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framework:three-level-reflection-frameworkThree-Level Reflection Framework
The paper's proposed categorization of reflection into No Reflection, Intrinsic Reflection, and Triggered Reflection.
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- No ReflectioncitesReflection level where the model is forced to output an answer immediately without revisiting reasoning.
- Intrinsic ReflectioncitesReflection level where a model spontaneously revises reasoning without explicit trigger instructions.
- Triggered ReflectioncitesReflection level where explicit cue words (e.g., 'wait') prompt the model to inspect and revise reasoning.
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- One of four key isometries; reflection across a line (mirror line or axis of reflection).
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- Responses that name or describe the observing act without performing it; negatively correlated with high scores
- The specific form of reflection studied, where a model reflects on reasoning generated by another source.
- The ability of reasoning LLMs to review and revise previous reasoning steps during inference