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SymbolicArena: A Unified Infrastructure for Benchmark Distillation and Dynamic Evaluation in Symbolic Regression

arXiv cs.AI / cs.LG / cs.CLby Ziwen Zhang ()1 min read1
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SymbolicArena distills 664 symbolic-regression tasks into Core50, cutting evaluation cost 92.5% with preserved discriminability.

SymbolicArena is infrastructure for distilling and dynamically evaluating symbolic-regression benchmarks. It standardizes 664 heterogeneous tasks with executable ground-truth expressions and distills them into Core50, a 50-task benchmark that cuts evaluation workload by 92.5% while preserving coverage and algorithm discrimination. A unified execution protocol yields comparable outputs and search trajectories, and multi-axis scoring covers numerical quality, symbolic quality, and search behavior. Core50 shows 72.6% to 86.7% lower approximation error than alternative selectors, while current methods still fit numbers far better than they recover equations.

Key facts
  • SymbolicArena standardizes 664 symbolic-regression tasks with executable ground truth.
  • Core50 distills that pool to 50 tasks and cuts workload by 92.5%.
  • Distillation keeps task coverage and algorithm discriminability under balance constraints.
  • Approximation error is 72.6% to 86.7% lower than alternative selectors.
  • A large gap remains between numerical fitting and true symbolic recovery.
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1 min read at arxiv.org

Symbolic regression (SR) seeks concise and interpretable mathematical expressions from data for scientific equation discovery. Existing SR benchmarks face a tradeoff between evaluation cost and benchmark validity. Repeated evaluation of large task pools is expensive, and compact benchmarks lack systematic evidence of preserved task diversity and algorithm discriminability.

arXiv cs.AI / cs.LG / cs.CL

By Ziwen Zhang · arxiv.org

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