CoLLAs 2026 talk: accuracy metrics mislead lifelong learning evaluation, ground it in problem structure
apsarathchandar · x · 2026-09-15
In an Early Career Talk at CoLLAs 2026 Day 1, Bhavya tackled the question "did the system actually adapt?", showing why standard metrics like accuracy can be misleading in lifelong learning. To build reliable agents, evaluation must be grounded in the actual structure of the problem.
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