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HPC-AutoResearch: Adapting Autonomous Research Systems for HPC through Split-Phase Execution and LLM-Based Code Generation

T. Kotama Shun-ichiro Hayashi Daichi Mukunoki Rio Yokota Satoshi Ohshima Tetsuya Hoshino Takahiro Katagiri

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HPC-AutoResearch is presented, a proof-of-concept system for the autonomous execution of compiled-code research workflows in HPC-like environments that divides this sub-pipeline into five phases—planning, environment setup, coding, compilation, and execution—localizing failures within each phase and enabling iterative repair via rootless Singularity container-based isolation.

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