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Inference & ServingMedium· Decoding· Reasoning· Self-Consistency
What does self-consistency actually change - the model,...
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See plansSelf-consistency operates at the decoding layer. Unlike greedy decoding, which returns the end of the single most probable path, self-consistency samples multiple paths. It assumes that correct answers are more likely to be reached through various valid reasoning chains. The aggregator is a simple counter, not a verifier; it does not inherently know which answer is ‘best,’ which is why the method can degrade if the sampled errors are consistent across paths.