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Neural Circuit Synthesis from Specification Patterns

Aug-15-2025, 12:55:48 GMT–Neural Information Processing Systems 

A circuit, predicted by a hierarchical Transformer, satisfying the specification (right).

  logic & formal reasoning, machine learning, specification, (20 more...)

Neural Information Processing Systems

Aug-15-2025, 12:55:48 GMT

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