Do Mixed-Vendor Multi-Agent LLMs Improve Clinical Diagnosis?
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Multi-agent large language model (LLM) systems have emerged as a promising approach for clinical diagnosis, leveraging collaboration among agents to refine medical reasoning.However, most existing frameworks rely on single-vendor teams (e.g., multiple agents from the same model family), which risk correlated failure modes that reinforce shared biases rather than correcting them.We investigate the impact of vendor diversity by comparing Single-LLM, Single-Vendor, and Mixed-Vendor Multi-Agent Conversation (MAC) frameworks.Using three doctor agents instantiated with o4-mini, Gemini-2.5-Pro,and Claude-4.5-Sonnet,we evaluate performance on RareBench and Di-agnosisArena.Mixed-vendor configurations consistently outperform single-vendor counterparts, achieving state-of-the-art recall and accuracy.Overlap analysis reveals the underlying mechanism: mixed-vendor teams pool complementary inductive biases, surfacing correct diagnoses that individual models or homogeneous teams collectively miss.These results highlight vendor diversity as a key design principle for robust clinical diagnostic systems.
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This paper compares Single-LLM, Single-Vendor, and Mixed-Vendor multi-agent conversation (MAC) frameworks for clinical diagnosis using o4-mini, Gemini-2.5-Pro, and Claude-4.5-Sonnet. Mixed-vendor teams consistently outperform single-vendor counterparts on RareBench and DiagnosisArena, with overlap analysis suggesting gains come from pooling complementary inductive biases.
Key findings
- On combined RareBench, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved the highest scores across retrieval metrics: Recall@1 39.31% and Recall@10 61.35%, outperforming every Single-Vendor MAC baseline.
- On the MME subset, Mixed-Vendor MAC reached Recall@1 40.00%, exceeding the best Single-LLM (Gemini-2.5-Pro) by 10% and the best Single-Vendor MAC (Claude-4.5-Sonnet) by 5%; it also led at Recall@10 with 65.00%.
- On DiagnosisArena, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved Top-1 accuracy 36.36% and Top-5 accuracy 49.09%, exceeding the strong o4-mini Single-Vendor MAC Top-1 of 35.76%.
- Overlap analysis found Mixed Rescue exceeded Baseline Unique on all four datasets; on MME, Mixed-Vendor recovered 22.50% of cases missed by the strongest Single LLM while suffering 0.00% Baseline Unique regression.
Methods
- The study compared three configurations: Single-LLM, Single-Vendor MAC, and Mixed-Vendor MAC, using three doctor agents instantiated with o4-mini, Gemini-2.5-Pro, and Claude-4.5-Sonnet under a fixed supervisor, with o4-mini as default supervisor unless otherwise noted.
- The MAC protocol used three doctor agents and one supervisor, round-robin contributions, ranked Top-10 lists for RareBench and Top-5 lists for DiagnosisArena, and termination when the differential stabilized or after a hard limit of 13 turns.
- Evaluation used RareBench subsets MME (40 cases), HMS (88 cases), and LIRICAL (370 cases), plus a DiagnosisArena subset of 165 cases published in 2024; metrics were Recall@1/3/5/10 for RareBench and Top-1/Top-5 accuracy for DiagnosisArena, with o4-mini as primary LLM judge and BioLORD as a secondary retrieval-based judge.
Limitations
- The paper states that the MAC framework introduces higher computational overhead and latency than Single-LLM baselines, and that multi-turn MAC remains a hurdle for time-sensitive clinical applications like emergency triage.
- The paper states a “consensus trap” risk: a correct minority signal can be diluted by a cohesive but incorrect majority, and vendor diversity cannot fully eliminate convergence on a hallucination; it recommends decision-support use with human adjudication and confidence flags.
- Evident from the text: the primary o4-mini judge showed recurring discrepancies on HMS that required independent clinical adjudication, and the BioLORD judge was lexically sensitive, lowering absolute recall; DiagnosisArena evaluation was restricted to 165 cases published in 2024 to reduce contamination and ensure computational feasibility.
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- Study design and conductcitation
Using o4-mini as an LLM judge and BioLORD as a vendor-neutral retrieval-based judge reduces self-preference bias.
“Our primary evaluation uses o4-mini as an LLM judge, scoring freetext differential diagnoses against reference labels.To reduce potential self-preference bias, we also implement a vendor-neutral, retrieval-based judge: BioLORD (FRemyCompany/BioLORD-2023) (Remy et al., 2024).”
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The o4-mini judge produced recurring discrepancies in the HMS subset where technically correct, granular predictions were penalized.
