I leverages this memory mechanism to maintain coherence across subsections. Experiments across four scientific domains demonstrate that SurveyGen-I consistently outperforms previous works in content quality, consistency, and citation coverage.
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spellingShingle SurveyGen-I: Consistent Scientific Survey Generation with Evolving Plans and Memory-Guided Writing
Chen, Jing
Yang, Zhiheng
Shen, Yixian
Liu, Jie
Belloum, Adam
Papagainni, Chrysa
Grosso, Paola
Computation and Language
Information Retrieval
Survey papers play a critical role in scientific communication by consolidating progress across a field. Recent advances in Large Language Models (LLMs) offer a promising solution by automating key steps in the survey-generation pipeline, such as retrieval, structuring, and summarization. However, existing LLM-based approaches often struggle with maintaining coherence across long, multi-section surveys and providing comprehensive citation coverage. To address these limitations, we introduce SurveyGen-I, an automatic survey generation framework that combines coarse-to-fine retrieval, adaptive planning, and memory-guided generation. SurveyGen-I first performs survey-level retrieval to construct the initial outline and writing plan, and then dynamically refines both during generation through a memory mechanism that stores previously written content and terminology, ensuring coherence across subsections. When the system detects insufficient context, it triggers fine-grained subsection-level retrieval. During generation, SurveyGen-I leverages this memory mechanism to maintain coherence across subsections. Experiments across four scientific domains demonstrate that SurveyGen-I consistently outperforms previous works in content quality, consistency, and citation coverage.
title SurveyGen-I: Consistent Scientific Survey Generation with Evolving Plans and Memory-Guided Writing
topic Computation and Language
Information Retrieval
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.14317