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    Paper Explores Alignment of Thinking Effort in Reasoning Models

    Reply shares arXiv paper on alignment of thinking effort in abductive reasoning.

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    Rohan Paul posted a link to the arXiv paper titled Thinking effort aligns between humans and reasoning models in abductive reasoning. The linked source describes a major question in cognitive modeling about behavioral alignment between large language models and humans across linguistic and non-linguistic tasks. It notes that unlike standard LLMs, large reasoning models are the focus of the study. The post presents the paper as addressing how thinking effort aligns between humans and these models during abductive reasoning. No further details on findings or methods appear in the visible source lines.

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    @rohanpaul_ai– https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.01867 Title: "Thinking effort aligns between humans and reasoning models in abductive reasoning"

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    @rohanpaul_ai– https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.01867 Title: "Thinking effort aligns between humans and reasoning models in abductive reasoning"