PROPEL amortizes solver evaluation with a trained activation probe to optimize task generators toward a target solve rate, raising the share of learnable tasks from ~10% to ~20% in coding and SWE experiments.
Reasoning-finetuning repurposes latent representations in base models.arXiv:2507.12638
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