Scaling the proposed approach to online or interactive RL-like settings
Evaluate how well the proposed Long Chain-of-Thought molecular-structure learning approach, including the Mole-Syn distribution-transfer-graph synthesis framework, scales to realistic online or interactive settings with reinforcement-learning-like feedback beyond offline distillation and supervised fine-tuning.
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Second, we focus on offline distillation and supervised fine-tuning, leaving open how well the method scales in realistic online or interactive settings with RL-like feedback.
This result is consistent with what one would expect when offline labels densify the supervision signal; whether the pattern generalises to multi-step or non-decomposable rewards is open.
Open questions include how much of the advice transfers across executors and across datasets in the same domain. Another is how the advisor can learn from the executor's results after deployment. Our advisor is trained once, offline, and gives its advice before the executor runs. It could instead be updated online, adding new graded traces to its training data as they arrive, or revise its advice within an episode after seeing intermediate results, such as an error message or an empty query result.