SCOPE compiles natural-language agent policies into predicate programs
Programs trained with a weak executor transfer to other models and match frontier accuracy at lower cost with more stable verdicts.
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Programs trained with a weak executor transfer to other models and match frontier accuracy at lower cost with more stable verdicts.
A structured four-stage prompt framework translates raw traffic rules into executable Prolog, reaching 75% accuracy versus 60% and 55% for baselines.
Researchers introduce Generative Verification (GenV), a generative reward model achieving 0.961 AUROC in detecting unfaithful autoformalization that preserves solver verdicts.
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