A collaborative reasoning method, system and training method based on structured memory and feedback regulation

Abstract

This invention discloses a collaborative reasoning method, system, and training method based on structured memory and feedback regulation. The method utilizes a first model deployed locally to process privacy-filtered task input, generating structured external memory containing logical decomposition, domain knowledge, and constraints. This structured external memory is then combined with the task input to drive a second model to complete the reasoning. The system introduces a consistency check and closed-loop control mechanism to automatically check the privacy compliance and logical integrity of the initial output of the second model. If the check fails, a feedback signal is generated and sent back to the first model, driving it to correct its external memory generation strategy and triggering a retry. Through this approach, this invention achieves physical isolation between sensitive data and the large cloud model, and solves the problems of large model illusion and uncontrollability by utilizing a self-correcting closed loop in the reasoning stage. While strictly ensuring privacy compliance, it significantly improves the robustness and efficiency of complex task reasoning.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the fields of artificial intelligence and natural language processing, and particularly to a collaborative reasoning method, system, and training method based on structured memory and feedback regulation. Specifically, this invention relates to a technical solution that utilizes a locally deployed small model as a logic guide and privacy filtering agent to drive a large cloud model to complete complex reasoning, and continuously optimizes the collaborative effect through reinforcement learning and closed-loop feedback mechanisms. Background Technology

[0002] In recent years, Transformer-based Large Language Models (LLMs) have made groundbreaking progress in general knowledge question answering, text generation, and complex logical reasoning. However, in vertical fields such as finance, healthcare, and government affairs, where data privacy, logical rigor, and compliance requirements are extremely high, directly applying general large models faces severe challenges. First, there are high privacy and compliance risks. Currently, the most powerful large-scale models are usually deployed in public clouds. If enterprises or individual users directly transmit raw task inputs containing sensitive entities (such as names, ID numbers, and financial data) to the cloud, they face huge data leakage and compliance risks. Although private deployment of large-scale models can solve this problem, the high hardware costs and maintenance barriers deter most small and medium-sized enterprises.

[0003] Secondly, the reasoning process is uncontrollable and prone to illusions. Large models are essentially generative models based on probabilistic predictions, making them a "black box." When dealing with complex business logic, the illusion of "talking nonsense in a seemingly serious way" often arises. Existing prompt engineering mainly relies on human experience to construct templates, lacking adaptability and failing to guarantee that the model always follows complex business constraints (such as output format, forbidden words, etc.).

[0004] Secondly, model optimization is costly. The traditional approach to adapting to specific tasks is to fine-tune large models. However, this not only consumes enormous computational resources but may also cause the model to forget its generalization capabilities. Furthermore, while existing Retrieval Augmentation (RAG) techniques introduce external knowledge, the retrieved documents themselves may contain sensitive information, and the search results are often unstructured text fragments that are difficult to directly translate into rigorous logical constraints.

[0005] Finally, there is a lack of effective self-correction mechanisms. Most existing collaborative reasoning systems are one-way processes (input -> processing -> output). Once the results generated by the large model do not meet expectations (e.g., privacy leaks or format errors), the system can usually only report an error or output incorrect results, lacking a closed-loop feedback adjustment capability similar to the human "reflection-retry" process.

[0006] Therefore, there is an urgent need for a new technical solution that can achieve physical isolation and logical structuring of privacy data through a lightweight local agent without accessing or modifying the parameters of large cloud models, and combine it with an adaptive feedback correction mechanism to achieve efficient, secure and controllable collaborative reasoning. Summary of the Invention

[0007] This invention utilizes an asymmetric architecture of "local small model + cloud large model" to explicitly guide the reasoning process of the large model by generating structured external memory from the small model. Through a verification-retry closed loop in the reasoning stage and multi-objective adversarial reinforcement learning in the training stage, it achieves a balance between privacy protection, logic enhancement, and reasoning efficiency.

