PAIR combines a hidden-state probe with an attention correction to deliver robust step-level rewards for GRPO-based optimization of multi-turn LLM agents, achieving high AUROC on contaminated trajectories at low cost.
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GR-Ben is a new process-level benchmark that evaluates error detection by PRMs and LLMs in science and logic reasoning, showing weaker performance outside mathematics.
rePIRL learns effective process reward models for LLM reasoning via a dual policy-PRM update process inspired by inverse RL, unifying online and offline methods with reported gains over prior approaches on math and coding datasets.
An exploration-aware policy optimization method lets LLM agents explore selectively via a variational-inference reward and action grouping, yielding consistent gains on text and GUI agent benchmarks.
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PAIR: Prefix-Aware Internal Reward Model for Multi-Turn Agent Optimization
PAIR combines a hidden-state probe with an attention correction to deliver robust step-level rewards for GRPO-based optimization of multi-turn LLM agents, achieving high AUROC on contaminated trajectories at low cost.
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GR-Ben: A General Reasoning Benchmark for Evaluating Process Reward Models
GR-Ben is a new process-level benchmark that evaluates error detection by PRMs and LLMs in science and logic reasoning, showing weaker performance outside mathematics.
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rePIRL: Learn PRM with Inverse RL for LLM Reasoning
rePIRL learns effective process reward models for LLM reasoning via a dual policy-PRM update process inspired by inverse RL, unifying online and offline methods with reported gains over prior approaches on math and coding datasets.
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Learning to Explore: Scaling Agentic Reasoning via Exploration-Aware Policy Optimization
An exploration-aware policy optimization method lets LLM agents explore selectively via a variational-inference reward and action grouping, yielding consistent gains on text and GUI agent benchmarks.