arXiv Machine Learning By Konstantinos Kogkalidis

Backward through Time, Algebraically

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The paper introduces a differentiable evaluation engine for linear temporal logic (LTL) that is algebra‑generic and suitable for training soft‑valued systems such as neural policies and adaptive controllers. It presents an executable specification of the algebras it can accept, implements several algebras, and audits their forward and backward behavior, all within the PyTorch library telos.

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