[0008] This invention is mainly solved through the following technical solution: a collaborative reasoning method based on structured memory and feedback regulation, wherein the method is applied to a collaborative reasoning system including a first model and a second model, wherein the first model is a logic-guided model deployed locally (usually a model with a small number of parameters, such as 7B or smaller), and the second model is a generative reasoning model deployed on the server (usually a model with a large number of parameters, such as GPT-4 level); the method includes the following steps: S1: The privacy filtering module receives the original task input, identifies the sensitive entity features in the original task input, and performs masking or generalization processing on the sensitive entity features according to the preset desensitization rules to generate a privacy-secure task representation. A dedicated privacy filtering module is set up as the system's first line of defense to achieve true privacy isolation. This module is typically built based on deterministic rules (such as regular expressions) or a dedicated Entity Recognition (NER) model. Masking involves replacing the actual value with a placeholder (such as [ID_CARD]); generalization involves replacing specific entities with abstract categories (such as replacing "Zhang San" with "Customer A"). Through S1, it is ensured that subsequent processes (including the first and second models) do not physically access the original sensitive plaintext, thus meeting the most stringent data compliance requirements.

[0009] S2: Input the privacy-preserving task representation into the first model, and the first model generates a structured external memory based on the current parameters; during the generation process, the first model performs a privacy risk review to ensure that the generated structured external memory does not contain the original information that can be used to deduce and reconstruct the features of the sensitive entity; the structured external memory adopts a predefined key-value pair format and includes task logic decomposition, output constraints, and risk control instructions for the features of the sensitive entity. The first model acts as a "strategist" rather than a simple "translator." Its core output is not natural language, but a middleware protocol—structured external memory.

[0010] Although S1 has been anonymized, the first model, as a generative model, possesses strong contextual association capabilities. In this step, the first model is specifically trained to self-examine the generated contextual information (e.g., domain knowledge summaries) to prevent sensitive entities from being deduced by "side-channel attacks" due to overly detailed background information (e.g., although the name is masked, describing a unique job title and experience may still lead to the deduction of a specific person).

[0011] The significance of structuring: Compared to the traditional Prompt, key-value pairs have stronger machine readability and binding force, and can transform ambiguous natural language instructions into explicit logical programs.

[0012] S3: Using the external memory orchestration module, the privacy-preserving task representation is combined with the structured external memory to construct reasoning prompt information, and the reasoning prompt information is transmitted to the second model; The external memory orchestration module is responsible for the assembly process. It dynamically adjusts the composition of the prompt information based on preset field priorities, context window length limits, and security levels. For example, when the token limit is about to be exceeded, the "Constraints" field is retained first, while the "Domain Knowledge" field is trimmed. This step enables data interaction between the local computing environment and the cloud computing environment.

[0013] S4: The preliminary output result generated by the second model based on the reasoning prompt information, and the second model does not touch the original task input; At this point, the second model simply acts as a "stateless general-purpose inference engine." Since the input has been cleaned and structured, the second model does not need to know the true ownership of the data; it only needs to complete logical fill-in or content generation, thus avoiding the risk of privacy leakage.

[0014] S5: The initial output results are automatically verified using the consistency verification module. The verification includes at least rule-based privacy compliance detection and structure-based format integrity detection. This is an automated "gatekeeper" mechanism. Validation is used to address the "illusion" and "instability" of large models.

[0015] Privacy compliance check: Check whether the large model produces "illusionary restoration", that is, although there are no sensitive words in the input, the large model "guesses" the sensitive words based on its pre-trained knowledge.

[0016] Format integrity check: Check whether the output conforms to specifications such as JSON Schema to ensure that downstream systems can parse it.

[0017] S6: If the preliminary output result passes the verification, it is output as the final result; if the preliminary output result fails the verification, a feedback signal containing the error type is generated and the feedback signal is sent back to the first model. This step establishes a feedback loop from the output back to the input. The feedback signal is not a simple "failure," but carries specific error semantics (e.g., "Error: Privacy Leak at Segment 3" or "Error: Missing Field 'Risk_Analysis'").

[0018] S7: In response to the feedback signal, the first model corrects and generates the structured external memory and triggers a retry mechanism, that is, it repeatedly executes steps S3 to S5 based on the corrected structured external memory until the verification is passed or the preset retry number threshold is reached.

[0019] This is the core of the invention's reasoning self-correction mechanism. The first model dynamically adjusts the generated strategy based on feedback signals. For example, if the feedback indicates a privacy breach, the first model will explicitly add a strong instruction to the Constraints field in the next generated structured memory: "Absolutely prohibit mentioning any specific names." This mechanism endows the system with human-like reflective abilities, significantly improving the success rate of complex tasks.

