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Automatically summarize arXiv paper from Issue #649.

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This PR includes a comprehensive summary following the project's DoD requirements:

  • Concrete, detailed explanations (not vague statements)
  • Clear input/output specifications with tensor dimensions
  • Algorithm descriptions with mathematical formulations
  • Datasets explicitly listed
  • Comparisons with similar/related methods

Test

  • Review the summary for completeness and accuracy
  • Verify all mathematical formulations have proper dimensions
  • Check that DoD requirements are met (see checklist below)
  • Confirm the paper URL matches the issue

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Automatically generated via the auto-summarize-papers workflow.

Closes #649


Definition of Done Checklist

Common

  • Describe the concrete sentences to support understanding (not just writing "I understand ...")
  • Describe the condition which can be applied (who, when, where)
  • Include information about licenses and copyrights

Computer Science / Machine Learning

  • Clear Input and Output
  • Describe Algorithms with pseudocode
  • Explain datasets used
  • Clear calculation order
  • Describe the difference between similar algorithms

Summarizes Choi, Zhu & Li (2025) from UW-Madison, which disentangles
Multi-Agent Debate into majority voting vs. inter-agent communication,
proving via a DCM martingale framework that debate alone yields no
systematic improvement in expected correctness.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Debate or Vote: Which Yields Better Decisions in Multi-Agent Large Language Models?

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