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Rethinking Structured Generation: Can Graph-Based Reasoning Resolve Ambiguity?
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structured generationgraph-based reasoningambiguitymulti-valid learning
2610.31681
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Abstract
The paper reformulates structured generation as an ambiguity-aware inference problem to address the limitations of single-output predictions in natural language processing.
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The study demonstrates that adopting a multi-valid learning framework and graph-based reasoning improves accuracy, stability, and robustness in structured generation tasks.
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Experiments show consistent improvements in accuracy and stability under varying levels of ambiguity.
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