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It assumes the LLM only runs once, i.e. it doesn't account for chain of thought, which makes the program not memoryless.
by logicchains 1y ago
It assumes the LLM only runs once, i.e. it doesn't account for chain of thought, which makes the program not memoryless.
- measurablefunc 1y agoThere is no such assumption. You can run/sample the LLM & the equivalent Markov chain as many times as you want & the logical analysis remains the same b/c the extensional equivalence between the LLM & Markov chain has nothing to do w/ how many times the trajectories are sampled from each one.