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Amir Hossein Yazdavar
Head of Artificial Intelligence
February 14, 2025
5 min read
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Beyond Benchmarking: High-Fidelity Simulations for Dental AI Agent Evaluation

Recent advancements in large language models (LLMs) have unlocked new possibilities in dental healthcare, enabling applications like information synthesis and administrative support, such as handling appointment requests and answering patient inquiries. As conversational AI agents become increasingly prevalent, ensuring their reliability and consistency is crucial for delivering seamless and trustworthy user experiences. Traditional evaluation methods are often very labor-intensive, focusing solely on final outcomes and neglecting the step-by-step processes of agentic systems. Instead of benchmarking models merely on clinical data processing or test answering, there is a need to model LLM agents in high-fidelity clinical simulations and assess their impact on workflows. To address this, Peerlogic has developed benchmarks that extend beyond traditional, narrowly scoped NLP assessments with predetermined inputs and ground truths. By leveraging agent-based modeling (ABM), we create simulated environments to effectively evaluate LLM agents

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Agent-based modeling (ABM) is a computational framework that simulates the actions and interactions of autonomous agents to gain insights into system-level behavior and outcomes. Applying ABM to LLM evaluation allows for the following:

  • High-Fidelity Simulations

Crafting realistic clinical scenarios where agents interact dynamically, mirroring real-world complexities.

  • Workflow Impact Assessment

Evaluating how LLM agents influence clinical workflows, including task completion and decision-making processes

  • Comprehensive Metrics

Assessing chat quality criteria, engagement levels, user frustration, function generation, parameter extraction, and routing capabilities.

Challenges in Testing Conversational Agents

Testing agents is often tedious and repetitive, requiring human validation of response semantics. The dynamic nature of agent interactions presents challenges:

  • Semantic Validation

Ensuring responses are contextually appropriate and semantically accurate.

  • Dynamic Conversations

Managing unpredictable multi-turn dialogues.

  • Automation Integration

Incorporating testing into existing CI/CD pipelines without disrupting workflows.

Peerlogic's Evaluation Framework

To overcome these challenges, Peerlogic's evaluation framework offers:

  • Simulator for Environment Creation

The simulator creates a high-fidelity clinical environment where simulated patients, each with a unique persona, interact within practices configured to match their offered procedures. This approach provides a dynamic and realistic evaluation landscape, contextualizing the environment to reflect real-world dental workflows.

  • Quantitative Analysis of Tool Calling and Parameter Extraction

We quantitatively analyze the agent's ability to call appropriate tools and accurately extract necessary parameters, ensuring the agent performs tasks correctly.

  • LLM as Judge for Automated Evaluation

We automate the evaluation process by leveraging LLMs as judges. The LLM acts as an evaluator, validating the agent's responses and actions and producing results for automatic tests without manual intervention.

  • Concurrent Multi-Turn Conversation Orchestration

Simulating multiple dialogues simultaneously to assess agent performance under varied conditions.

  • CI/CD Pipeline Integration

Automating agent testing within continuous integration and delivery processes to streamline development.

  • Detailed Performance Summaries

Generating comprehensive reports, including conversation histories, test pass rates, and reasoning for pass/fail outcomes.

Quantitative Analysis and Automated Evaluation

Our framework quantitatively assesses vital aspects of agent performance:

  • Tool Calling Efficiency

Evaluating how effectively the agent selects and invokes appropriate tools during interactions.

  • Parameter Extraction Accuracy

Measuring the agent's precision in extracting necessary parameters from conversations.

  • Automated Validation with LLM as Judge

Employing an LLM to automatically validate the agent's responses within the simulation environment, reducing the need for human oversight.

Conclusion

By employing agent-based modeling to evaluate LLM-based conversational agents in dental healthcare, we gain nuanced insights into their capabilities and limitations. Peerlogic overcomes traditional, labor-intensive evaluation methods by quantitatively analyzing tool usage and parameter extraction and automating the process using LLMs as judges—enhancing assessments and contributing to improved patient outcomes by ensuring AI agents operate effectively and safely within dental workflows.

