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Solving Quantitative Reasoning Problems with Language Models

NeurIPS 2022 · Large language models › Agents, code and math · approach: Mathematical and structural reasoning benchmarks · 278 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
continued pretraining on technical/math web dataPaLM 540B · MATHaccuracy: 8.8 -> 33.6Helped
continued pretraining on technical/math web dataPaLM 8B · MATHaccuracy: 1.5 -> 14.1Helped
continued pretraining on technical/math web dataPaLM 540B · GSM8Kaccuracy: 56.5 -> 58.8Helped
majority voting maj1@k instead of greedy decodingMinerva 540B · MATHaccuracy: 33.6 -> 50.3Helped
majority voting maj1@k instead of greedy decodingMinerva 540B · GSM8Kaccuracy: 58.8 -> 78.5Helped
scale model from 62B to 540BMinerva · MATHaccuracy: 27.6 -> 33.6Helped
majority voting instead of log-likelihood reranking (ablation)Minerva · MATHaccuracyHelped
finetune on MATH training set (ablation)Minerva · MATHaccuracyNo clear effect

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