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- abstract: Large language models (LLMs) are increasingly used to evolve programs
and multi-agent systems, yet most existing approaches rely on overwrite-based
mutations that maintain only a single candidate at a time. Such methods discard
useful variants, suffer from destructive edits, and explore a brittle search space
prone to structural failure. We introduce EvoLattice, a framework that represents
an entire population of candidate programs or agent behaviors within a single
directed acyclic graph. Each node stores multiple persistent alternatives, and
every valid path through the graph defines a distinct executable candidate, yielding
a large combinatorial search space without duplicating structure. EvoLattice enables
fine-grained alternative-level evaluation by scoring each alternative across all
paths in which it appears, producing statistics that reveal how local design choices
affect global performance. These statistics provide a dense, data-driven feedback
signal for LLM-guided mutation, recombination, and pruning, while preserving successful
components. Structural correctness is guaranteed by a deterministic self-repair
mechanism that enforces acyclicity and dependency consistency independently of
the LLM. EvoLattice naturally extends to agent evolution by interpreting alternatives
as prompt fragments or sub-agent behaviors. Across program synthesis (proxy and
optimizer meta-learning), EvoLattice yields more stable evolution, greater expressivity,
and stronger improvement trajectories than prior LLM-guided methods. The resulting
dynamics resemble quality-diversity optimization, emerging implicitly from EvoLattice's
internal multi-alternative representation rather than an explicit external archive.
authors:
- Kamer Ali Yuksel
bibtex: "@article{Yuksel2025,\n title={ EvoLattice Persistent Internal-Population\
\ Evolution through Multi-Alternative Quality-Diversity Graph Representations\
\ for LLM-Guided Program Discovery },\n author={ Ali Yuksel, Kamer },\n journal={arXiv\
\ preprint arXiv:2512.13857v2},\n year={ 2025 }\n}"
pdfurl: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2512.13857v2
title: EvoLattice Persistent Internal-Population Evolution through Multi-Alternative
Quality-Diversity Graph Representations for LLM-Guided Program Discovery
year: 2025

- abstract: 'The preliminary design and optimization of aerospace systems often

requires to make architectural and technological choices and to perform computationally
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