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Embedded generated bAbI reasoning facts among ordered background book sentences, allowing controlled extension of context length while testing retrieval, fact chaining and other reasoning operations.
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Extends inherited bAbI tasks and PG19 background data. The reported 11-million-token recurrent-memory experiment concerns in-domain single-fact answering, not all twenty tasks. Generating new samples reduces exact-example leakage but does not prove universal immunity to contamination or template learning.
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Yuri Kuratov; Aydar Bulatov; Petr Anokhin; Ivan Rodkin; Dmitry Sorokin; Artyom Sorokin; Mikhail Burtsev
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BABILong: reasoning facts embedded in long distractor text
Embedded generated bAbI reasoning facts among ordered background book sentences, allowing controlled extension of context length while testing retrieval, fact chaining and other reasoning operations.
Scientific scope
Extends inherited bAbI tasks and PG19 background data. The reported 11-million-token recurrent-memory experiment concerns in-domain single-fact answering, not all twenty tasks. Generating new samples reduces exact-example leakage but does not prove universal immunity to contamination or template learning.
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People and systems
Yuri Kuratov; Aydar Bulatov; Petr Anokhin; Ivan Rodkin; Dmitry Sorokin; Artyom Sorokin; Mikhail Burtsev
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.