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StateBench: Testing how language models track state changes over long documents

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Consensus Brief

Hugging Face has introduced StateBench, a benchmark designed to evaluate how well language models track state changes in long documents. The benchmark categorizes state-tracking problems into four levels of complexity, allowing for a detailed assessment of various language model architectures, including transformers and hybrid models like Gated DeltaNet.

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2m ago

New official source added: Hugging Face published an update on Tue, 03 No ("StateBench: Testing how language models track state changes over long documents").

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Confirmed Fact

StateBench consists of four difficulty levels that permit increasingly complex state update operations.

Independent Finding

Recurrent and hybrid models can generalize much farther than transformers when trained directly on state tracking tasks.

Confirmed Fact

Transformers are predicted to fail on general finite problems, while Gated DeltaNet can handle all four levels.

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