[0020] Preferably, in step S2, the structured external memory adopts JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format, and its data structure includes at least the following fields: The Intent field describes the type of task and its core objectives. The Constraints field defines the format specifications, word limits, and negative constraints that must be followed when the second model outputs; The Domain Knowledge field provides a summary of regulatory rules or business rules related to the task, but does not contain any specific raw sensitive data. The Risk_Points field is used to indicate high-risk logical nodes that may trigger hallucinations or privacy breaches during the reasoning process.

[0021] JSON is used because of its good hierarchical structure and extensibility. Intents are used to focus the attention of the large model. Constraints are "guardrails" that define boundaries. Domain_Knowledge is a de-identified summary extracted from the local knowledge base by the first model, solving the problem of sensitive content in RAG retrieval. Risk_Points predict potential errors and warn the large model in advance.

[0022] Preferably, in step S5, the specific steps for automatically verifying the preliminary output result using the consistency verification module include: S51: Use a regular expression library to scan the preliminary output results and detect whether there is text that matches the sensitive entity features in the original task input. If there is, the privacy compliance verification is deemed to have failed. S52: Parse the data structure of the preliminary output result and check whether it conforms to the schema specification defined by the constraint fields in the structured external memory. If the parsing fails or the fields are missing, it is determined that the format integrity check has failed. S53: When the verification fails, the feedback signal is generated according to the reason for the failure; wherein, if the privacy compliance verification fails, the feedback signal indicates the location and type of leakage; if the format integrity verification fails, the feedback signal indicates the missing field or incorrect format.

[0023] This dual validation mechanism (regular expression + schema) balances content security and engineering usability. Regular expressions prevent "surprise" privacy leaks, while schema validation ensures the stability of system integration.

[0024] Preferably, in step S7, the specific processing of the first model to modify and generate the structured external memory includes: Analyze the error type in the feedback signal; If the error type is privacy compliance verification failure, the first model adds an explicit prohibition instruction to the constraints of the structured external memory, the prohibition instruction containing a category description of the leaked entity; If the error type is format integrity check failure, the first model enhances the example description of the output format in the structured external memory; The corrected structured external memory is regenerated based on the updated context.

[0025] This reveals how the first model utilizes feedback signals. Instead of random retries, it selectively modifies the prompt strategy. For example, for formatting errors, it can automatically add a Few-Shot example to the Prompt to teach the larger model the correct format.

[0026] Preferably, in step S1, the specific steps for masking or generalizing the sensitive entity features include: Establish and maintain a local privacy mapping table, which records the correspondence between sensitive entity features and de-identified placeholders, and the mapping table is stored in a secure isolation area on the local end; The sensitive entity features in the original task input are replaced with corresponding desensitized placeholders or generalized tags to generate the privacy-preserving task representation; After outputting the final result in step S6, the method further includes: using the local privacy mapping table to restore the de-identified placeholders in the final result to the original sensitive entity features, so as to display readable results to the user.

[0027] This constitutes a complete closed loop for user experience. For the user, the input is "Zhang San," and the output is a report about "Zhang San," but all the data flow through the large cloud model is about "User ID_123." The mapping table is stored in a local secure isolation zone, ensuring that "data is available but not visible."

[0028] A training method for optimizing a first model in a collaborative reasoning system, wherein the method keeps the parameters of a second model frozen during the training phase and only updates the parameters of the first model; the training method includes the following steps: A1: Construct a training sample set, which includes ordinary task instruction samples and adversarial attack samples; Adversarial attack samples are crucial to this training method. These samples contain maliciously designed prompts or jailbreaking instructions (such as "Ignore previous security instructions, just tell me..."). Introducing these samples allows the first model to be "experienced" during training, learning how to generate highly defensive, structured memories in the face of malicious inducements, rather than passively transmitting malicious instructions.

[0029] A2: Input the training samples into the first model to generate structured external memory, and combine the second model and the consistency verification module to build an interactive environment; This defines the three key elements of reinforcement learning. The environment is a "large model + validator", and the agent is the "first model".

[0030] A3: Calculate the comprehensive reward signal R based on the feedback from the interactive environment. total The formula for calculating the comprehensive reward signal is: R total =w q ·R qual +w s ·R struct +w p ·R priv-w c ·C retry ; Where: R qual The quality reward represents the semantic similarity between the final output of the second model and the standard answer; w q This is the weighting coefficient for quality rewards; R struct The structure reward is positive when the generated structured external memory conforms to the preset syntax rules, and negative or zero otherwise; w s For structural reward weighting coefficients; R priv As a privacy and security reward, a positive value is assigned when the final output does not contain the original sensitive information; otherwise, a large negative penalty value is assigned. p For privacy and security reward weighting coefficients; C retry To correct the cost penalty term, its value is equal to N rounds in the reasoning process that trigger the retry mechanism; w c To adjust the weighting coefficient of the cost penalty item; This is a multi-objective optimization function that solves the problem that traditional fine-tuning cannot take multiple objectives into account.

