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Assembled488 competition/course problem statements across formal systems with GPT-f baselines, enabling comparison of formal-to-formal proving systems on shared mathematical tasks.
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A benchmark resource, not488 newly discovered theorems or an end-to-end natural-language Olympiad solver. Original v1 targets Metamath, Lean and Isabelle; later ports/corrections are version-dependent. Faithful formalization and proof checking are distinct.
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Kunhao Zheng; Jesse Michael Han; Stanislas Polu
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miniF2F: cross-system formal mathematics benchmark
Assembled488 competition/course problem statements across formal systems with GPT-f baselines, enabling comparison of formal-to-formal proving systems on shared mathematical tasks.
Scientific scope
A benchmark resource, not488 newly discovered theorems or an end-to-end natural-language Olympiad solver. Original v1 targets Metamath, Lean and Isabelle; later ports/corrections are version-dependent. Faithful formalization and proof checking are distinct.
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People and systems
Kunhao Zheng; Jesse Michael Han; Stanislas Polu
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.