…View arXiv page View PDF Add to collection Community 🇩🇪 ❤️ the dense-core + repetition idea is appealing, but i’m curious how sensitive the gains are to the exact definitions of coherence, information…
…btw, arXivLens has a solid walkthrough that breaks down this turn-group idea nicely, e.g. the summary here: https://arxivlens.com/PaperView/Details/a-2-tgpo-agentic-turn-group-policy-optimization…
…An ideal reward model should predict accurate rewards that align with human preferences across diverse scenarios. However, existing paradigms face a fundamental dilemma: Discriminative RMs regress rewards directly on features extracted by…
…Tools like this are great for speeding up early development stages, particularly for testing ideas before investing time in detailed art production. Here: https://animeslayers.org/ This is a really solid breakdown…
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…https://houyuanchen111.github.io/UniVidX.github.io/ View arXiv page View PDF Project page GitHub 221 Add to collection Community the scm idea is a clean way to turn a single diffusion…
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…The idea of using trace tournaments to extract gradients when verifiable rewards are uninformative is pretty clever. It makes a lot of sense to pivot to relative rankings instead of just letting…