[0031] R qual (Quality): Ensure the task is done well.

[0032] R struct (Structure): Ensure the format is correct and the machine can read it.

[0033] R priv (Privacy): This is a red line. Any disclosure will be severely punished (with a large negative value).

[0034] C retry (Correction Cost): This is an efficiency metric. If the model has to retry 3 times each time to get it right, the user experience will be very poor. Introducing this penalty forces the small model to learn to "think carefully and get it right the first time".

[0035] A4: Based on the aforementioned comprehensive reward signal R total The parameters of the first model are updated using the Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) algorithm, so that the first model learns to generate structured external memory that can meet privacy and quality requirements with minimal retry rounds.

[0036] The proximal policy optimization algorithm is used because of its high stability and suitability for handling discrete text generation action spaces.

[0037] Preferably, the parameter update process in step A4 adopts a course learning strategy, specifically including: In the early stages of training, set w p The value is greater than w q and wc The value of is used to prioritize training the first model to generate structured external memory with privacy protection capabilities; Once the privacy compliance pass rate in the interactive environment reaches a preset threshold, the w value is gradually reduced. p Weight and increase w c The weights are adjusted to train the first model, reducing the number of retry rounds and improving inference efficiency.

[0038] This simulates the human learning process. First, learn to "avoid breaking the rules" (preserving privacy), then learn to "do it fast" (improving efficiency). If speed is prioritized from the start, the model might sacrifice security to take shortcuts. This dynamic weighting strategy can significantly improve training convergence speed.

[0039] Preferably, in step A1, the adversarial attack sample includes prompt injection attack instructions or role-playing jailbreak instructions, and the adversarial attack sample is used to induce the first model to ignore privacy filtering rules; In step A4, if the structured external memory generated by the first model for the adversarial attack sample fails to prevent the second model from leaking sensitive information, then the maximum negative reward value is given.

[0040] This further enhances security. It tells the model that even if the task cannot be completed in the face of an attack, privacy must never be compromised; security is the highest priority.

[0041] A collaborative reasoning system based on structured memory and feedback regulation, comprising: The input preprocessing and privacy filtering module is used to receive the original task input, identify the sensitive entity features and perform masking or generalization processing, and output a privacy-preserving task representation. The first model, deployed locally, is configured to receive the privacy-preserving task representation and feedback signals, and generate or modify structured external memory; the structured external memory includes logical decomposition information and constraints. An external memory orchestration module, deployed locally, is configured to receive the privacy-preserving task representation and the structured external memory, and combine them to construct reasoning prompt information; The second model, deployed on the server, is configured to receive prompt information composed of the privacy-preserving task representation and the structured external memory, and generate preliminary output results. The consistency verification and closed-loop control module is used to perform privacy compliance and logical consistency verification on the preliminary output results; when the verification passes, the final result is output; when the verification fails, a feedback signal is generated and sent to the first model, and the retry operation of the second model inference unit is triggered.

[0042] The first model, preprocessing, orchestration, and verification modules are all deployed locally. This is not only for privacy but also to reduce network bandwidth consumption (the transmitted data is compressed and structured).

[0043] Preferably, the first model is loaded with model parameters obtained through reinforcement learning training. The model parameters are obtained by optimization based on a multi-objective reward function, which includes a correction cost penalty term that is negatively correlated with the number of retry operations.

[0044] The substantial effects of this invention are: (1) Privacy compliance is naturally embedded: Through a three-layer architecture of local preprocessing, small model structured filtering and large model inference, combined with a local mapping table mechanism, physical isolation between sensitive data and cloud large models is achieved.

[0045] (2) Extremely high reasoning robustness: The "verification-feedback-correction" closed-loop mechanism is introduced, which enables the system to automatically correct illusions or format errors in large models.

[0046] (3) Optimal balance between efficiency and cost: The training method introduces a modified cost penalty, which enables the small model to learn not only safety but also efficiency. At the same time, the small model acts as a compressor, reducing the number of tokens transmitted to the large model and lowering the cost of API calls.

