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arxiv:2605.08605

Lattice Deduction Transformers

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Abstract

A recurrent transformer model called LDT uses lattice projection to approximate logical deduction, achieving high accuracy on Sudoku and Maze challenges while maintaining soundness through abstention when uncertain.

We introduce the Lattice Deduction Transformer (LDT), a recurrent transformer that approximates logically sound deduction by projecting its latent state through a lattice between forward passes. We train on-policy in a process that mirrors deduction in a search-based constraint solver and supervise training via a domain-agnostic, abstract-interpretation-based approximation of the set of solution candidates. An 800K-parameter LDT achieves 100% accuracy on Sudoku-Extreme and Snowflake Sudoku, at a fraction of the training cost of prior small recurrent reasoners, while remaining empirically sound: the model returns a correct answer or abstains. A 1.8M-parameter variant reaches 99.9% accuracy on Maze-Hard. Frontier LLMs score 0% on all three benchmarks.

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