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English(EN) SymDiag: Explainable Diagnosis for LLM Reasoning via Neuro-Symbolic Verification

SymDiag 框架通过神经符号验证诊断大语言模型推理失败

研究人员推出 SymDiag,一个新颖的神经符号框架,旨在诊断大语言模型(LLM)推理中的失败。与关注结果或主观批评的现有验证方法不同,SymDiag 将大语言模型的思维链(chains-of-thought)转化为符号约束,以查明具体的推理错误。该框架还包含一个自我审计器(Self-Auditor),用于区分真实的推理缺陷和翻译过程中引入的错误,从而提供可验证的失败证据。 AI

影响 为大语言模型中可信赖且可扩展的推理诊断提供了原则性基础,改进了多轮推理修复的反馈。

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SymDiag 框架通过神经符号验证诊断大语言模型推理失败

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  1. arXiv cs.AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Wenyao Cui, Huaping Zhang, Yongyi Huang, Qiuchi Li, Jian Xu, Cheng-Lin Liu, Chunxiao Gao, Juan Wang, Baohua Zhang ·

    SymDiag:通过神经符号验证实现LLM推理的可解释诊断

    arXiv:2608.08786v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Large language models (LLMs) increasingly serve as data-driven reasoners, yet their chains-of-thought (CoT) can be unfaithful even when final answers are correct. Most existing ``verification'' signals are not diagnostic: answer mat…

  2. Hugging Face Daily Papers TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    SymDiag:通过神经符号验证实现LLM推理的可解释诊断

    SymDiag reframes reasoning verification as structured failure diagnosis by translating chain-of-thought into symbolic constraints, performing step-level satisfiability checks, and disentangling translation errors from reasoning errors to provide verifiable diagnostic evidence.