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NeuReasoner: Theory-grounded Mapping of Reasoning Elicitation Boundaries
A growing body of work suggests that the reasoning capabilities of large language models are largely latent in their base form, with post-training primarily amplifying rather than introducing them. However, this evidence comes mainly from mathematical and coding benchmarks, leaving the boundary cond
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