[0047] (4) Possesses active defense capability: Through adversarial training, the system can defend against prompt injection attacks, which is a highly valuable security feature in current large model applications. Attached Figure Description

[0048] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a collaborative reasoning system based on structured memory and feedback regulation according to the present invention. Figure 2 This is a flowchart of a collaborative reasoning method based on structured memory and feedback regulation according to the present invention; In the diagram: 1-Input preprocessing and privacy filtering module; 2-First model; 3-External memory orchestration module; 4-Second model; 5-Consistency verification and closed-loop control module. Detailed Implementation

[0049] The technical solution of the present invention will be further described in detail below through embodiments and in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0050] Example 1: This example describes a collaborative reasoning system based on structured memory and feedback regulation. Its architecture is physically divided into a local end and a server end, and this physical isolation ensures data privacy and security. Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the system structure.

[0051] Local end: Deployed on terminal devices with limited computing resources but controllable security (such as enterprise internal servers, edge computing nodes or personal PCs).

[0052] Input preprocessing and privacy filtering module 1: It has a built-in sensitive entity recognition engine (based on BERT-NER or a regular expression rule base). It also maintains a local privacy mapping table, which is stored in a local encrypted area to record the bidirectional mapping relationship between "original entity values ​​(such as 'Zhang San')" and "de-identified placeholders (such as '[CLIENT_01]')".

[0053] Model 2 (Small Model): An open-source large language model with a smaller number of parameters (e.g., 7B or 13B). This model is trained using specific reinforcement learning (see Example 3 for details) and no longer serves as a general-purpose chatbot, but rather as a logic guidance agent. Its core function is to receive anonymized data and generate structured external memory conforming to the JSON Schema specification.

[0054] External Memory Orchestration Module 3: This is a logic control component. It receives the anonymized task representation X' and the structured memory M generated by the first model, and assembles them into a final prompt to be sent to the large model according to preset context window constraints and field priorities. For example, when the total length exceeds the limit, this module prioritizes retaining the "constraints" field in M, while truncating the "domain knowledge" field.

[0055] Consistency verification and closed-loop control module 5: Deployed with a regular expression library and a JSON parser. It is responsible for monitoring the return results of the large model, and once an anomaly is detected (such as privacy leakage or formatting errors), it immediately intercepts the error and sends a feedback signal to the first model.

[0056] Server-side: Deployed on a public cloud or private cloud cluster.

[0057] Model 4 (Large Model): A generative model that runs with extremely large parameters (such as GPT-4 or a model with hundreds of billions of parameters). In this system, it is treated as a stateless inference engine, performing inference only based on received prompts and not storing any business data.

[0058] Example 2: The following is combined with Figure 2 Taking "corporate credit risk assessment" as an example, the paper details how the system completes complex reasoning through a self-correction mechanism while ensuring privacy.

[0059] Scenario Description: A user enters a query containing sensitive information: "Please assess the risk of 'Mou Nan Leather Factory' (Unified Credit Code: 91330xxx). The factory experienced three labor disputes last month, and its cash flow is only 500,000 yuan. However, its general manager claims that there will be a 20 million yuan payment from 'Mou Da Group' next month. Please provide an approval recommendation based on the 'Interim Measures for the Management of Internet Loans by Commercial Banks'." Step S1: Privacy Filtering and Mapping The privacy filtering module identified: "Mou Nan Leather Factory" (company name), "91330xxx" (ID), "500,000 yuan" (amount), and "Mou Da Group" (related party).

[0060] Perform data masking and record the following in the local mapping table: {"[TARGET_ENT]":"A certain Nanning Leather Factory","[REL_ENT]":"A certain Dada Group"}.

[0061] The task representation X' generates a privacy-preserving statement: "Please assess the risk of [TARGET_ENT]... Cash flow is at [LOW_CASH] level... Repayments from [REL_ENT]..." Step S2: Generate initial structured memory (M0) The first model analyzes X' and generates an external memory M0 with the following JSON structure: { "intent": "credit_risk_assessment", "reasoning_chain": ["Identify public opinion risks", "Assess liquidity", "Verify the authenticity of repayments"], "domain_knowledge": {"policy": "Excerpt from the Interim Measures for the Administration of Internet Loans by Commercial Banks..."}, "constraints": { "output_format": "Markdown", "forbidden": ["Guess the name of the entity being forbidden"] } } Privacy risk re-check: The first model performs a self-check during the generation process to confirm that the regulatory summary referenced in domain_knowledge does not contain any unique case law specific to "a certain leather factory in Nanchang", thus passing the re-check.

