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Towards Synthesizing Complex Programs From Input-Output Examples

ICLR 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Search for program synthesis · 31 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Train with curriculum learning (lessons from short to long inputs) for the neural parsing program (ablation)Ours (LL machine parser) · While-Lang and Lambda-Langtest accuracyHelped
Use baseline end-to-end seq2seq/seq2tree/LSTM models instead of the LL machineNeural parser on long inputs · While-Lang and Lambda-Lang Test-500/Test-5000test accuracyHurt
Seq2tree decoder (recursive decoding) vs seq2seq on same-length test data trained on Std-50End-to-end baselines · While-Lang Test-50accuracy: +13 points over seq2seqHelped
RobustFill-style DSL program synthesis (projected accuracy) instead of the LL-machine parserNeural program synthesis baseline · While-Lang and Lambda-Langtest accuracyHurt
Stack/Queue/DeQue LSTM with unbounded memory baselinesEnd-to-end baselines · While-Lang and Lambda-Lang Std-50training accuracyHurt

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