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title: Dialectic Reasoning
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sdk: gradio
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# Dialectic Reasoning
Interactive demo for the **dialectic LoRA model family**, fine-tuned to identify genuine tensions, make conditional commitments, and reach integrative resolutions instead of hedging.
## Current Best: 4B v3
The strongest model in the family is the **[Qwen3-4B v3 LoRA](https://huggingface.co/hikewa/dialectic-qwen3-4b-v3-lora)**:
- Trained on **507 examples** (408 original + 99 domain-diverse traces from 3 model families)
- Rubric avg: **9.8/10** — all 14 held-out prompts score "strong"
- generic_hedge: **0.00** (eliminated)
The earlier 8B model (6.6/10 on 408 traces) demonstrated that data diversity matters more than model size.
## What This Demo Shows
- **Crux identification** — finding the real decision point
- **Conditional commitment** — "if X, then Y; if Z, then W"
- **Integrative resolution** — not "both sides have merit" but concrete synthesis
This is **not** a balanced conversation bot. It is a demo of a specific trained capability.
## Evidence
For methodology and evaluation:
- Best model: [hikewa/dialectic-qwen3-4b-v3-lora](https://huggingface.co/hikewa/dialectic-qwen3-4b-v3-lora)
- 8B model: [hikewa/dialectic-qwen3-8b-lora](https://huggingface.co/hikewa/dialectic-qwen3-8b-lora)
- Dataset + eval artifacts: [hikewa/dialectic-reasoning-traces](https://huggingface.co/datasets/hikewa/dialectic-reasoning-traces)
## Limitations
- The Space is a demo wrapper, not a research paper
- Training data is synthetic (multi-model generated)
- English-only
- Stronger evidence comes from held-out evaluation, not from chat impressions
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