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No, but at that point, why even leverage a stochastic text generator? Placing hard constraints on a generative algorithm is just regular programming with more steps and greater instability.

Edit: Also, one could just look to the world of decision tree and route-finding algorithms that could probably do this task better than a language model.



IDK, modeling, constraints, simulations and stochastic processes seem like a match made in heaven.

It's like how pairing a coding agent that can run unit tests and iterate is way more powerful than code gen alone.




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