A developer is using a language model to solve a complex multi-step reasoning problem. Their current approach involves prompting the model with a sequence of simpler, ordered sub-problems that build upon each other. While this decomposition structure is sound, the model occasionally makes logical errors when solving an individual sub-problem, which compromises the final result. The developer wants to improve the model's accuracy on each step without altering the fundamental sequence of sub-problems. Which of the following strategies would be the most effective enhancement?
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A developer is using a language model to solve a complex multi-step reasoning problem. Their current approach involves prompting the model with a sequence of simpler, ordered sub-problems that build upon each other. While this decomposition structure is sound, the model occasionally makes logical errors when solving an individual sub-problem, which compromises the final result. The developer wants to improve the model's accuracy on each step without altering the fundamental sequence of sub-problems. Which of the following strategies would be the most effective enhancement?
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