Hypothesis Search (LLMs Can Learn Rules)
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A two-stage framework where the LLM learns a rule library for reasoning.
Rule induction phase: In the first stage, the LLM induces general rules from a small set of examples, producing an explicit rule library rather than implicit pattern matching.
Rule application phase: In the second stage, the model applies rules from its library to new problems, with explicit rule-lookup rather than end-to-end inference.
Improves reasoning: The explicit rule library improves reasoning performance on tasks where generalization from examples beats pure in-context learning.
Interpretability bonus: The learned rule library is human-readable and auditable, providing a window into what the model actually learned from its examples.
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