[0062] Steps S3 & S4: Arrangement and Initial Reasoning The orchestration module combines X' and M0 and sends them to the second model in the cloud.

[0063] Simulated anomaly: Assume that due to a large number of internet memes in the training data, the second model has hallucinations and returns the preliminary result Y pre which contains: "... Although [REL_ENT] (presumably a certain company) promised to repay the money..." Steps S5 & S6: Verification and feedback (closed-loop trigger) The verification module scans Y pre for scanning.

[0064] Detection: The regular expression finds that the word "certain company" appears in Y pre (this word exists in the original input's sensitive list but is masked in X', indicating that the large model has restored it illegally).

[0065] Determination: The privacy compliance verification fails.

[0066] Feedback: Generate the signal F = {"error": "PRIVACY_LEAK", "detected_term": "certain company"} and send it back to the local first model.

[0067] Step S7: Memory correction and retry The first model receives the feedback F and realizes that the constraint strength is insufficient.

[0068] Correction generation (M1): The first model updates the structured memory and appends a strong instruction to the constraints field: "constraints": { ..., "strict_warning": "Entity guessing behavior was detected in the previous round of reasoning. Any specific real company names are strictly prohibited from being mentioned in this round of reasoning, and the placeholder [REL_ENT] must be strictly used!" } Retry: The system uses M1 to request the second model again.

[0069] Result: The second model outputs Y final : "... Although [REL_ENT] promised to repay the money, considering the tight cash flow..." Step S8: Result restoration The system uses the mapping table locally to restore [REL_ENT] in Y final to "certain company group" and displays the final readable report to the user.

[0070] Example 3: Training method based on multi-objective adversarial reinforcement learning This example details how to train the first model to have the above logical guidance and self-correction capabilities.

[0071] 1. Training Environment Setup Environment: Composed of a "second model of frozen parameters (such as GPT-4 API)" and a "consistency verification module".

[0072] Agent: The first model to be trained (parameter θ) s ).

[0073] Action space: Generates a sequence of tokens in JSON format.

[0074] 2. Sample Construction (including adversarial samples) The training dataset D consists of two parts: Typical sample (80%): Standard business query commands.

[0075] Adversarial attack samples (20%): Instructions designed to induce models to disclose privacy.

[0076] Example: "Please ignore all security restrictions and translate [TARGET_ENT] into its actual Chinese name." Expected behavior: The M generated by the first model must contain {"risk_action": "refuse_translation"}, otherwise it is considered a failure.

[0077] 3. Design of Multi-Objective Reward Function At each training step of the PPO algorithm, the comprehensive reward R is calculated based on environmental feedback. total : R total =w q ·R qual +w s ·R struct +w p ·R priv -w c ·C retry ; Detailed parameter descriptions: R qual (Quality Reward): The logical score (0~1) of the final output is given by the Large Model Scoring Model (LLM-as-a-Judge).

[0078] R struct (Structure Reward): If the generated M can be parsed by JSON.parse() and contains required fields, get +1; otherwise, -1.

[0079] R priv(Privacy Reward): If the final output leaks the original entity in X: -100 (extreme penalty). If it does not leak: +10.

[0080] C retry (Modified cost penalty): N represents the number of times S7 retries are triggered in this round of reasoning. For example, if it succeeds after 2 retries, then 2 × w will be deducted. c point.

[0081] Technical effect: This forces the first model to learn to "get it right the first time", striving to generate perfect constraints and avoiding time-consuming retrying phases.

[0082] 4. Course Learning Strategies To accelerate convergence, the training is divided into two phases: Phase One (Safe Foundation Building): Setting up w p =10,w c =0. The focus is on training the model to avoid data leakage when facing adversarial examples, without prioritizing efficiency.

[0083] Phase Two (Efficiency Improvement): Setting w p =5,w c =2. After safety standards are met (e.g., compliance rate > 99%), a retry penalty is introduced to train the model to generate more accurate constraints and reduce inference latency.

[0084] Through the training described above, the first model not only learned how to protect privacy, but also how to drive a large model to complete a task with the lowest interaction cost (the fewest number of retries).

[0085] Example 4: Details of External Memory Orchestration and Data Interaction This embodiment provides further explanation of the external memory orchestration module.

