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Autori principali: Qi, Haomin, Yu, Fengfei, Huang, Chengbo
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Pubblicazione: 2025
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.17371
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author Qi, Haomin
Yu, Fengfei
Huang, Chengbo
author_facet Qi, Haomin
Yu, Fengfei
Huang, Chengbo
contents We present GraphCue, a topology-grounded retrieval and agent-in-the-loop framework for automated SDN configuration. Each case is abstracted into a JSON graph and embedded using a lightweight three-layer GCN trained with contrastive learning. The nearest validated reference is injected into a structured prompt that constrains code generation, while a verifier closes the loop by executing the candidate configuration and feeding failures back to the agent. On 628 validation cases, GraphCue achieves an 88.2 percent pass rate within 20 iterations and completes 95 percent of verification loops within 9 seconds. Ablation studies without retrieval or structured prompting perform substantially worse, indicating that topology-aware retrieval and constraint-based conditioning are key drivers of performance.
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spellingShingle GraphCue for SDN Configuration Code Synthesis
Qi, Haomin
Yu, Fengfei
Huang, Chengbo
Software Engineering
We present GraphCue, a topology-grounded retrieval and agent-in-the-loop framework for automated SDN configuration. Each case is abstracted into a JSON graph and embedded using a lightweight three-layer GCN trained with contrastive learning. The nearest validated reference is injected into a structured prompt that constrains code generation, while a verifier closes the loop by executing the candidate configuration and feeding failures back to the agent. On 628 validation cases, GraphCue achieves an 88.2 percent pass rate within 20 iterations and completes 95 percent of verification loops within 9 seconds. Ablation studies without retrieval or structured prompting perform substantially worse, indicating that topology-aware retrieval and constraint-based conditioning are key drivers of performance.
title GraphCue for SDN Configuration Code Synthesis
topic Software Engineering
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.17371