Logical DA: Enhancing Data Augmentation for Logical Reasoning via a Multi-Agent System

Recent advancements in large language models (LLMs) have highlighted the importance of improving their reasoning capabilities.A critical challenge lies in the scarcity of highquality reasoning data-characterized by diversity and rich supervisory signals-necessary for robust model training.While data augmentation (DA) methods have been leveraged to mitigate this scarcity, prevailing approaches often introduce noise and exhibit logical inconsistencies, thereby diminishing their utility for complex reasoning tasks.Moreover, existing DA paradigms predominantly isolate data synthesis from label validation, failing to unify these complementary processes within a cohesive architecture.To address these limitations, we introduce Logical DA, a multi-agent framework for enhancing reasoning-focused data augmentation in few-shot learning scenarios.Our system includes four agents operating through two synergistic phases: (1) diverse data generation, and (2) label verification.The system incorporates a reflection mechanism to continuously improve data quality by leveraging feedback from logical validation.We demonstrate the effectiveness of Logical DA through experiments on various tasks and datasets, achieving the highest average improvement in task accuracy in both fine-tuning and in-context learning paradigms, with an average improvement of 7.61% when applied to fine-tuning.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.18653/v1/2025.findings-acl.356
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Semantic Web and Ontologies
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Abstract

Recent advancements in large language models (LLMs) have highlighted the importance of improving their reasoning capabilities.A critical challenge lies in the scarcity of highquality reasoning data-characterized by diversity and rich supervisory signals-necessary for robust model training.While data augmentation (DA) methods have been leveraged to mitigate this scarcity, prevailing approaches often introduce noise and exhibit logical inconsistencies, thereby diminishing their utility for complex reasoning tasks.Moreover, existing DA paradigms predominantly isolate data synthesis from label validation, failing to unify these complementary processes within a cohesive architecture.To address these limitations, we introduce Logical DA, a multi-agent framework for enhancing reasoning-focused data augmentation in few-shot learning scenarios.Our system includes four agents operating through two synergistic phases: (1) diverse data generation, and (2) label verification.The system incorporates a reflection mechanism to continuously improve data quality by leveraging feedback from logical validation.We demonstrate the effectiveness of Logical DA through experiments on various tasks and datasets, achieving the highest average improvement in task accuracy in both fine-tuning and in-context learning paradigms, with an average improvement of 7.61% when applied to fine-tuning.

National Natural Science Foundation of China, National University of Defense Technology
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