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February 14, 2025
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How Hosting a Suite at the Waste Management Phoenix Open is Changing Peerlogic’s Event Strategy in 2025
Hanna Cummings
Head of Marketing at Peerlogic
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A New Way to Connect with Dental Industry Leaders

For years, Peerlogic has attended major dental conferences, exhibiting on the show floor and engaging in traditional networking opportunities. While these events are valuable, they often don’t provide the deep, one-on-one conversations that drive meaningful partnerships.

At WMPO, we took a different approach. Instead of a standard booth, we hosted a private suite, inviting professional dentists, practice owners, and industry influencers to join us for an exclusive experience. This setting allowed us to engage with our guests in a relaxed, social environment—far from the usual crowded expo hall.

The result? Deeper, more meaningful discussions about how Peerlogic’s AI-driven solutions can streamline dental practice operations, increase revenue, and enhance the patient experience. The combination of a world-class sporting event with high-level business conversations created an unforgettable experience for our guests—and for us.

Elevating Our 2025 Event Strategy

  • Prioritizing Experiential Marketing

Traditional trade show booths still have a place, but we’re doubling down on curated, high-touch experiences that foster stronger relationships. Whether it’s VIP gatherings, private dinners, or exclusive networking events, we’re focused on quality over quantity.

  • Fewer but More Impactful Events

Instead of spreading ourselves thin across every dental conference, we’re selecting events where we can maximize engagement and ROI. That means investing in opportunities where we can provide real value to attendees while showcasing the power of Peerlogic.

  • Creating Unforgettable Moments

The feedback from WMPO was overwhelmingly positive, with guests appreciating the opportunity to connect in a setting that felt natural and engaging. Moving forward, we’re prioritizing experiences that create lasting impressions and strengthen our relationships with dental professionals.

  • Leveraging Peerlogic’s AI in Event Engagement

Our AI-driven communication solutions aren’t just for dental practices; they’re also helping us optimize our event outreach. From personalized pre-event messaging to AI-assisted follow-ups, we’re ensuring that every connection we make turns into a valuable partnership.

The Future of Peerlogic’s Event Presence

The Waste Management Phoenix Open was more than just a successful event—it was a turning point in how we approach marketing and events. In 2025, Peerlogic is committed to providing unique, high-value experiences that redefine how we engage with the dental industry.

If you’re attending an event where Peerlogic will be present this year, expect something different. We’re not just showing up—we’re creating memorable experiences that will shape the future of AI-driven solutions in dentistry.

See you at our next event!

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February 14, 2025
2 min read
Elevate Patient Engagement with Cutting-Edge Multi-Agent Systems
Amir Hossein Yazdavar
Head of Artificial Intelligence
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Introducing Peerlogic's AMAA Solution

Peerlogic addresses these issues with its Advanced Multi-Agent Architecture (AMAA), leveraging the latest in Large Language Models (LLMs). AMAA maximizes the conversion of phone calls into appointments by integrating advanced natural language understanding with AI-driven decision-making.

How AMAA Works

AMAA's multi-agent architecture features specialized agents collaborating to handle complex tasks. By modeling patients and environments with structured data—such as practice details, patient information, and conversation histories—AMAA enhances patient interactions and streamlines appointment scheduling. It adeptly manages conversational nuances like topic shifts and colloquial speech to ensure accurate and efficient communication.

Key Capabilities and Features

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AMAA's architecture includes a lead agent orchestrating subordinate agents, each with a unique persona and specialized tools. This structure breaks down complex problems into manageable tasks, enhancing robustness and efficiency. A memory component allows agents to store and retrieve information, supporting informed decision-making.

Agent Capabilities

  • Reasoning


Advanced abilities enable agents to make informed decisions and solve novel problems.

  • Planning and Execution

Integration of planning mechanisms allows dynamic adaptation to challenges.

  • Tool Utilization

Agents can invoke tools, interact with data sources, and access APIs for complex tasks.

Performance and Adaptability

AMAA effectively tackles multi-step problems, enhancing patient interactions and streamlining workflows. Its adaptability is enhanced by sophisticated planning and human feedback integration, making it a powerful solution for dental practices aiming to optimize operations.

Conclusion

Dental practices adopting AMAA can expect improved efficiency and a significant increase in patient acquisition and retention, strengthening their competitive position in the market.

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