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Quizzing the Translation: A Prover-Grounded Evaluation Metric for NL$\rightarrow$FOL
A standard pipeline for symbolic reasoning over natural-language problems translates them into first-order logic and invokes a theorem prover. The translation step is the bottleneck: swap "every" for "some" and every inference that follows is corrupted. Yet today's metrics often score more broken tr
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