Verification in Step-Level Search
The verification component in a step-level search utilizes a verifier, denoted as , to assess the quality of newly generated candidate steps. This evaluation is conducted within the context of the original problem and the preceding partial reasoning path . To guide the search, step-level verifiers can produce various types of output, such as numerical scores, categorical labels, or detailed textual feedback.
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
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