“Upon examining the evaluations provided by the o4-mini judge, we observed a recurring discrepancy in the HMS subset where technically correct, granular predictions were penalized.”
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Similar refinements occurred in cases of Cryoglobulinemic vasculitis where agents correctly identified Hepatitis C as the underlying driver.
“Similar refinements occurred in cases of Cryoglobulinemic vasculitis where agents correctly identified Hepatitis C as the underlying driver.”
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Mixed-Vendor MAC maintains better performance than all single-vendor configurations as depth increases on LIRICAL.
“Moreover, the Mixed-Vendor MAC maintains better performance than all single-vendor configurations as depth increases.”
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On challenging datasets like MME and DiagnosisArena, heatmaps show low Jaccard similarity between the Single LLMs.
“On challenging datasets like MME and Diag-nosisArena, the heatmaps in Figure 4 show low Jaccard similarity between the Single LLMs.”
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Supplementary analysis confirms the Mixed system achieves higher gains when the competing homogeneous teams exhibit low mutual overlap.
“Supplementary analysis of Single-Vendor MACs (see Appendix) confirms this mechanism: the Mixed system achieves higher gains when the competing homogeneous teams exhibit the low mutual overlap.”
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The coverage metrics and Jaccard similarities together reveal a strong inverse correlation: the Mixed system's advantage is maximized precisely when the underlying models are most distinct.
“The coverage metrics in Figure 3 and the Jaccard similarities in Figure 4 together reveal a strong inverse correlation: the Mixed system's advantage is maximized precisely when the underlying models are most distinct.”
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Mixed-Vendor system exceeds the strong o4-mini Single-Vendor MAC (35.76%) on DiagnosisArena.
“Crucially, although two of the three agents in the mixed team perform poorly in isolation, their distinct reasoning processes allow the Mixed-Vendor system to exceed the strong o4-mini Single-Vendor MAC (35.76%).”
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On MME, Mixed-Vendor MAC maintains a clear lead at Recall@3, 5, and 10.
“This dominance extends consistently across all retrieval depths, with the Mixed-Vendor MAC maintaining a clear lead at Recall@3, 5, and 10.”
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Scaling up to a multi-agent team of identical models does not guarantee improvement over the single-model baseline.
“Notably, our results reveal that scaling up to a multi-agent team of identical models does not guarantee improvement over the single-model baseline.”
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Performance gains are inversely correlated with model similarity, peaking when models possess distinct areas of expertise that compensate for each other's weakness.
“(2) performance gains are inversely correlated with model similarity, peaking when models possess distinct areas of expertise that compensate for each other's weakness;”
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In some cases, Single-Vendor MACs actually underperform their standalone base models, most prominently with Gemini on both LIRICAL and HMS, and Claude on HMS.
“In some cases, Single-Vendor MACs actually underperform their standalone base models, most prominently with Gemini on both LIRICAL and HMS, and Claude on HMS.”
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Mixed-Vendor MAC consistently outperforms every Single-Vendor MAC baseline on RareBench.
“Crucially, it consistently outperforms every Single-Vendor MAC baseline.”
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Mixed-Vendor configuration consistently outperforms all Single-Vendor teams, regardless of the supervisor chosen.
“As shown in Table 10, the Mixed-Vendor configuration consistently outperforms all Single-Vendor teams, regardless of the supervisor chosen.”
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When comparing Mixed-Vendor MAC with Single-Vendor MACs in Figure 5, we observe an increase in average gains across HMS and LIRICAL.
“However, when comparing Mixed-Vendor MAC with Single-Vendor MACs in Figure 5, we observe an increase in average gains across HMS and LIRICAL.”
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High inter-model similarity on HMS suggests that individual agents capture nearly the same information.
“Conversely, high inter-model similarity on HMS (dark blue cells) suggests that individual agents capture nearly the same information.”
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The MAC framework inherently introduces higher computational overhead and latency than Single-LLM baselines.
“The MAC framework inherently introduces higher compu-tational overhead and latency than Single-LLM baselines.”
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In Case HMS-12, the OpenAI agent (D1) individually correctly identified the gold label at Rank 1.
“Individually, the OpenAI agent (D1) correctly identifies the gold label at Rank 1.”
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In the MME subset, the Jaccard similarity between models B and C increases from J = 0.565 in the single-model setting to J = 0.750 when utilizing the MAC framework.
“For example, in the MME subset, the Jaccard similarity between models B and C increases from J = 0.565 in the single-model setting to J = 0.750 when utilizing the MAC framework.”
