Representation gaps are nontrivial for all models, and code-based interaction can amplify representational specialization rather than stabilizing performance¶
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q2 i? Per-model max-min representation gaps are nontrivial for all models, and some models (e.g., Meta Llama) exhibit increased representation gaps under executable reasoning. → Sagnik Nath 2026
Evidence¶
Sagnik Nath 2026¶
Sagnik Nath, Edith Aurora Graf, Liang Zhang and Diego Zapata-Rivera. (2026). Representation Robustness under Executable Reasoning Constraints in Large Language Models for Mathematical Problem Solving. https://github.com/sagniknath91/HCI-2026-dataset/blob/main/datasheet.csv doi:10.1007/978-3-032-30860-3_11
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Model-level decomposition of representation gaps (Fig. 2), computed as the difference between best and worst accuracy across story, symbolic, and word-equation variants. The article reports Meta Llama shows "increased representation gaps under executable reasoning".
"Notably, some models (e.g., Meta Llama) exhibit increased representation gaps under executable reasoning, suggesting that code-based interaction can amplify representational specialization rather than uniformly stabilizing performance."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
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- Baseline versus code-augmented performance differs significantly for story and symbolic representations but not word-equations, with small effect sizes — related
- Code-augmented interaction consistently increases median and tail latency, and costs per correct answer typically increase, with Gemini 2.5 Pro a notable outlier — related
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Representation gaps are nontrivial for all models, and code-based interaction can amplify representational specialization rather than stabilizing performance |
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Representation gaps are nontrivial for all models, and code-based interaction can amplify representational specialization rather than stabilizing performance |
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