FISolver trains a compact LLM on backward-generated (differential equation, first integral) pairs and uses guided reinforcement learning to outperform larger models and Mathematica on first-integral benchmarks at lower cost.
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AutoOR uses synthetic data generation and RL post-training with solver feedback to enable 8B LLMs to autoformalize linear, mixed-integer, and non-linear OR problems, matching larger models on benchmarks.
Step-DPO performs preference optimization on individual reasoning steps rather than complete answers, producing nearly 3% accuracy gains on MATH for 70B+ parameter models with 10K preference pairs.
A reasoning-driven problem generator plans synthesis directions with CoT and uses solver performance feedback to adapt difficulty, producing complementary problems that yield a 3.4% average improvement across 10 reasoning benchmarks.
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Learning First Integrals via Backward-Generated Data and Guided Reinforcement Learning
FISolver trains a compact LLM on backward-generated (differential equation, first integral) pairs and uses guided reinforcement learning to outperform larger models and Mathematica on first-integral benchmarks at lower cost.
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AutoOR: Scalably Post-training LLMs to Autoformalize Operations Research Problems
AutoOR uses synthetic data generation and RL post-training with solver feedback to enable 8B LLMs to autoformalize linear, mixed-integer, and non-linear OR problems, matching larger models on benchmarks.
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Step-DPO: Step-wise Preference Optimization for Long-chain Reasoning of LLMs
Step-DPO performs preference optimization on individual reasoning steps rather than complete answers, producing nearly 3% accuracy gains on MATH for 70B+ parameter models with 10K preference pairs.
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Learning to Pose Problems: Reasoning-Driven and Solver-Adaptive Data Synthesis
A reasoning-driven problem generator plans synthesis directions with CoT and uses solver performance feedback to adapt difficulty, producing complementary problems that yield a 3.4% average improvement across 10 reasoning benchmarks.