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Pushing the Limits of Rule Reasoning in Transformers through Natural Language Satisfiability

AAAI 2022 · Large language models › Agents, code and math · approach: Inductive and abstract reasoning evaluation · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train on hard instances sampled near the SAT critical region instead of naive samplingT5 GRL 10var · GRL hard evaluation subsetaccuracy: 8 pointsHelped
Train on hard instances sampled near the SAT critical region instead of biased easy instancesT5 GRL 10var · GRL hard evaluation subsetaccuracy: 8 pointsHelped
Evaluate standard RuleTaker-trained models on hard-sampled RuleTaker theoriesRT-T5 · RuleTaker to Hard RTaccuracy: 97.5 -> 57.7Hurt
Evaluate standard RuleTaker-trained models on hard-sampled RuleTaker theoriesRT-RoBERTa · RuleTaker to Hard RTaccuracy: 98.7 -> 59.6Hurt
Train on smaller-size GRL problems and evaluate on larger problemsT5 GRL 5,12 · GRL-eval 20-50 variablesaccuracy: 80.7; 72.7; 61.4; 51.8Hurt

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