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Final-Answer Verification

A simplified verification strategy where the verifier function, V(y), evaluates only the final answer or last step of a reasoning path, rather than the entire sequence of steps. This approach simplifies the verifier by making its score dependent solely on the final result, denoted as anr. The method of implementation can differ based on the problem's nature and the expected answer format.

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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models

Foundations of Large Language Models

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