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∆Coverage peaks (32.97%) precisely where the cross-vendor Jaccard indices are at their lowest (J AB = 0.269, J AC = 0.233, J BC = 0.750).
“As illustrated in Figure 5, the ∆Coverage peaks (32.97%) precisely where the cross-vendor Jaccard indices are at their lowest (J AB = 0.269, J AC = 0.233, J BC = 0.750).”
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By Round 3 in Case MME-14, the entire mixed-vendor team, including the previously biased OpenAI agent, converged on the correct diagnosis at Rank 1.
“By Round 3, the diverse reasoning paths allow the entire team-including the previously biased OpenAI agent-to converge on the correct diagnosis at Rank 1.”
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On the BioLORD evaluation of Combined RareBench, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 22.99, R@3 27.42, R@5 30.45, and R@10 33.68.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 22.99 27.42 30.45 33.68”
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- Findingreasoning
Jaccard similarities between vendor-specific MAC teams are generally higher than those observed between their single-model counterparts.
“Interestingly, the Jaccard similarities between vendor-specific MAC teams are generally higher than those observed between their single-model counterparts.”
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In Case HMS-12, vendor diversity led to the suppression of a correct hypothesis.
“HMS-12 illustrates a scenario where vendor diversity leads to the suppression of a correct hypothesis.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The benchmark gold diagnoses used to score the systems are correct.
- Rests on an assumption: The selected case narratives (MME-14 and HMS-12) are representative of the systems' general behavior.
- Findingown data
The relationship between diversity and performance gain is most evident in the MME dataset.
“Finally, the relationship between diversity and performance gain is most evident in the MME dataset.”
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By Round 2 in Case HMS-12, the mixed-vendor team reached a cohesive but incorrect consensus on Lipodystrophy.
“By Round 2, the team has reached a cohesive but incorrect consensus on Lipodystrophy.”
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The Mixed-Vendor configuration is not consistently the most resource-intensive setup.
“However, our experiments revealed that the Mixed-Vendor configuration is not consistently the most resource-intensive setup.”
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In Case HMS-12 mixed-vendor, the correct signal from D1 in Round 0 was progressively diluted.
“As the trajectory reveals, the correct signal from D1 in Round 0 is progressively diluted.”
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In Case MME-14, the Single-Vendor MAC (OpenAI) failed to resolve a shared blind spot regarding thoracic cues across multiple rounds of internal reasoning.
“the Single-Vendor MAC (OpenAI) remains trapped in an”
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In Case MME-14 mixed-vendor, the first agent (OpenAI) initially missed the diagnosis in Round 0.
“Although the first agent (OpenAI) initially misses the diagnosis in Round 0”
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In Case MME-14, the mixed-vendor system identified the correct diagnosis (cerebrocostomandibular syndrome) that was missed by a single-vendor team.
“This case serves as an example of successful recovery, where the mixed-vendor system identifies a correct diagnosis that was missed by a single-vendor team.”
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- Rests on an assumption: The selected case narratives (MME-14 and HMS-12) are representative of the systems' general behavior.
- Findingown data
On the LIRICAL subset (n=370), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 35.69, R@3 46.59, R@5 51.77, and R@10 57.22.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 35.69 46.59 51.77 57.22”
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On the HMS subset (n=88), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 51.14, R@3 60.23, R@5 68.18, and R@10 77.27.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 51.14 60.23 68.18 77.27”
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On the BioLORD evaluation of the HMS subset (n=88), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 48.28, R@3 57.47, R@5 64.37, and R@10 72.41.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 48.28 57.47 64.37 72.41”
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- Findingown data
In Case HMS-12 mixed-vendor, the Gemini (D2) and Claude (D3) agents were both strongly biased toward metabolic and endocrine etiologies (Lipodystrophy and Cushing's).
“the Gemini (D2) and Claude (D3) agents are both strongly biased toward”
- Also stated in: § Gold Diagnosis: Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) · plain
“metabolic and endocrine etiologies (Lipodystrophy and Cushing's), which also explain the patient's striae and dyslipidemia.”
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- Findingown data
On the BioLORD evaluation of the LIRICAL subset (n=370), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 16.22, R@3 19.46, R@5 21.35, and R@10 23.51.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 16.22 19.46 21.35 23.51”
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- Findingreasoning
The Mixed-Vendor MAC consistently maintains a relatively high Jaccard similarity with each individual constituent vendor.
“Furthermore, the Mixed-Vendor MAC (D) consistently maintains a relatively high Jaccard similarity with each individual constituent vendor.”
