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  # GreaterThan_Detector_NN: A Challenge in Numerical Reasoning
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- Here is a GreaterThan_Detector_NN_ReadMe.md file designed for your Hugging Face repository.
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- It reports the results, presents the core challenge, and provides the dataset generator without disclosing the proprietary model details, inviting the community to tackle the problem.
 
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  GreaterThan_Detector_NN: A Challenge in Numerical Reasoning
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- This repository, part of the Neural_Nets_Doing_Simple_Tasks collection, explores a fundamental question: can a general-purpose neural network learn a task that is trivial for humans but requires symbolic reasoning?
 
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  The specific task is to compare two numbers presented in a natural language format and identify the greater or lesser one.
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  The Objective
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- The goal is to create a model that can reliably process a text-based prompt, parse two numbers, understand the question ("Which is Greater?" or "Which is Lesser?"), and generate the correct numerical answer.
 
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  The input-output format is a single, continuous text sequence. For example:
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  Expected Completion:
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- Generated code
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  10.00!
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  This makes the full, correct sequence:
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  The Dataset
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- The training data is synthetically generated. This ensures an endless supply of examples but also presents a challenge: is the generated data diverse enough to teach true reasoning, or does it just encourage brittle pattern matching?
 
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- You can generate your own dataset using the Python function below. This is the exact generator used for our baseline model, ensuring a level playing field.
 
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  Dataset Generator Code
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  Analysis & The Challenge
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- The baseline model demonstrates a classic problem in machine learning: it has learned to be a good pattern matcher but has not acquired a robust, generalizable algorithm for numerical comparison.
 
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  The failures are illuminating:
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  # GreaterThan_Detector_NN: A Challenge in Numerical Reasoning
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+ Here is a GreaterThan_Detector_NN_ReadMe.md challenge defintion file.
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+ It reports the results, presents the core challenge, and provides the dataset generator,
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+ inviting the community to tackle the same problem.
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  GreaterThan_Detector_NN: A Challenge in Numerical Reasoning
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+ This repository, part of the Neural_Nets_Doing_Simple_Tasks collection, explores a fundamental question:
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+ can a general-purpose neural network learn a task that is trivial for humans but requires symbolic reasoning?
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  The specific task is to compare two numbers presented in a natural language format and identify the greater or lesser one.
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  The Objective
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+ The goal is to create a model that can reliably process a text-based prompt, parse two numbers, understand the question
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+ ("Which is Greater?" or "Which is Lesser?"), and generate the correct numerical answer.
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  The input-output format is a single, continuous text sequence. For example:
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  Expected Completion:
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  10.00!
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  This makes the full, correct sequence:
 
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  The Dataset
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+ The training data is synthetically generated. This ensures an endless supply of examples but also presents a challenge:
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+ is the generated data diverse enough to teach true reasoning, or does it just encourage brittle pattern matching?
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+ You can generate your own dataset using the Python function below. This is the exact generator used for our baseline model,
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+ ensuring a level playing field.
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  Dataset Generator Code
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  Analysis & The Challenge
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+ The baseline model demonstrates a classic problem in machine learning: it has learned to be a good pattern matcher
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+ but has not acquired a robust, generalizable algorithm for numerical comparison.
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  The failures are illuminating:
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