RLVR exhibits correct-set turnover where solved problems regress during training, and a periodic review mechanism exploiting a repair-window principle improves retention and performance over baselines.
Co-Evolving Policy Distillation
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RLVR and OPD have become standard paradigms for post-training. We provide a unified analysis of these two paradigms in consolidating multiple expert capabilities into a single model, identifying capability loss in different ways: mixed RLVR suffers from inter-capability divergence cost, while the pipeline of first training experts and then performing OPD, though avoiding divergence, fails to fully absorb teacher capabilities due to large behavioral pattern gaps between teacher and student. We propose Co-Evolving Policy Distillation (CoPD), which encourages parallel training of experts and introduces OPD during each expert's ongoing RLVR training rather than after complete expert training, with experts serving as mutual teachers (making OPD bidirectional) to co-evolve. This enables more consistent behavioral patterns among experts while maintaining sufficient complementary knowledge throughout. Experiments validate that CoPD achieves all-in-one integration of text, image, and video reasoning capabilities, significantly outperforming strong baselines such as mixed RLVR and MOPD, and even surpassing domain-specific experts. The model parallel training pattern offered by CoPD may inspire a novel training scaling paradigm.
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D-OPSD formulates supervised fine-tuning of step-distilled diffusion models as on-policy self-distillation by having the model act as both teacher (with multimodal context) and student (with text-only context) on its own roll-outs.
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Learning to Solve, Forgetting to Retain: Correct-Set Turnover in RLVR
RLVR exhibits correct-set turnover where solved problems regress during training, and a periodic review mechanism exploiting a repair-window principle improves retention and performance over baselines.
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D-OPSD: On-Policy Self-Distillation for Continuously Tuning Step-Distilled Diffusion Models
D-OPSD formulates supervised fine-tuning of step-distilled diffusion models as on-policy self-distillation by having the model act as both teacher (with multimodal context) and student (with text-only context) on its own roll-outs.