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Rethinking Domain Specialization for Open-Ended Scientific Reasoning in Astronomy Language Models
Domain-specialized language models are widely used for scientific question answering, but stronger general-purpose systems raise a sharper question: when does domain-specific fine-tuning remain valuable for open-ended scientific reasoning? We study this in astronomy with a curated QA benchmark from
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