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On Combined RareBench, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 39.31, R@3 49.82, R@5 55.05, and R@10 61.35.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 39.31 49.82 55.05 61.35”
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- Interpretationown data
The observed drop in absolute recall on MME and LIRICAL compared to the LLM judge is primarily due to lexical sensitivity.
“The observed drop in absolute recall on MME and LIRICAL compared to the LLM judge is primarily due to lexical sensitivity.”
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Existing mixed-vendor approaches in medicine mostly rely on independent model runs, combining models from different providers via voting or simple aggregation.
“However, existing mixed-vendor approaches in medicine mostly rely on independent model runs, combining models from different providers via voting or simple aggregation (Barabucci et al., 2024;Sorich et al., 2024).”
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- cites Sorich et al., 2024
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- Interpretationreasoning
This saturation explains the low ∆Coverage in Figure 3: with little unique information to aggregate, consensus-building cannot significantly expand the solution space.
“This saturation explains the low ∆Coverage in Figure 3: with little unique information to aggregate, consensusbuilding cannot significantly expand the solution space.”
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The HMS subset (n = 88) underwent independent clinical adjudication by a medical doctor across all experimental configurations.
“To ensure metric validity, the HMS subset (n = 88) underwent independent clinical adjudication by a medical doctor across all experimental configurations (Single-LLM, Single-Vendor MAC, and Mixed-Vendor MAC).”
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Without sufficient cross-vendor diversity, the system cannot break past the reasoning limits of its most dominant constituent.
“This result shows that without sufficient cross-vendor diversity, the system cannot break past the reasoning limits of its most dominant constituent.”
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When individual models struggle, diverse reasoning strategies provided by a mixed panel are critical for surfacing the correct diagnosis that homogeneous teams miss.
“This suggests that when individual models struggle, the diverse reasoning strategies provided by a mixed panel are critical for surfacing the correct diagnosis that homogeneous teams miss.”
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Homogeneous teams remain limited by correlated failure modes that conversational debate alone cannot resolve.
“(3) homogeneous teams remain limited by correlated failure modes that conversational debate alone cannot resolve.”
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In the absence of role-induced variance, when homogenous agents discuss and deliberate, they risk reinforcing shared hallucinations or collectively drifting away from a correct initial hypothesis.
“In this absence of role-induced variance, when homogenous agents discuss and deliberate, they risk reinforcing shared hallucinations or collectively drifting away from a correct initial hypothesis.”
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The simple symmetric setup (no role-specialized prompts) ensures any observed performance differences come strictly from vendor diversity rather than artifacts of role assignment.
“This simple, symmetric setup allows us to vary the underlying LLMs while keeping the interaction pattern unchanged, ensuring that any observed performance differences come strictly from vendor diversity rather than artifacts of role assignment.”
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Individual models possess orthogonal strengths, covering disjoint slices of the medical knowledge.
“This confirms that individual models possess orthogonal strengths, covering disjoint slices of the medical knowledge.”
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Overlap analysis reveals that mixed-vendor teams pool complementary inductive biases, surfacing correct diagnoses that individual models or homogeneous teams collectively miss.
“Overlap analysis reveals the underlying mechanism: mixed-vendor teams pool complementary inductive biases, surfacing correct diagnoses that individual models or homogeneous teams collectively miss.”
- Also stated in: § 1 Introduction · plain
“Analysis of solution space overlap reveals the mechanism driving this gain: while single-vendor teams remain highly correlated with their base model's priors, mixedvendor teams successfully pool complementary inductive biases to surface diagnoses that indi-1 vidual models miss.”
- Also stated in: § 7 Conclusion · boosted
“Our analysis demonstrates that mixed-vendor systems expand the effective solution space by aggregating diverse inductive biases, recovering correct diagnoses missed by any single model while avoiding the correlated failures that limit homogeneous teams.”
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- Interpretationown data
Vendor diversity yields knowledge gains unattainable through homogeneous debate.
“Figure 5 shows that vendor diversity yields knowledge gains unattainable through homogeneous debate.”
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This stability confirms that the performance gains stem from the diverse inductive biases of the doctor agents, rather than the specific capabilities of the aggregator.
“This stability confirms that the performance gains stem from the diverse inductive biases of the doctor agents, rather than the specific capabilities of the aggregator.”
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Models from different vendors possess complementary inductive biases.
“Rather than having a universally superior model, existing research reveals that models from different vendors possess complementary inductive biases (Yang et al., 2024).”
