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TaH2 directs extra transformer loops to tokens that benefit from more computation
TaH2 post-trains an iteration decider with lookahead depth supervision, allocating extra loops selectively; the paper reports improved test-time scaling on challenging AIME benchmarks. Selective computation could help engineers trade inference cost against reasoning accuracy.
- What
- TaH2 is an adaptive looped-transformer method that directs extra computation to tokens that benefit from more iterations.
- Method
- It jointly post-trains the backbone and an iteration decider using lookahead depth supervision to identify when further iteration helps.
- Why it matters
- On AIME, TaH2 improved the accuracy-compute slope over the non-looped baseline and exceeded its peak accuracy at matched test-time compute.
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