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Rewrote a subset of static mathematics problems as executable functional templates and compared model performance on original problems against newly instantiated snapshots.
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Measured static/functional differences need not isolate memorization: changed difficulty, distributions, prompts and implementation can contribute. Evaluated MATH subset is not all mathematics or proof of absent reasoning.
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Saurabh Srivastava; Annarose M B; Anto P V; Shashank Menon; Ajay Sukumar; Adwaith Samod T; Alan Philipose; Stevin Prince; Sooraj Thomas
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Srivastava et al.: generated functional variants of static reasoning tests
Rewrote a subset of static mathematics problems as executable functional templates and compared model performance on original problems against newly instantiated snapshots.
Scientific scope
Measured static/functional differences need not isolate memorization: changed difficulty, distributions, prompts and implementation can contribute. Evaluated MATH subset is not all mathematics or proof of absent reasoning.
People and systems
Saurabh Srivastava; Annarose M B; Anto P V; Shashank Menon; Ajay Sukumar; Adwaith Samod T; Alan Philipose; Stevin Prince; Sooraj Thomas