training · train-evidence-absent-verification-through-matched-easier-task TEC-0333 · proposed

Train evidence-absent verification through matched easier ta

Rewrite each annotated paper error into a chain of three queries — error asserted with evidence given, candidate evidence only, and neither — and train on all three stages jointly rather than only on the hardest one.

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Rewrite each annotated paper error into a chain of three queries — error asserted with evidence given, candidate evidence only, and neither — and train on all three stages jointly rather than only on the hardest one. Filed by the drafting stage from Not Just Reason, Not Just Scan: Reinforcement Learning for Proactive Scientific Error Verification over Academic Paper (2608.26596) 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: Compared against Pure Scan training (Scan samples only) at matched Scan exposure (step 10) and at longer training (step 20), and against a curriculum that switches to Scan-only after 15 steps; the staged setting scored higher on Scan composite reward (19.5 vs 16.8/16.9/16.5) and on completeness, alignment and precision components. All metrics come from the paper's own reward definitions, scored by Seed-1.6-Thinking as a fixed extractor.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Spotting an error in a given artifact

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