Formalizes Reasoning Portability (RP) and proposes RDB-CL to modulate per-sample KL regularization in RLVR for MLLM continual learning, achieving +12.0% Last accuracy over vanilla RLVR baseline by preserving reusable reasoning on high-RP samples.
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DRIFT benchmark shows substantial performance degradation for continual graph learning methods under task-free continuous distribution shifts modeled via Gaussian mixtures.
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A state distribution view of post-training shows that on-policy supervision from the learner itself can outperform fixed-dataset SFT and preserve retention better than aggressive supervised updates.
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Reasoning Portability: Guiding Continual Learning for MLLMs in the RLVR Era
Formalizes Reasoning Portability (RP) and proposes RDB-CL to modulate per-sample KL regularization in RLVR for MLLM continual learning, achieving +12.0% Last accuracy over vanilla RLVR baseline by preserving reusable reasoning on high-RP samples.
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DRIFT: A Benchmark for Task-Free Continual Graph Learning with Continuous Distribution Shifts
DRIFT benchmark shows substantial performance degradation for continual graph learning methods under task-free continuous distribution shifts modeled via Gaussian mixtures.
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Muon-OGD: Muon-based Spectral Orthogonal Gradient Projection for LLM Continual Learning
Muon-OGD introduces a spectral-norm constrained orthogonal projection method solved via dual iterations and Newton-Schulz approximations to improve stability-plasticity trade-off in sequential LLM adaptation.
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Post-Training is About States, Not Tokens: A State Distribution View of SFT, RL, and On-Policy Distillation
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