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α³-Bench is a large-scale benchmark dataset for evaluating LLM agents in autonomous UAV systems through multi-turn conversational reasoning under realistic 6G network constraints. It measures mission success, safety, dialogue quality, tool use, and network-aware decision-making.

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# $\alpha^3$-Bench: A Unified Benchmark of Safety, Robustness, and Efficiency for LLM-Based UAV Agents over 6G Networks

α³-Bench is an open, large-scale benchmark dataset for evaluating **LLM-based agents** in **autonomous UAV systems** through **multi-turn conversational reasoning** under realistic **6G network conditions**.  
It formulates UAV autonomy as a dialogue-driven decision-making problem, enabling systematic assessment of reasoning, safety, interaction quality, and network-aware control.

🌐 **Project Page**: https://github.com/maferrag/AlphaBench

📄 **Research Paper**: $\alpha^3$-Bench: A Unified Benchmark of Safety, Robustness, and Efficiency for LLM-Based UAV Agents over 6G Networks ([https://arxiv.org/pdf/2601.03281](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2601.03281) )

👉 If you are looking to evaluate your LLM model using our benchmark, please feel free to contact us at 📩 mohamed.ferrag@uaeu.ac.ae

---

## Overview
Modern UAV systems increasingly rely on **Large Language Models (LLMs)** as high-level decision-makers. However, existing benchmarks lack the ability to evaluate **conversational, agentic reasoning** under realistic communication and networking constraints.

**α³-Bench** addresses this gap by providing a reproducible benchmark that captures:
- Dialogue-driven UAV mission execution  
- Dynamic 6G network conditions (latency, bandwidth, disruptions)  
- Safety-critical and resource-constrained decision-making

The benchmark enables principled evaluation of **agentic autonomy**, where LLMs reason, plan, and act through structured conversations with the environment.

---

## Key Contributions
- **Conversational UAV Benchmark**: UAV autonomy modeled as multi-turn dialogue between agent and environment  
- **Large-Scale Dataset**: 100,000+ conversational mission episodes  
- **6G-Aware Evaluation**: Explicit modeling of latency, bandwidth, and communication failures  
- **Composite α³ Metric**: Integrates mission success, safety, dialogue quality, tool-use consistency, and communication efficiency  
- **Reproducible & Extensible**: Designed for benchmarking, training, and analysis of LLM agents

---

## Dataset Overview
- **Domain**: Autonomous UAV systems, conversational AI, 6G networks  
- **Task Type**: Multi-turn conversational reasoning & decision-making  
- **Scale**: 100,000+ dialogue episodes  
- **Agents**: LLM-based decision agents  
- **Environment**: Dynamic missions with safety and network constraints

Each episode consists of structured dialogue turns requiring the agent to interpret observations, reason over constraints, and select actions under uncertainty.

---

## Benchmark Pipeline

End-to-end workflow of the α³-Bench framework for evaluating LLM-based UAV agents under dynamic 6G communication conditions. The figure illustrates scenario initialization from UAVBench, dialogue-based mission execution with network-aware reasoning, structured action invocation via MCP and A2A protocols, environment and state updates, loop termination, and final efficiency- and reliability-adjusted $\alpha^3$ evaluation metrics.

![Example multi-turn UAV mission under 6G conditions](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/Figure2.drawio_page-0001.jpg)

---

## Conversational UAV Mission Example (6G-Adaptive Control)

An example agent--user interaction trajectory in the UAV domain of α³-Bench under 6G communication. 
The left panel illustrates user--agent interactions via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), where the UAV state is queried and a thermal area-scan mission is initiated over a 6G eMBB slice. 
The right panel highlights the agent’s adaptive decision-making under dynamic network conditions, including coordination with other autonomous agents through the agent-to-agent (A2A) protocol for collision avoidance, and seamless switching between eMBB, URLLC, and mMTC 6G network slices to preserve safety and mission continuity.

![α³-Bench conversational evaluation pipeline](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/Figure1.jpg)

---

## Data Format
Episodes are provided in **JSON** format:

<details>
<summary>Click to expand JSON example</summary>
 
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</details>

---

## Evaluation
α³-Bench evaluates LLM agents using the **α³ metric**, combining:
- Mission completion and efficiency  
- Safety and regulatory compliance  
- Conversational coherence  
- Tool-use and action consistency  
- Network robustness  
- Communication efficiency

Full evaluation methodology is described in the accompanying paper.

---

## Leaderboard

Performance comparison of Large Language Models (LLMs) across the $\alpha^3$ composite score, individual evaluation pillars, and efficiency statistics for UAV missions under dynamic 6G network conditions.

