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Adaptive Graph-of-Islands Evolution for Automatic Feature Engineering with LLMs

Automatic feature engineering (AutoFE) for tabular data requires discovering informative transformations from a large program space. Existing approaches suffer from three limitations: classical methods rely on fixed operator libraries with limited expressivity, LLM-based methods generate proposals from static prompts without retaining search experience, and evolutionary methods use fixed migration policies that ignore task-specific cross-family transfer utility. We introduce TOPOFE, a framework that formulates AutoFE as graph-structured multi-island evolutionary program search. The transformation space is partitioned into semantically coherent families, each explored by an island through ...

AuthorsSha Li, Naren Ramakrishnan
Primary categorycs.AI
Published25 July 2026
Last updated at source2 September 2026
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