This paper is investigating English-Centric RLMs for multilingual development and the usual domain

Types of language, or RLMS, are mainly used to imitate the step problems by producing long, organized chains. These models complete complex questions in parts of the simple and build reasonable steps to access answers. This Chain-of-temple (COT) method has been proved effective in improving the quality of the results, especially in mathematical and logical activities. Despite various energy in many modern models, research and training is always focused on the English, leaving the gap well that the skills discuss how these skills interpret.

One major challenge is that most RLMS is well organized in English details, limiting their ability to consult successfully in other languages. This becomes especially problematic in low language of low-quality resources with limited examples of training. Models may postpone English thinking patterns, producing low-quality results when dragging in another language. In addition, the difference in the Language Building can cause consultation errors, especially when a single-language model is expected to get inadequate to another without adequate alignment.

Existing strategies use shooting or few shooting strategies to manage these limitations, usually using English as a pivot language. Some efforts include presenting the same language in the same language as the question is to keep the consensus of languages. However, smaller models have minor benefits because of limited energy, and large models show irregular performance when consulting with low language. Despite many languages, the gap between training and language learning continues to prevent accurate expressions of many languages.

The Brown University team and the Umbzuai team focuses on the test that time integration, especially through consultation chains, can affect multilingual skills of the Centric Centric. They are investigating S1 models based on QWEN2.5 Types were tested in various languages ​​using MSSM and Global-MMB response to four questions for testing, local behavior, and domain.

Deep tests indicate that models have multiple parameters benefited from the increased tokens to check the test time. The 14b S1 model, when installed on 8,000 thinking tokens, obtained between 81% accurate for all non-English languages ​​in MGSM. Outgoing models are like QWEN2.5-14B-Teaching With + 23.1% in French and + 41.6% in Swahili. Or the model was trained only in English only, only its operation passed the largest models as R1-Qwen-32b-32-32b in many high languages. The study also found that displaying higher resources languages ​​such as China and English works very efficiently, requires better tokens and moves better effects rather than in Swahili or Telagu.

The key view was a “Quote-and-Consider” behavior, when the model is quoted in the non-English phrases from Promps and consults in English. This method of measuring all languages ​​in the languages ​​such as Japanese and Russian suggested that the model used its multilingual understanding to translate non-English inserts without direct translation. Language tests have confirmed that forcing the higher language enforcement agencies feeding better results, while considering lower languages ​​has led to accuracy of accuracy and unemployment.

Apart from strong consequences in the stake-related activities, the benefits he transmits to the domains such as cultural or personality. At Benchmarks like a fork, it increases the imaging tokens for some time to minimize, showing excessive extremes. The study concludes that the test period improves multilingual thinking in many languages, no problem with Out-domain operations or low language activities, which shows the need for further multilingual training and adapting.

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