Coordinated solution plans make parallel reasoning attempts less redundant

A planner that assigns distinct outlines to reasoning branches improved pass@64 on mathematical benchmarks without changing the underlying executor models.

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Xueqing Wu · Langxing Bai · Hritik Bansal · Po-Nien Kung · Shuo Li · Hao Liu · +2 more

University of California, Los Angeles · Amazon

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The authors introduce Planned Test-Time Scaling (PTTS), a planner-executor framework for allocating parallel inference attempts.

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Coordinated reasoning paths via planned outlines improve test-time scaling over repeated sampling.

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