LLMs capture only a fraction of human diversity in code generation tasks

New benchmark DivAlgo reveals that even advanced strategies achieve only 70% of human algorithmic diversity.

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Anubhav Jangra · Smaranda Muresan

Columbia University · Barnard College

Research Digest··2 min read
Jangra and Muresan introduce DivAlgo, a benchmark of algorithmically diverse human solutions to programming problems, and evaluate 24 large language models (LLMs) for code generation.

The authors constructed DivAlgo, a large-scale dataset containing algorithmically distinct human solutions for programming problems from CodeContest+.

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first published 19 Oct, 7:51 am
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