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One noteworthy aspect is score’s ability to reduce instances of acceptable answers being accidentally worsened during correction, a common pitfall in previous approaches. It also effectively increased the rate of successful self-corrections, which, for math problems, rose from 4.6% to 5.8%.
Generalization Across Domains
Another promising facet of score is its transferability. Its improvements aren’t limited to mathematical or coding tasks; it generalizes well across various domains that demand multi-step reasoning, including scientific research, financial analysis, and educational applications.