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Main Authors: Gupta, Adesh, Kumar, Abhinav, Gupta, Mansi, Chopra, Paras
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.01819
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author Gupta, Adesh
Kumar, Abhinav
Gupta, Mansi
Chopra, Paras
author_facet Gupta, Adesh
Kumar, Abhinav
Gupta, Mansi
Chopra, Paras
contents Generating diverse solutions is key to human-like reasoning, yet autoregressive language models focus on single accurate responses, limiting creativity. GFlowNets optimize solution generation as a flow network, promising greater diversity. Our case study shows their limited zero-shot transferability by fine-tuning small and medium-sized large language models on the Game of 24 and testing them on the Game of 42 datasets. Results revealed that GFlowNets struggle to maintain solution diversity and accuracy, highlighting key limitations in their cross-task generalization and the need for future research in improved transfer learning capabilities.
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spellingShingle Do GFlowNets Transfer? Case Study on the Game of 24/42
Gupta, Adesh
Kumar, Abhinav
Gupta, Mansi
Chopra, Paras
Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
Generating diverse solutions is key to human-like reasoning, yet autoregressive language models focus on single accurate responses, limiting creativity. GFlowNets optimize solution generation as a flow network, promising greater diversity. Our case study shows their limited zero-shot transferability by fine-tuning small and medium-sized large language models on the Game of 24 and testing them on the Game of 42 datasets. Results revealed that GFlowNets struggle to maintain solution diversity and accuracy, highlighting key limitations in their cross-task generalization and the need for future research in improved transfer learning capabilities.
title Do GFlowNets Transfer? Case Study on the Game of 24/42
topic Artificial Intelligence
Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.01819