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Permutation-Robust Decision Modeling with Candidate-Independent Block-Causal Attention
Decision models often score a variable-sized set of candidate actions encoded in a single sequence. This setting is increasingly relevant for System 1 components inside generative systems, where candidates may be proposed or ordered differently across runs. Standard causal cross-encoding is expressi
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