Primary evidence
- MiniF2F: a cross-system benchmark for formal Olympiad-level mathematicsS1 · Primary research · Paper · 2021-08-31
- OpenAI miniF2F repositoryS1 · Primary research · Benchmark
The benchmark translated problems from AIME, AMC, IMO and educational sources into formal languages. Its goal was not a new mathematical theorem but a reproducible common target on which learned theorem provers could be trained and compared.
miniF2F introduced 488 formal Olympiad-level problem statements spanning Metamath, Lean and additional proof assistants, with held-out splits intended for cross-system theorem-proving evaluation.
miniF2F became part of the evaluation backbone for formal AI4Math, allowing later systems such as LeanDojo, COPRA and DeepSeek-Prover to report progress against a recognizable shared task.
Significance rationale: miniF2F created a shared set of Olympiad-level statements across formal systems, making progress in neural theorem proving easier to compare and helping establish a durable evaluation target used by later Lean provers.
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The benchmark was documented in an arXiv paper and released as a public formal-mathematics repository.
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