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Frontier LLMs are effective batch optimizers: Assessing reasoning models in continuous and discrete settings
Frontier large language models (LLMs) have become attractive priors for optimization due to their large-scale pretraining that enables them to navigate a variety of optimization settings. However, the effectiveness of modern reasoning LLMs in batch optimization settings remains underexplored. Here w
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