Residual skill optimization creates complementary Text-to-SQL agents by training each new skill on prior ensemble failures, yielding accuracy gains on Spider2-Lite and transfer to other dialects and tasks.
Diversity-aware policy optimization for large language model reasoning
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GCPO uses team-level credit assignment via determinant volume over reward-weighted semantic embeddings to promote non-redundant correct reasoning paths, improving both accuracy and diversity in LLM training.
SLAT applies segment-level adaptive trimming in RL to reduce CoT reasoning length by 50% while maintaining competitive accuracy on benchmarks.
Closed-loop multi-LLM systems exhibit robust semantic collapse across model families and interventions, consistent with intrinsic properties of autoregressive generation.
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Residual Skill Optimization for Text-to-SQL Ensembles
Residual skill optimization creates complementary Text-to-SQL agents by training each new skill on prior ensemble failures, yielding accuracy gains on Spider2-Lite and transfer to other dialects and tasks.
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Breaking $\textit{Winner-Takes-All}$: Cooperative Policy Optimization Improves Diverse LLM Reasoning
GCPO uses team-level credit assignment via determinant volume over reward-weighted semantic embeddings to promote non-redundant correct reasoning paths, improving both accuracy and diversity in LLM training.
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SLAT: Segment-Level Adaptive Trimming for Efficient CoT Reasoning
SLAT applies segment-level adaptive trimming in RL to reduce CoT reasoning length by 50% while maintaining competitive accuracy on benchmarks.
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Multi-LLM Systems Exhibit Robust Semantic Collapse
Closed-loop multi-LLM systems exhibit robust semantic collapse across model families and interventions, consistent with intrinsic properties of autoregressive generation.