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- Interpretationreasoning
The zero net gain against Single-Vendor MAC (OpenAI) on HMS occurs because the Mixed-Vendor system's ability to rescue cases missed by OpenAI is numerically offset by instances where the correct OpenAI-specific signal was suppressed by the incorrect majority (Gemini and Claude).
“The zero net gain against Single-Vendor MAC (Ope-nAI) on HMS occurs because the Mixed-Vendor system's ability to rescue cases missed by OpenAI is numerically offset by instances where the correct OpenAI-specific signal was suppressed by the incorrect majority (Gemini and Claude).”
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This degradation likely stems from correlated failure modes.
“This degradation likely stems from correlated failure modes.”
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The performance gain is primarily driven by the unique inductive biases of OpenAI (A) relative to the more closely correlated Gemini-Claude (B-C) pair.
“These values indicates that the performance gain is primarily driven by the unique inductive biases of OpenAI (A) relative to the more closely correlated Gemini-Claude (B-C) pair.”
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This inverse correlation proves that the diagnostic system derives its most significant benefits from the aggregation of uncorrelated hypotheses.
“This inverse correlation proves that the diagnostic system derives its most significant benefits from the aggregation of uncorrelated hypotheses.”
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Vendor diversity can introduce a consensus trap where a correct minority signal is discarded in favor of a cohesive but incorrect majority.
“While vendor diversity often facilitates the rescue of rare diagnoses, it can also introduce a”
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- Interpretationown data
Vendor diversity provides a robust reasoning path capable of amplifying correct minority signals that are otherwise discarded by homogeneous teams.
“This confirms that vendor diversity provides a robust reasoning path capable of amplifying correct minority signals that are otherwise discarded by homogeneous teams.”
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- Interpretationreasoning
This synthesis effect indicates that the mixed team successfully acts as an effective knowledge bridge, aggregating disjoint slices of clinical reasoning from diverse model families into a robust final consensus.
“This synthesis effect indicates that the mixed team successfully acts as an effective knowledge bridge, aggregating disjoint slices of clinical reasoning from diverse model families into a robust final consensus.”
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Model heterogeneity is a key design principle for robust multi-agent reasoning in high-stakes domains.
“These findings highlight model heterogeneity as a key design principle for robust multi-agent reasoning in high-stakes domains.”
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Pooling diverse inductive biases allows the team to surface a correct diagnosis missed by single-vendor baselines.
“where the pooling of diverse inductive biases allows the team to surface a correct diagnosis missed by single-vendor baselines.”
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The performance gains of multi-agent diagnostic systems stem primarily from vendor diversity, rather than from scaling homogeneous agents.
“In this work, we show that the performance gains of multi-agent diagnostic systems stem primarily from vendor diversity, rather than from scaling homogeneous agents.”
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PremisecitationNo single model dominates; performance varies substantially across tasks and clinical domains, with different vendors exhibiting distinct strengths and weaknesses.
“Yet no single model dominates: performance varies substantially across tasks and clinical domains, with different vendors exhibiting distinct strengths and weaknesses (Cao et al., 2024;Sonoda et al., 2024).”
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- cites Sonoda et al., 2024 source
The Discussion (page not available) says performance may vary with model characteristics and the type and format of clinical reasoning problems. But this study tested only Claude 3.5 Sonnet on text-based medical quiz cases; it does not establish that no model dominates or that vendors have distinct strengths and weaknesses across clinical domains. (LLM, conf=0.85)
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Findingown dataThe mixed team achieves a Recall@1 of 40.00%-42.50% under Gemini and Claude supervisors, maintaining a substantial lead (+7.5% to +15.0%) over the best performing homogeneous baselines.
“Specifically, the mixed team achieves a Recall@1 of 40.00%-42.50%under Gemini and Claude super- visors, maintaining a substantial lead (+7.5% to +15.0%) over the best performing homogeneous baselines.”
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Findingown dataOn MME, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves a Recall@1 of 40.00%, outperforming the best Single-LLM (Gemini-2.5-Pro) by 10% and the best Single-Vendor MAC (Claude-4.5-Sonnet) by 5%.
“The Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves a Recall@1 of 40.00%, outperforming the best Single-LLM (Gemini-2.5-Pro)by 10% and the best Single-Vendor MAC (Claude-4.5-Sonnet)by 5%.”
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Findingown dataMixed-vendor MAC achieves highest Top-1 accuracy of 36.36% and Top-5 accuracy of 49.09% on DiagnosisArena.
“Yet, the Mixed-vendor MAC configuration achieves a highest Top-1 accuracy of 36.36% and Top-5 accuracy of 49.09%.”
