training · inject-proof-graph-correctness-obligations-then-consolidate-code TEC-0272 · proposed

Inject proof-graph correctness obligations, then consolidate

Parses reference Python into a region-level implementation graph, aligns those regions with kernel-checked Lean proof-flow transitions to generate region-level obligation text, trains the model jointly on code plus obligation/concept predic

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Parses reference Python into a region-level implementation graph, aligns those regions with kernel-checked Lean proof-flow transitions to generate region-level obligation text, trains the model jointly on code plus obligation/concept predic Filed by the drafting stage from GraphAlignCoder: Aligning Program and Proof Graphs for Code Generation (2608.11394) 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: Pass@1 solved counts against base model, code-only SFT and CodeRL on LiveCodeBench v6 (50 vs 38 CodeRL), BigCodeBench Hard (23 vs 16) and BigCodeBench Full (363 vs 359); ablation shows injection alone reaches 44 on LCB v6 but drops BCB Full from 354 to 339, and consolidation-only reaches 49/352/19.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

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