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    Predicting agent performance on held-out tasks with Item Response Theory

    A COLM 2026 presenter says their team also uses the theory to predict performance on held-out model/harness combinations.

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    At COLM 2026 on October 8, a presenter said their team uses Item Response Theory to predict agent performance on held-out tasks and held-out model/harness combinations. They were presenting the work at poster #42 in the Imperial Ballroom.

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    Daniel Fried@dan_friedPresenting now at poster #42 in Imperial Ballroom! #COLM2026 . We use Item Response Theory to predict agent performance on held-out tasks, and held-out model/harness combos.1h

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    Daniel Fried@dan_friedPresenting now at poster #42 in Imperial Ballroom! #COLM2026 . We use Item Response Theory to predict agent performance on held-out tasks, and held-out model/harness combos.1h