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Can Computation from Earlier Problems Help LLMs Solve New Ones?
Large language models often solve independent problems in the same conversation. Can computation from earlier problems help them solve new ones? To answer this question, we first conduct preliminary experiments showing that retained history can raise or lower later-turn accuracy, even within the sam
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