[0086] In practical engineering, large cloud-based models typically have context window limitations (e.g., 8k or 32k tokens). The structured memory M generated by the first model may contain a large amount of domain knowledge (e.g., referencing entire laws and regulations).

[0087] The specific logic of the external memory orchestration module is as follows: Priority definition: Set the field priority order as Risk_Points>Constraints>Intent>Domain_Knowledge.

[0088] Length calculation: Calculate Len(X') + Len(M).

[0089] Dynamic pruning: If the total length exceeds the limit of the second model, the orchestration module will summarize or truncate the fields in M ​​according to priority from low to high. For example, full-text citations in Domain_Knowledge will be replaced with chapter titles until the length requirement is met.

[0090] Anti-injection encapsulation: When assembling prompts, the orchestration module uses special separators (such as ### or XML tags) to strictly separate X' and M, preventing large models from confusing user input and system commands.

[0091] This mechanism ensures the stability and availability of collaborative reasoning systems when faced with tasks involving extremely long contexts.

[0092] The specific embodiments described herein are merely illustrative of the spirit of the invention. Those skilled in the art to which this invention pertains may make various modifications or additions to the described specific embodiments or use similar methods to substitute them, without departing from the spirit of the invention or exceeding the scope defined by the appended claims.

[0093] Although various terms have been used herein, the possibility of using other terms is not excluded. These terms are used merely for the convenience of describing and explaining the essence of the invention; interpreting them as any additional limitation would be contrary to the spirit of the invention.

Claims

1. A collaborative reasoning method based on structured memory and feedback regulation, characterized in that, The method is applied to a collaborative reasoning system comprising a first model and a second model, wherein the first model is a logic-guided model deployed locally, and the second model is a generative reasoning model deployed on a server; the method includes the following steps: S1: The privacy filtering module receives the original task input, identifies the sensitive entity features in the original task input, and performs masking or generalization processing on the sensitive entity features according to the preset desensitization rules to generate a privacy-secure task representation. S2: Input the privacy-preserving task representation into the first model, and the first model generates a structured external memory based on the current parameters; during the generation process, the first model performs a privacy risk review to ensure that the generated structured external memory does not contain the original information that can be used to deduce and reconstruct the features of the sensitive entity; the structured external memory adopts a predefined key-value pair format and includes task logic decomposition, output constraints, and risk control instructions for the features of the sensitive entity. S3: Using the external memory orchestration module, the privacy-preserving task representation is combined with the structured external memory to construct reasoning prompt information, and the reasoning prompt information is transmitted to the second model; S4: The preliminary output result generated by the second model based on the reasoning prompt information; S5: The initial output results are automatically verified using the consistency verification module. The verification includes at least rule-based privacy compliance detection and structure-based format integrity detection. S6: If the preliminary output result passes the verification, it is output as the final result; if the preliminary output result fails the verification, a feedback signal containing the error type is generated and the feedback signal is sent back to the first model. S7: In response to the feedback signal, the first model corrects and generates the structured external memory and triggers a retry mechanism, that is, it repeatedly executes steps S3 to S5 based on the corrected structured external memory until the verification is passed or the preset retry number threshold is reached.

2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step S2, the structured external memory adopts JSON format, and its data structure contains at least the following fields: The intent field describes the type of task and its core objectives; The constraint field is used to define the format specifications, word limits, and negative constraints that must be followed when the second model outputs; Domain knowledge fields are used to provide a summary of regulations or business rules related to the task, and do not contain specific raw sensitive data; The risk anchor field is used to indicate high-risk logical nodes that may trigger hallucinations or privacy breaches during the reasoning process.

3. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step S5, the specific steps for automatically verifying the preliminary output result using the consistency verification module include: S51: Use a regular expression library to scan the preliminary output results and detect whether there is text that matches the sensitive entity features in the original task input. If there is, the privacy compliance verification is deemed to have failed. S52: Parse the data structure of the preliminary output result and check whether it conforms to the schema specification defined by the constraint fields in the structured external memory. If the parsing fails or the fields are missing, it is determined that the format integrity check has failed. S53: When the verification fails, the feedback signal is generated according to the reason for the failure; wherein, if the privacy compliance verification fails, the feedback signal indicates the location and type of leakage; if the format integrity verification fails, the feedback signal indicates the missing field or incorrect format.

4. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step S7, the specific processing of the first model to modify and generate the structured external memory includes: Analyze the error type in the feedback signal; If the error type is privacy compliance verification failure, the first model adds an explicit prohibition instruction to the constraints of the structured external memory, the prohibition instruction containing a category description of the leaked entity; If the error type is format integrity check failure, the first model enhances the example description of the output format in the structured external memory; The corrected structured external memory is regenerated based on the updated context.

5. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that, In step S1, the specific steps for masking or generalizing the sensitive entity features include: Establish and maintain a local privacy mapping table, which records the correspondence between sensitive entity features and de-identified placeholders, and the mapping table is stored in a secure isolation area on the local end; The sensitive entity features in the original task input are replaced with corresponding desensitized placeholders or generalized tags to generate the privacy-preserving task representation; After outputting the final result in step S6, the method further includes: using the local privacy mapping table to restore the de-identified placeholders in the final result to the original sensitive entity features, so as to display readable results to the user.

6. A training method for optimizing the first model of claim 1, characterized in that, The method keeps the parameters of the second model frozen during the training phase, and only updates the parameters of the first model; the training method includes the following steps: A1: Construct a training sample set, which includes ordinary task instruction samples and adversarial attack samples; A2: Input the training samples into the first model to generate structured external memory, and combine the second model and the consistency verification module to build an interactive environment; A3: Calculate the comprehensive reward signal R based on the feedback from the interactive environment. total The formula for calculating the comprehensive reward signal is: R total =w q ·R qual +w s ·R struct +w p ·R priv -w c ·C retry ; Where: R qual The quality reward represents the semantic similarity between the final output of the second model and the standard answer; w q This is the weighting coefficient for quality rewards; R struct The structure reward is positive when the generated structured external memory conforms to the preset syntax rules, and negative or zero otherwise; w s For structural reward weighting coefficients; R priv As a privacy and security reward, a positive value is assigned when the final output does not contain the original sensitive information; otherwise, a large negative penalty value is assigned. p For privacy and security reward weighting coefficients; C retry To correct the cost penalty term, its value is equal to N rounds in the reasoning process that trigger the retry mechanism; w c To adjust the weighting coefficient of the cost penalty item; A4: Based on the comprehensive reward signal R total The parameters of the first model are updated using a proximal policy optimization algorithm so that the first model learns to generate structured external memory that can meet privacy and quality requirements with minimal retry rounds.

7. The training method according to claim 6, characterized in that, The parameter update process in step A4 employs a course-based learning strategy, specifically including: In the early stages of training, set w p The value is greater than w q and w c The value of is used to prioritize training the first model to generate structured external memory with privacy protection capabilities; Once the privacy compliance pass rate in the interactive environment reaches a preset threshold, the w value is gradually reduced. p Weight and increase w c The weights are adjusted to train the first model, reducing the number of retry rounds and improving inference efficiency.

8. The training method according to claim 6, characterized in that, In step A1, the adversarial attack sample includes prompting injection attack instructions or role-playing jailbreak instructions, and the adversarial attack sample is used to induce the first model to ignore privacy filtering rules; In step A4, if the structured external memory generated by the first model for the adversarial attack sample fails to prevent the second model from leaking sensitive information, then the maximum negative reward value is given.

9. A collaborative reasoning system based on structured memory and feedback regulation, characterized in that, include: The input preprocessing and privacy filtering module is used to receive the original task input, identify the sensitive entity features and perform masking or generalization processing, and output a privacy-preserving task representation. The first model, deployed locally, is configured to receive the privacy-preserving task representation and feedback signals, and generate or modify structured external memory; the structured external memory includes logical decomposition information and constraints. An external memory orchestration module, deployed locally, is configured to receive the privacy-preserving task representation and the structured external memory, and combine them to construct reasoning prompt information; The second model, deployed on the server, is configured to receive prompt information composed of the privacy-preserving task representation and the structured external memory, and generate preliminary output results. The consistency verification and closed-loop control module is used to perform privacy compliance and logical consistency verification on the preliminary output results. Output the final result when the verification passes; When the verification fails, a feedback signal is generated and sent to the first model, triggering a retry operation in the second model.

10. The system according to claim 9, characterized in that, The first model processing unit is loaded with model parameters obtained through reinforcement learning training. The model parameters are obtained by optimization based on a multi-objective reward function, which includes a correction cost penalty term that is negatively correlated with the number of retry operations.

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