2026· KR Doctoral Consortium· pp. 29-35· 0 citations· 9 references
Computer Science
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This proposal develops a structure-aware and planning-based approach to dynamic reordering and introduces a compositional neural encoder that operates directly on BDD structure, enabling the use of deep reinforcement learning to guide reordering decisions.
This thesis proposes a unified two-axis framework that organizes SFT and RL methods along a data axis (off-policy to on-policy) and a loss function axis (positive-only to positive-plus-negative to GRPO) and enables controlled ablations of individual components.
G. Kim, Chair Chenyan Xiong, Aditi Raghunathan· 0 citations
DHRCL decomposes feedback into syntax validation, execution success, unit-test pass rate, and AST-based structural similarity, and organizes these signals through a three-stage Syntax, Execution, Pass&Structural curriculum, and introduces stage-aware probability-based token credit redistribution.
Combinatorial problems appear in numerous industrial applications. A common approach is to formulate these problems as declarative constraint models that can subsequently be compiled to and solved by a range of back-end solvers. Recent work shows that Large Language Models (LLMs) can produce correct models from natural...
Evolutionary program search guided by Large Language Models (LLMs) has emerged as a powerful paradigm for automated scientific discovery. However, current approaches are fundamentally constrained by three bottlenecks: structurally blind parent selection, sparse whole-program evaluation rewards, and static mutation oper...
A small language model is trained via supervised fine-tuning followed by reinforcement learning to jointly perform agent selection and structured parameter generation for downstream tool calls, using a hierarchical reward function grounded in retrieval relevance along with query-agent topic alignment to learn task-depe...
Gayathri V Kondapalli, Alexander Ng, Hirsh Pithadia et al.· 0 citations
This work proposes Multi-Branch Policy Optimization (MBPO), a tree-based framework that constructs reasoning trees at vision-language decision boundaries, enabling sibling branches to explore diverse visual hypotheses and assigning segment-level credit through branch-relative advantages.
Shuai Lyu, Yu-Ning Gong, Rui-Ling Gao et al.· 0 citations
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