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Findingown dataOn HMS, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves highest overall performance across all metrics, outperforming the strongest standalone model (Gemini-2.5-pro) and all Single-Vendor MAC configurations.
“On HMS, the Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves highest overall performance across all metrics, outperforming the strongest standalone model (Gemini-2.5-pro)as well as all Single-Vendor MAC configurations.”
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Findingown dataOn MME, the system recovers 22.50% of cases previously missed by the strongest Single LLM baseline (Mixed Rescue) while suffering zero regression (0.00% Baseline Unique), effectively acting as a perfect superset of the baseline knowledge.
“This is most evident on MME, where the system recovers 22.50% of cases previously missed by the strongest Single LLM baseline (Mixed Rescue) while suffering zero regression (0.00% Baseline Unique), effectively acting as a perfect superset of the baseline knowledge.”
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FindingreasoningFigure 3 shows massive gains in ∆Coverage, as the Mixed system successfully aggregates these complementary insights to envelope the capabilities of the entire field.
“Consequently, Figure 3 shows massive gains in ∆Coverage, as the Mixed system successfully aggregates these complementary insights to envelope the capabilities of the entire field.”
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Findingown dataMixed-vendor MAC configurations consistently outperform single-vendor counterparts, achieving state-of-the-art recall and accuracy across RareBench and DiagnosisArena.
“Mixed-vendor configurations consistently outperform single-vendor counterparts, achieving state-of-the-art recall and accuracy.”
- Also stated in: § 1 Introduction · boosted
“Our results demonstrate that mixed-vendor configurations deliver superior overall performance compared to their single-vendor counterparts, achieving state-of-the-art recall and accuracy across both benchmarks.”
- Also stated in: § 7 Conclusion · plain
“Across multiple benchmarks, Mixed-Vendor MACs consistently outperform both single-model baselines and Single-Vendor MACs, particularly on challenging cases where individual models exhibit complementary failure modes.”
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Findingown dataMixed-Vendor MAC achieves the highest performance across all retrieval metrics on RareBench, with Recall@1 of 39.31% and Recall@10 of 61.35%.
“Table 1 demonstrates that the Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves the highest performance across all retrieval metrics, securing a Recall@1 (39.31%) and maintaining a clear lead through Recall@10 (61.35%).”
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Findingown dataOn DiagnosisArena, Gemini-2.5-Pro and Claude-4.5-Sonnet in the Single-LLM setting achieve only 20.00% and 19.39% Top-1 accuracy, respectively, lagging behind the stronger Single-LLM o4-mini baseline (32.12%).
“This dataset is notably difficult for individual models: Gemini-2.5-Proand Claude-4.5-Sonnetstruggle significantly in the Single-LLM setting, achieving only 20.00% and 19.39% Top-1 accuracy, respectively lagging behind the stronger Single-LLM o4-mini baseline (32.12%).”
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Findingown dataOn LIRICAL, Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves a Recall@1 of 35.69%, performing competitively with the best-performing Single-LLM (Gemini-2.5-Pro at 36.24%) while surpassing all baselines at deeper retrieval levels, including Recall@3, 5, and 10.
“On LIRICAL, the Mixed-Vendor MAC achieves a Recall@1 of 35.69%, performing competitively with the best-performing Single-LLM (Gemini-2.5-Proat 36.24%) while surpassing all baselines at deeper retrieval levels, including Recall@3, 5, and 10.”
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Findingown dataIn several instances, Single-Vendor MAC, particularly those using Gemini or Claude, incurred higher API costs and resulted in longer conversation logs than the Mixed-Vendor MAC.
“In several instances, Single-Vendor MAC, particularly those using Gemini or Claude, incurred higher API costs and resulted in longer conversation logs than the Mixed-Vendor MAC.”
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Findingown dataIn Case MME-14 mixed-vendor, the second agent (Gemini) introduced CCMS in Round 1, providing a critical corrective signal.
“the introduction of CCMS by the second agent (Gemini) in Round 1 provides a critical corrective signal.”
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Findingown dataOn the MME subset (n=40), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved R@1 40.00, R@3 52.50, R@5 60.00, and R@10 65.00.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 40.00 52.50 60.00 65.00”
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Findingown dataOn DiagnosisArena (n=165), Mixed-Vendor MAC achieved Top-1 36.36% and Top-5 49.09%.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 36.36% 49.09%”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The benchmark gold diagnoses used to score the systems are correct.
May combine two claims.