![Alpha3_leaderboard](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/Alpha3_leaderboard.jpg)

---

## LLM Benchmark Results

### Mean Performance
![Mean score across models](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure1a_uav_mean_score.png)

Figure reports the mean task score achieved by each model across all evaluated UAV scenarios, reflecting the average correctness and coherence of model responses during mission execution. The results show that most modern LLMs achieve very high mean scores, with all models exceeding 0.93. GPT-5.1-chat achieves the highest mean score of 0.991, followed by GPT-5.2-chat at 0.986. ChatGPT-4o-latest and Qwen3-max both reach a mean score of 0.976, while GPT-4.1-mini follows closely with 0.975. DeepSeek-v3.2 (0.968), DeepSeek-v3.2-exp (0.965), and Gemini-2.5-Flash-Preview-09-2025 (0.963) also demonstrate strong performance. Even the lowest-ranked model, Claude-Haiku-4.5, maintains a mean score of 0.931. These results indicate that mean score quickly saturates for state-of-the-art models and therefore offers limited discrimination in isolation.

### α³ Macro Score
![α³ macro score comparison](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure1b_uav_alpha3_macro.png)

Figure presents the $\alpha^3$ macro score, which integrates reasoning quality, reliability, coverage, and efficiency into a single metric. Unlike the mean score, this measure reveals substantial performance variation across models. ChatGPT-4o-latest achieves the highest $\alpha^3$ macro score of 0.976, followed by Claude-Sonnet-4.5 at 0.949 and Qwen3-max at 0.921. Mistral-Large-2512 (0.888) and Qwen3-235b-a22b-2507 (0.881) form a second performance tier. Despite achieving the highest mean score, GPT-5.1-chat records a lower $\alpha^3$ macro score of 0.825, indicating reduced efficiency or higher resource consumption. GPT-5.2-chat further drops to 0.514, while Gemini-2.5-Flash-Preview-09-2025 (0.460), DeepSeek-v3.2-exp (0.429), and DeepSeek-v3.2 (0.310) exhibit significantly weaker holistic performance. Gemini-3-Pro-Preview ranks last with an $\alpha^3$ macro score of only 0.174.

---

## Reliability and Failure Analysis

### Reliability, Coverage, and Success Rate
![Reliability, coverage, success](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure2a_uav_reliability.png)

Figure illustrates the reliability, coverage, and success rate achieved by the evaluated LLM agents. Several models demonstrate near-perfect robustness across all three metrics. Claude-Sonnet-4.5, GPT-4.1-mini, and Qwen3-Max achieve reliability and coverage scores of 1.00, together with a success rate of 1.00, indicating fully stable mission execution. GPT-5.1-chat and ChatGPT-4o-latest similarly maintain a success rate of $1.00$ while preserving reliability above $0.99$, highlighting strong consistency under multi-turn autonomous UAV control.

A second performance tier is visible in Figure for models such as Claude-Opus-4.5 and Mistral-Medium-3.1, which achieve reliability values close to $0.98$ while still sustaining a success rate of 1.00. In contrast, more efficiency-oriented or lightweight models exhibit a noticeable degradation. DeepSeek-v3.2 records reliability and coverage scores of approximately $0.66$, while Gemini-3-Pro-Preview drops further to $0.52$. Although these models report a nominal success rate of $1.00$, their reduced reliability and coverage indicate unstable behavior across complete mission executions.

### Generation Failure Rate
![Generation failure rate](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure2b_uav_failure_rate.png)

Figure (b) reports the generation failure rate for each model, offering a complementary view of execution robustness. The highest failure rate is observed for Gemini-3-Pro-Preview at $0.48$, followed by DeepSeek-v3.2 at $0.34$ and DeepSeek-v3.2-exp at $0.20$. These elevated failure rates directly explain the reduced reliability and coverage levels previously observed in the previous Figure.

Moderate failure rates are measured for GPT-5.2-chat (0.14), Kimi-K2-Thinking (0.12), and Gemini-2.5-Flash-Preview-09-2025 (0.12), indicating partial instability under longer conversational trajectories. In contrast, a large subset of models—including GPT-5.1-chat, ChatGPT-4o-latest, Claude-Haiku-4.5, Claude-Sonnet-4.5, and Qwen3-235B-A22B-2507—exhibit a zero generation failure rate in Figure, confirming strong robustness. Overall, these findings emphasize that minimizing generation failures is essential for achieving reliable and well-covered autonomous UAV mission execution.

