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Tracing Recurrent and Emergent Hallucination Patterns in Decomposed Text-to-SQL Generation
Large language models can achieve strong Text-to-SQL benchmark performance while still producing schema and query-logic errors. Most evaluations characterize such failures only in the final generated query, making it difficult to determine whether a related error was also observed in an earlier, sim
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