FindingreasoningIn Case HMS-12 mixed-vendor, the OpenAI agent (D1), correct in the single-vendor setting, was eventually swayed by its peers in Round 3, leading to a final consensus that missed the gold label entirely.
“Even the OpenAI agent (D1), which was correct in the Single-Vendor setting, is eventually swayed by the confident reasoning of its peers in Round 3, leading to a final consensus that misses the gold label entirely.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataPositive ∆Coverage across all datasets confirms that Single-Vendor MACs remain limited by correlated failure modes that internal reasoning alone cannot resolve.
“Positive ∆Coverage across all datasets confirms that Single-Vendor MACs remain limited by correlated failure modes that internal reasoning alone cannot resolve.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningThe Mixed-Vendor MAC avoids the pitfall of correlated failure modes, effectively stabilizing performance where single-vendor teams falter.
“The Mixed-Vendor MAC avoids this pitfall, effectively stabilizing performance where single-vendor teams falter.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimClassified as probably not a substantial claim.
PremisecitationCombining outputs from cross-vendor models via majority voting or collective intelligence algorithms can outperform individual baselines.
“For example, recent studies demonstrate that combining outputs from cross-vendor models via majority voting or collective intelligence algorithms can outperform individual baselines (Barabucci et al., 2024;Sorich et al., 2024).”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 2 sources checked- cites Barabucci et al., 2024 source
- cites Sorich et al., 2024
Couldn’t be matched to a paper in Crossref, so it can’t be checked.
May combine two claims.
Study design and conductown dataPreliminary experiments showed comparable diagnostic performance across the three frontier models, so they are treated as matched frontier baselines.
“Preliminary experiments showed comparable diagnostic performance across models, so we treat them as matched frontier baselines and focus on the effects of multi-agent composition.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataThe mixed-vendor team effectively smooths variances across subsets, offering the most robust overall performance.
“While individual models fluctuate in performance across subsets (e.g., OpenAI struggles on MME but excels on HMS), the mixed-vendor team effectively smooths these variances, offering the most robust overall performance.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningThe inherent diversity of the Mixed-Vendor system provides a more robust reasoning path, allowing it to effectively recover the correct diagnoses that the homogeneous teams missed.
“The inherent diversity of the Mixed-Vendor system provides a more robust reasoning path, allowing it to effectively recover the correct diagnoses that the homogeneous teams missed.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataThe Mixed-Vendor framework is robust to performance disparities among its agents; it does not strictly require uniformly high-performing constituents to succeed.
“This result demonstrates that the Mixed-Vendor framework is robust to performance disparities among its agents; it does not strictly require uniformly high-performing constituents to succeed.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Study design and conductreasoningRestricting DiagnosisArena evaluation to the subset of 165 cases published in 2024 reduces overlap with model pre-training data and provides a cleaner test of generalization.
“To minimize the risk of data contamination and ensure computational feasibility, we restrict our evaluation to the subset of 165 cases published in 2024.This temporal restriction reduces overlap with model pre-training data and provides a cleaner test of generalization.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S2 (checkable).
InterpretationreasoningIn real-world clinical use, such errors could lead to misdiagnosis if the system's output is taken as absolute.
“In real-world clinical use, such errors could lead to misdiagnosis if the system's output is taken as absolute.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataMixed-vendor systems expand the effective solution space by aggregating diverse inductive biases, recovering correct diagnoses missed by any single model while avoiding the correlated failures that limit homogeneous teams.
“Our analysis demonstrates that mixed-vendor systems expand the effective solution space by aggregating diverse inductive biases, recovering correct diagnoses missed by any single model while avoiding the correlated failures that limit homogeneous teams.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimThe quote only partly states this claim.
Interpretationown dataAcross the evaluated benchmarks, the Mixed-Vendor MAC outperformed single-vendor MAC and single-LLM baselines.
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 39.31 49.82 55.05 61.35”
- Also stated in: § Critical Diagnostic Distinctions: · plain
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 40.00 52.50 60.00 65.00”
- Also stated in: § Critical Diagnostic Distinctions: · plain
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 51.14 60.23 68.18 77.27”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The benchmark gold diagnoses used to score the systems are correct.
- Rests on an assumption: The mixed-vendor and single-vendor MAC configurations differ only in vendor diversity, so performance differences are attributable to vendor diversity.
- Also stated in: § Critical Diagnostic Distinctions: · plain
May combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataWhile diversity provides uncorrelated hypotheses, it requires a supervisor capable of protecting minority signals from being overwhelmed by majority-driven hallucinations.
