Matching upper and lower bounds on DPO policy optimality gap are derived that depend on a single design-dependent information matrix linking pair selection to estimation error and suboptimality.
Reinforcement learning from human feedback with active queries
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RLAVR uses the Corrective Advantage Gap metric and CARE policy to actively acquire ground-truth labels for key samples, stabilizing RLVR training and boosting performance with limited annotation budgets.
HyRe personalizes reward models at test time by reweighting an ensemble of heads trained on aggregate preferences, using few target examples to outperform uniform averaging and prior methods on RewardBench and 32 tasks.
A statistical survey of RLHF for LLM alignment that connects preference learning and policy optimization to models like Bradley-Terry-Luce while reviewing methods, extensions, and open challenges.
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Which Pairs to Compare for LLM Post-Training?
Matching upper and lower bounds on DPO policy optimality gap are derived that depend on a single design-dependent information matrix linking pair selection to estimation error and suboptimality.
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When Self-Belief Misleads: Active Label Acquisition for Reinforcement Learning with Verifiable Rewards
RLAVR uses the Corrective Advantage Gap metric and CARE policy to actively acquire ground-truth labels for key samples, stabilizing RLVR training and boosting performance with limited annotation budgets.
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Test-Time Alignment via Hypothesis Reweighting
HyRe personalizes reward models at test time by reweighting an ensemble of heads trained on aggregate preferences, using few target examples to outperform uniform averaging and prior methods on RewardBench and 32 tasks.
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Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback: A Statistical Perspective
A statistical survey of RLHF for LLM alignment that connects preference learning and policy optimization to models like Bradley-Terry-Luce while reviewing methods, extensions, and open challenges.