FRMs apply recurrent flows to structured reasoning
A post dated September 3, 2026 describes flow-based reasoning models that refine outputs on discrete tasks such as Sudoku.
In a post dated September 3, 2026, the text describes Flow Reasoning Models (FRMs), a recurrent-flow architecture for structured reasoning problems, including Sudoku. The approach applies continuous flows to discrete data and uses self-conditioning to refine earlier errors.
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