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HOList: An Environment for Machine Learning of Higher Order Logic Theorem Proving

ICML 2019 · Large language models › Agents, code and math · approach: Retrieval-augmented formal theorem proving · 65 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add WaveNet argument selection to ASM_MESON_TACASM_MESON_TAC · complex validationproof success: $6.1$% -> $9.2$%Helped
Use a deeper WaveNet with four blocks of five layers (ablation)WaveNet · complex validationproof success: $31.72$% -> $32.65$%Helped
Increase the number of filters in the WaveNet (ablation)WaveNet · complex validationproof success: $31.72$% -> $27.60$%Hurt
Train on loop-generated proof output without using that model to guide proof search (ablation)Loop · complex validationproof success: $36.3$% -> $36.8$%Helped
Condition argument ranking on the selected tactic (ablation)Loop · complex validationproof success: $36.3$% -> $38.9$%Helped
Train the loop to prove internal proof states as separate targets (ablation)Reinforcement learning loop · training settheorems proved: $5679$ ($55.7$%) -> $1988$ ($19.5$%)Hurt
Apply the Loop model to Flyspeck theoremsLoop · flyspeck sampleproof success: 37.0\%Helped

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