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framework:arithmetic-task-hierarchy-a1-a3Arithmetic task hierarchy (A1–A3)
Three synthetic arithmetic datasets of increasing complexity requiring 1, 2, or 3 operations to verify correctness.
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- The paper's specific operationalization of task difficulty enabling controlled experiments.
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- Single-operation arithmetic equations; 1,000 examples.
- Two-operation arithmetic equations; 1,000 examples.
- Three-operation arithmetic equations; 1,000 examples.
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