“This confirms that while diversity provides uncorrelated hypotheses, it requires a supervisor capable of protecting minority signals from being overwhelmed by majority-driven hallucinations.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataThe base OpenAI model prioritizes common syndromes such as Stickler syndrome or 22q11.2 deletion, and the homogeneous team reinforces this bias rather than correcting it.
“While the base OpenAI model prioritizes common syndromes like Stickler or 22q11.2deletion, the homogeneous team reinforces this bias rather than correcting it.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing).
InterpretationreasoningThe multi-turn nature of any MAC architecture remains a significant hurdle for time-sensitive clinical applications like emergency triage.
“Nevertheless, the multi-turn nature of any MAC architecture remains a significant hurdle for time-sensitive clinical applications like emergency triage.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimMay combine two claims.
Interpretationown dataWhile diversity provides uncorrelated reasoning paths, the final outcome depends on the system's ability to distinguish between valid corrective signals and collective noise.
“These cases demonstrate that while diversity provides uncorrelated reasoning paths, the final outcome depends on the system's ability to distinguish between valid corrective signals and collective noise.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing).
InterpretationreasoningThe increased similarity likely stems from the ability of single-vendor MAC frameworks to cover a broader set of correct solutions, causing their outputs to converge.
“This increased similarity likely stems from the ability of single-vendor MAC frameworks to cover a broader set of correct solutions, causing their outputs to converge.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimMay combine two claims.
InterpretationreasoningVendor diversity mitigates correlated failure modes but cannot fully eliminate the risk of the system converging on a hallucination.
“While vendor diversity mitigates correlated failure modes, it cannot fully eliminate the risk of the system converging on a hallucination.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim
The paper relies on this without support.
Research integrating cross-vendor models within structured multi-agent conversations to directly compare them against single-vendor baselines remains limited.
“Research integrating cross-vendor models within structured multi-agent conversations to directly compare them against single-vendor baselines remains limited.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The clinical literature lacks a systematic comparison between single-vendor and mixed-vendor configurations within a shared conversational architecture.
“More importantly, the clinical literature lacks a systematic comparison between single-vendor and mixed-vendor configurations within a shared conversational architecture.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The benchmark gold diagnoses used to score the systems are correct.
“Gold Diagnosis : Cerebrocostomandibular Syndrome (CCMS)”
“Gold Diagnosis: Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)”
The paper relies on this without support.
The mixed-vendor and single-vendor MAC configurations differ only in vendor diversity, so performance differences are attributable to vendor diversity.
“Single-Vendor MAC: Three identical models collaborate under a supervisor”
“Mixed-Vendor MAC: Three cross-vendor models collaborate under a”
The paper relies on this without support.
The selected case narratives (MME-14 and HMS-12) are representative of the systems' general behavior.
“This case serves as an example of successful recovery”
“We analyze Case HMS-12 from the HMS dataset.”
Self-check
Percentages, sums and reported differences re-computed from the paper’s own numbers.
Each contradiction between two passages listed here was confirmed by an independent check.
BioLORD HMS percentages imply 87 rather than 88 cases
MinorThe mixed-vendor Recall@1 of 48.28% cannot result from an integer count among 88 cases; it corresponds to 42/87 to the printed precision. The reported subset size is 88.
“BioLORD Evaluation on HMS subset (n=88).”
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 48.28 57.47 64.37 72.41”
LIRICAL percentages imply a different case count
MinorWith 370 cases, no integer number of correct cases rounds to the mixed-vendor Recall@5 of 51.77%. That percentage equals 190/367 to the printed precision, rather than a count out of the stated 370 cases.
“Performance on LIRICAL subset (n=370).”
“Mixed-Vendor MAC 35.69 46.59 51.77 57.22”
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Feng, J., Jiao, Y., Xie, H., Wang, J., Li, Y., Xie, L., Peng, W., & Sun, X. (2026) · medRxiv · doi:10.64898/2026.09.24.26363897
- Authors
- Yuan, G. C., Zhang, X., Kim, S. E., & Rajpurkar, P.
- Affiliations
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (US)
- Harvard University (US)
- ORCID
- Zhang, Xiaoman
- Venue
- Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Linguistic Analysis for Health (HeaLing 2026)
- Published
- 2026
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- 35
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- 2026: 1
- FWCI
- 12.72
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- conference paper
- Open access
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- Topics
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Health Informatics › Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Machine Learning in Healthcare
- Health Sciences › Health Professions › Health Information Management › Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Keywords
- multi-agent large language models, diagnosis, bias correction, inductive bias, rare disease diagnosis, medical reasoning
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