Research notesLanguage models & structured learning

Methods & connections

How models choose,
generate, and learn.

Seven guides to language-model decisions: prompted trees, sequence energies, probabilistic attention, structured decoding, text evaluation, learned rendering, and live training.

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Three ways to structure model decisionsA branching prompt tree, a sequence-level energy score, and jointly scored candidate paths.Ask a questionScore a sequenceModel a dependencyGLOBAL DISTRIBUTIONJOINT CHOICESStructured decisions across language models
Questions, distributions, and paths through possible outputs.

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Seven guides · Original papers & current connections

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Evaluating the structure of long-form text

Coherence, coreference and narrative evaluation

How latent-space model criticism evaluates discourse structure, entity behavior, and topicality beyond word-level fluency in generated text.

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From the original formulation to today’s systems.

Compare what is modeled, how it is learned, and how predictions are selected. The guides make direct methodological links explicit and keep distinct approaches separate.

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