---

## Efficiency Analysis

### Mean Generation Time
![Mean generation time](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure4a_uav_time.png)

Figure  reports the mean generation time per episode for all evaluated LLMs, revealing substantial variation in computational latency across models. The fastest model is chatgpt-4o-latest, which completes an episode in approximately $10.6$ seconds, followed by gpt-5.1-chat and gpt-5.2-chat with $19.0$ and $26.0$ seconds, respectively. Lightweight and latency-optimized models such as gemini-2.5-flash-preview-09-2025 also exhibit low response times ($27.1$ seconds), making them suitable for time-critical UAV missions. In contrast, larger reasoning-oriented models incur significantly higher delays. For instance, mistral-medium-3.1 and gemini-3-pro-preview require $115.8$ and $119.8$ seconds per episode, respectively, while deepseek-v3.2 and kimi-k2-thinking exceed $290$ seconds, reaching up to $314.0$ seconds. This highlights a clear trade-off between advanced reasoning capabilities and real-time responsiveness in autonomous UAV operations.

### Mean Token Usage
![Mean token usage](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure4b_uav_tokens.png)

Figure presents the mean total token consumption per episode, which reflects both computational and economic cost. The most token-efficient model is gpt-5.1-chat, consuming approximately $2{,}854$ tokens per episode, followed by gpt-5.2-chat ($3{,}914$ tokens) and chatgpt-4o-latest ($4{,}032$ tokens). Mid-range models such as gpt-4.1-mini and qwen3-max require between $4{,}754$ and $5{,}329$ tokens, offering a balanced trade-off between performance and cost. In contrast, reasoning-intensive models demonstrate significantly higher token usage. Notably, mistral-medium-3.1 and gemini-3-pro-preview consume $7{,}370$ and $7{,}526$ tokens, respectively, while kimi-k2-thinking reaches the highest consumption at $8{,}537$ tokens. These results indicate that while advanced reasoning improves decision quality, it introduces substantial resource overhead, potentially constraining scalability and real-time deployment in UAV systems.

### α³ Efficiency (Time)
![α³ per second efficiency](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure3b_uav_efficiency_time.png)

Figure illustrates the relationship between mean score and temporal efficiency, measured as $\alpha^3$ per second. Once again, chatgpt-4o-latest stands out by combining a high mean score of approximately 0.98 with the highest temporal efficiency, reaching nearly 0.09 $\alpha^3$ per second. The model gpt-5.1-chat follows with a mean score close to 0.99 and a time efficiency of about 0.043. In comparison, gpt-5.2-chat and qwen3-max achieve moderate temporal efficiency values around 0.02 and 0.01, respectively, despite maintaining strong mean scores above 0.97. Several other models, including kimi-k2-thinking and deepseek-v3.2, cluster near the bottom of the plot with $\alpha^3$ per second values below 0.01, indicating that their reasoning quality comes at a substantially higher computational time cost.

### α³ Efficiency (Tokens)
![α³ per 1K tokens efficiency](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maferrag/AlphaBench/main/Figures/figure3a_uav_efficiency_tokens.png)

Figure analyzes the trade-off between model quality and token efficiency by plotting the mean score against the $\alpha^3$ score per 1K tokens. Models located in the upper-right region achieve both high accuracy and strong token efficiency. The best-performing model in this setting is gpt-5.1-chat, which attains a mean score of approximately 0.99 while reaching the highest $\alpha^3$ per 1K tokens value of about 0.29. Similarly, chatgpt-4o-latest demonstrates a strong balance with a mean score close to 0.98 and a token efficiency of around 0.24. Other competitive models such as qwen3-max and gpt-4.1-mini achieve mean scores above 0.97 with $\alpha^3$ per 1K tokens values of approximately 0.17 and 0.16, respectively. In contrast, several models with comparable mean scores exhibit substantially lower efficiency. For example, gemini-3-pro-preview reaches a mean score near 0.95 but achieves only about 0.02 $\alpha^3$ per 1K tokens, highlighting a significant efficiency gap despite acceptable accuracy.

---

## Citation
If you use **α³-Bench**, please cite:

```bibtex
@article{ferrag2026alpha3,
  title={α3-Bench: Who Wins the Conversational Reasoning Challenge for LLM Agents in 6G-Enabled Autonomous UAV Systems?},
  author={Ferrag, Mohamed Amine and Lakas, Abderrahmane and Debbah, Merouane},
  year={2026}
}
```

---

## Authors
- **Mohamed Amine Ferrag**  
- **Abderrahmane Lakas**  
- **Merouane Debbah**

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## License
The dataset is released under the **Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)** license unless otherwise specified.

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## Contact
For questions, issues, or collaboration:

Dr. Mohamed Amine Ferrag 
 Associate Professor, Department of Computer and Network Engineering 
 College of Information Technology, United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) 
 Al Ain, United Arab Emirates

<a href="mailto:mohamed.amine.ferrag@gmail.com">mohamed.amine.ferrag@gmail.com</a> 
 <a href="mailto:mohamed.ferrag@uaeu.ac.ae">mohamed.ferrag@uaeu.ac.ae</a>

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