LLM decision trees: from Tree Prompting to agentic classification
Learned programs and promptingHow Tree Prompting learns decision trees of prompted language-model calls, and how it relates to Aug-Tree, GPTree and Agentic Classification Tree.
↗Methods & connections
Seven guides to language-model decisions: prompted trees, sequence energies, probabilistic attention, structured decoding, text evaluation, learned rendering, and live training.
Start with a concrete example. Follow the method to its original paper and its connections to current research.
Seven guides · Original papers & current connections
How Tree Prompting learns decision trees of prompted language-model calls, and how it relates to Aug-Tree, GPTree and Agentic Classification Tree.
↗Residual Energy-Based Models for Text Generation connects sequence-level energy, noise-contrastive estimation and importance resampling to energy-based diffusion language models.
↗How Cascaded Text Generation and Sequence-to-Lattice connect higher-order CRFs, joint diffusion decoding, and candidate lattices for speculative generation.
↗A guide to Latent Alignment and Variational Attention: distributions over attention, categorical and Dirichlet alignments, marginalization, and posterior inference.
↗How latent-space model criticism evaluates discourse structure, entity behavior, and topicality beyond word-level fluency in generated text.
↗Diffusion models as learned renderers for mathematical formulas, molecules, table layouts, and music notation, with scheduled sampling to address exposure bias.
↗Interactive Training connects live metrics to human and LLM interventions in running neural-network jobs; v2 adds typed controls and an ordered action journal.
↗Follow a research question
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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