The temporal logic of actions
Leslie Lamport
Introduces the Temporal Logic of Actions (TLA), a simple yet powerful logic for specifying and reasoning about concurrent systems, where systems and properties are expressed in the same logic.
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Leslie Lamport
Introduces the Temporal Logic of Actions (TLA), a simple yet powerful logic for specifying and reasoning about concurrent systems, where systems and properties are expressed in the same logic.
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The paper identifies a hidden bias in Process Reward Models caused by severe imbalance in step-level feedback and proposes PRISM to reward the right reasoning.
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This paper shows that Process Reward Models can generalize from mathematical reasoning to code, enhancing LLM reasoning in test-time scaling across domains.
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This paper investigates process reward models for evaluating reasoning steps in thinking-with-images tasks, addressing the gap in text-centric PRM benchmarks.
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TechRAG proposes an evidence-gated multimodal agentic RAG architecture for technical literature reasoning, motivated by limitations of basic RAG.
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Proposes a multi-granularity context-enhanced RAG framework that retrieves over multimodal knowledge graphs to improve multimodal reasoning.
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The paper examines how reasoning can both help and hurt Vision-Language Models, revealing a dual nature where more thought sometimes reduces accuracy.
Ning Liu
Proposes using cross-model consensus among LLMs as a jury to select correct reasoning chains, outperforming process reward models for test-time scaling.
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OC-PRM introduces overcredit-contrastive training to reduce false positives in process reward models, improving step-level verification precision for reasoning LLMs.
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The paper proposes hierarchical process reward models as symbolic vision learners, supervising intermediate reasoning steps in vision tasks.
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Reasoning models fail to allocate test-time compute efficiently across multiple questions, revealing a gap between per-question and multi-question reasoning.
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The paper proposes an adaptive reasoning framework that learns when to allocate additional test-time compute, reducing over-computation in RL-trained reasoning models.