DESBench reveals structural trade-offs among centralized, hierarchical, heterarchical, and holonic coordination in dynamic industrial scheduling that outcome metrics alone miss.
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Subagent architectures deliver stable high-throughput optimization under tight time limits while agent teams enable deeper refactoring at the cost of higher fragility.
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