training · build-chain-of-thought-supervision-rules-api-calls TEC-0244 · proposed

Build chain-of-thought supervision from rules, not API calls

Generate reasoning traces for fine-tuning by reverse-engineering templated explanations that match extracted temporal features to candidate-model categories under known oracle labels, instead of querying a large model for the rationale.

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Generate reasoning traces for fine-tuning by reverse-engineering templated explanations that match extracted temporal features to candidate-model categories under known oracle labels, instead of querying a large model for the rationale. Filed by the drafting stage from REATS: LLM Reasoning-based Ensemble Learning for Adaptive Time Series Forecasting (2608.10149) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Average MSE across eight benchmarks after SFT: Rule-CoT 0.1210 vs GPT-CoT 0.1260 on the small-model candidate group (better on 6/8 datasets) and 0.1455 vs 0.1456 on the foundation-model group; ablating CoT raised MSE from 0.1210 to 0.1315 in-distribution and from 0.1719 to 0.2675 out-of-distribution.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Predicting future events

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