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Cross Domain Test Time Scaling: Scale Knowledge and Reasoning on Cross Domains

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Cross-Domain TTS is proposed, a novel framework that enables task-tailored scaling in broader domains and achieves an improvement of up to 17% in pass@1 accuracy while reducing inference latency and saving up to 30% in token consumption.

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