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48 results for complex problem-solving

LATM framework uses LLMs to create and reuse tools for efficient problem-solving.

problem Improving problem-solving capabilities of LLMs with external tools.
method Closed-loop framework with two phases: tool making and tool using. LLMs act as both tool makers and users. Resource-intensive model for tool making, lightweight model for tool using.
result LATM framework achieves performance equivalent to using a powerful LLM for both roles but with significantly reduced costs.

Survey on automating geometry problem solving with large models.

problem Automating geometric problem solving with spatial understanding and logical reasoning.
method Synthesizes GPS advancements through benchmark construction, parsing, and reasoning paradigms.
result Unified analytical paradigm and emerging opportunities identified.

MathChat uses LLM agents to solve challenging math problems through conversational problem-solving.

problem Solving math problems expressed in natural language.
method MathChat is a conversational framework combining an LLM agent and a user proxy agent for collaborative problem-solving.
result MathChat improves tool-using prompting methods by 6% on difficult math problems.

Enhances math problem-solving models with multi-turn preference learning.

problem Improving mathematical problem-solving capabilities of large language models.
method Introduces a multi-turn direct preference learning framework for tool-integrated mathematical reasoning tasks.
result Significant performance improvements in model accuracy on math datasets.

State of the art methods in astronomical image reconstruction rely on the resolution of a regularized or constrained optimization problem. Solving this problem can be computationally intensive and usually leads to a quadratic or at least superlinear complexity w.r.t. the number of pixels in the image. We investigate in…

2016-12-14abs ↗pdf ↗

This work investigates how multi-round reasoning improves LLM performance.

problem Improving problem-solving abilities in complex tasks with LLMs.
method Investigates approximation, learnability, and generalization properties of multi-round auto-regressive models.
result Transformers with finite context windows are universal approximators for Turing-computable functions and can approximate any Turing-computable sequence-to-sequence function through multi-round reasoning.

TRR detects stock portfolio crashes by simulating human reasoning.

problem Detecting stock portfolio crashes with limited historical data.
method Temporal Relational Reasoning (TRR) framework.
result TRR outperforms state-of-the-art techniques in detecting stock portfolio crashes.

MEP-Net uses MEP to generate solutions from limited data.

problem Generating solutions to scientific problems with incomplete information.
method Combines MEP with neural networks to learn complex distributions from moment constraints.
result Demonstrates MEP-Net's effectiveness in modeling biochemical reaction networks and generating complex distributions.

Abstractor enhances Transformers for relational reasoning, improving sample efficiency and performance.

problem Improving sample efficiency and performance in relational tasks.
method Introduces Abstractor module with relational cross-attention to enable explicit relational reasoning.
result Dramatic improvements in sample efficiency and performance on various relational tasks.

DPMC improves inverse problem solving with MCMC, reducing error in noisy conditions.

problem Inaccurate posterior approximation in inverse problems with high noise levels.
method DPMC uses Annealed MCMC to sample through a series of intermediate distributions, reducing accumulated error.
result DPMC outperforms DPS in various inverse problems, reducing error and evaluations.

Paper identifies reductive MDPs, solving them in polynomial time.

problem Computational hardness of general MDPs and tractability of finite-horizon MDPs.
method Defines reductivity, a new class of SSPs, and develops a polynomial-time solution.
result Optimal policies can be found in polynomial time for reductive SSPs and MDPs.

Study examines machine learning competitions' impact on AI development.

problem Fostering innovation and skill development in AI.
method Analysis of major competition platforms, workflows, and participant demographics.
result MLCs promote collaboration, reproducibility, and continuous innovation in AI.

Neural model accelerates SDDP for stochastic optimization.

problem Exponential complexity of SDDP limits its applicability to low-dimensional problems.
method Trainable neural model maps problem instances to a low-dimensional piecewise linear value function.
result ν-SDDP significantly reduces problem solving cost without sacrificing solution quality.

The paper improves robust optimization by introducing margin theory.

problem Improving the reliability of solutions in high-dimensional robust optimization.
method Introducing margin theory to improve sample complexity and reliability of solutions.
result The sample complexity of a class of random programs does not depend on the number of variables.

Mathematical framework using Riemannian geometry for intelligence and consciousness.

problem Lack of a unified mathematical framework for intelligence and consciousness.
method Conceptualizes intelligence as tokens in a high-dimensional space, using Riemannian geometry to describe structure and dynamics.
result Integrates geometric concepts to offer a unified framework for intelligence and consciousness.

Enhances large language models' reasoning through simpler off-policy reinforcement learning.

problem Improving large language models' ability to reason and solve problems.
method EM Policy Gradient, optimizing expected return over reasoning trajectories using Expectation-Maximization (EM) optimization.
result Achieves comparable or slightly superior performance to state-of-the-art methods on reasoning datasets, with additional cognitive behaviors.

The preceding three decades have seen the emergence, rise, and proliferation of machine learning (ML). From half-recognised beginnings in perceptrons, neural nets, and decision trees, algorithms that extract correlations (that is, patterns) from a set of data points have broken free from their origin in computational c…

2017-04-15abs ↗pdf ↗

EDINET-Bench evaluates LLMs on complex financial tasks using Japanese financial statements.

problem Challenges in evaluating LLMs on financial tasks due to specialized expertise and scarce benchmarks.
method Developed EDINET-Bench, an open-source Japanese financial benchmark for LLMs on tasks like fraud detection and earnings forecasting.
result State-of-the-art LLMs perform only marginally better than logistic regression in financial tasks, highlighting the need for more realistic benchmarks.

We present a method for the reconstruction of networks, based on the order of nodes visited by a stochastic branching process. Our algorithm reconstructs a network of minimal size that ensures consistency with the data. Crucially, we show that global consistency with the data can be achieved through purely local consid…

2010-06-04abs ↗pdf ↗

Singular Yamabe problems involve changing sign solutions with interesting geometric properties.

problem Solving Yamabe problems with changing sign solutions and their geometric implications.
method Analyzing the behavior of conformal factors and zero loci in various dimensions.
result Zero loci of solutions are critical for conformal functionals and can be Willmore energy minimizers.

Quantum mechanics models human perception and decision-making, offering a new approach to understanding social dynamics.

problem Understanding the complex interactions between individuals and groups in social networks.
method Developed a simple computational code based on quantum mechanics principles to model human perception and decision-making.
result Quantum-inspired models can help explain differences in individual and group behavior.

This paper presents four different ways of looking at the well-known Least Squares Temporal Differences (LSTD) algorithm for computing the value function of a Markov Reward Process, each of them leading to different insights: the operator-theory approach via the Galerkin method, the statistical approach via instrumenta…

2013-01-22abs ↗pdf ↗