@askalphaxiv: A fascinating paper supervised by Yoshua Bengio "Generative Recursive Reasoning" Test time compute should scale not jus…
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The paper 'Generative Recursive Reasoning' introduces a method that scales test-time compute by sampling multiple latent reasoning trajectories in parallel, enabling the model to explore diverse hypotheses and avoid deterministic collapse. This approach improves performance on tasks such as Sudoku, ARC AGI, N Queens, and graph coloring, and can also generate valid Sudoku boards and MNIST digits.
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A fascinating paper supervised by Yoshua Bengio
“Generative Recursive Reasoning”
Test time compute should scale not just by thinking deeper, but by thinking wider.
This paper makes recursion generative. It samples many latent reasoning trajectories, letting the model explore multiple hypotheses in parallel, so they don’t follow one deterministic path and collapse to one answer.
It improves Sudoku, ARC AGI, N Queens, and graph coloring, while also generating valid Sudoku boards and MNIST digits from scratch.
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