ARC-AGI: Completely separate train/test examples at puzzle level#22
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Does the TTT setting for ARC-AGI allow for parameter updates across evaluation examples? If it doesn't then doing Training + TTT together represents a very different setting than Training -> TTT per evaluation instance right? Each evaluation instance would be iid in that case, and the model cannot use generalised information from the evaluation. |
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I saw #18 and was interested in how the model would behave in ARC-AGI if it only used puzzle inputs/outputs from
traininstead of also incorporating the inputs fromtest.While I know that TTT is allowed in ARC-AGI, training on
testexamples beforehand does allow the model to have an unfair understanding of the implied rules used in them. It would be interesting to see how the H&L arch could figure out the implied rules it has not seen before, just like humans.By removing TTT your model's evaluation result on ARC-AGI can be more convincing and more indicative of the model's actual generalization abilities. Let me know if this approach will help, happy to chat~