Johns Hopkins paper finds that the more single-occurrence facts exist in training data, the higher the LLM's scientific discovery rate
A new Johns Hopkins paper finds that as the proportion of monofacts—facts appearing only once in LLM training data—increases, so does the rate of scientific discovery.
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