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Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research. / Федоров, Вячеслав Васильевич; Лавитская, Дарья Ивановна; Ибрагимов , Д. М. и др.

в: Doklady Mathematics, Том 112, № 2, 10.2025, стр. 382-391.

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Федоров, ВВ, Лавитская, ДИ, Ибрагимов , ДМ, Safronov, D, Баллес, А, Грибанова, АЮ & Радионов, МС 2025, 'Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research', Doklady Mathematics, Том. 112, № 2, стр. 382-391. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064562425700474

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Федоров, В. В., Лавитская, Д. И., Ибрагимов , Д. М., Safronov, D., Баллес, А., Грибанова, А. Ю., & Радионов, М. С. (2025). Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research. Doklady Mathematics, 112(2), 382-391. https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064562425700474

Vancouver

Федоров ВВ, Лавитская ДИ, Ибрагимов ДМ, Safronov D, Баллес А, Грибанова АЮ и др. Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research. Doklady Mathematics. 2025 окт.;112(2):382-391. doi: 10.1134/S1064562425700474

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Федоров, Вячеслав Васильевич ; Лавитская, Дарья Ивановна ; Ибрагимов , Д. М. и др. / Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research. в: Doklady Mathematics. 2025 ; Том 112, № 2. стр. 382-391.

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title = "Adapting the AI Scientist for Enterprise: Solving Real Business Problems with Autonomous Text-To-SQL Research",
abstract = "One of the grand challenges in artificial intelligence is automating complex, multi-step reasoning tasks that require deep understanding of both natural language and structured data. While large language models have shown promise in code generation and natural language understanding, their ability to autonomously conduct end-to-end research in specialized domains remains limited. We ask a key question: can AI-driven research reliably solve real enterprise problems? This paper presents a fully automated framework for AI-driven research applied to the text-to-SQL problem, enabling frontier language models to independently generate novel ideas, design experiments, implement solutions, and communicate findings. We adapt the AI Scientist [1] – a comprehensive AI agent for autonomous scientific discovery – to the domain of semantic parsing, where it formulates hypotheses about improving text-to-SQL accuracy, writes executable code, runs experiments on benchmark datasets, visualizes performance gains, and produces complete scientific papers summarizing its results. Each full research cycle costs less than $5, making it a scalable and cost-effective approach for rapid innovation. This work moves toward self-improving AI systems in natural language processing, demonstrating robust performance across both proprietary and public benchmarks. Where AI agents not only solve tasks but also advance the state of the art by conducting independent research. Our code and generated papers are open-sourced at https://gitverse.ru/tr1ggers/AIScientist_Text2SQL.git.",
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