DYPO unifies SFT and RL with three new components to linearly reduce fitting bias and variance, delivering 4.8% gains on reasoning benchmarks and 13.3% on out-of-distribution tasks.
A practical two-stage recipe for mathematical llms: Maximizing accuracy with sft and efficiency with reinforcement learning
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SciTikZer-8B uses a new dataset, benchmark, and dual self-consistency RL to generate TikZ code for scientific graphics, outperforming much larger models like Gemini-2.5-Pro.
HAPO adds a hindsight-anchored SSI operator with Thompson gating to GRPO-style RLVR, achieving asymptotic consistency that recovers unbiased on-policy gradients as the policy improves.
Sequential SFT followed by RL, guided by the Plasticity-Ceiling Framework, achieves higher performance ceilings in LLM mathematical reasoning than synchronized methods by optimizing data scale and transition timing.
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Bridging SFT and RL: Dynamic Policy Optimization for Robust Reasoning
DYPO unifies SFT and RL with three new components to linearly reduce fitting bias and variance, delivering 4.8% gains on reasoning benchmarks and 13.3% on out-of-distribution tasks.
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Scientific Graphics Program Synthesis via Dual Self-Consistency Reinforcement Learning
SciTikZer-8B uses a new dataset, benchmark, and dual self-consistency RL to generate TikZ code for scientific graphics, outperforming much larger models like Gemini-2.5-Pro.
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Hindsight-Anchored Policy Optimization: Turning Failure into Feedback in Sparse Reward Settings
HAPO adds a hindsight-anchored SSI operator with Thompson gating to GRPO-style RLVR, achieving asymptotic consistency that recovers unbiased on-policy gradients as the policy improves.
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Rethinking Expert Trajectory Utilization in LLM Post-training for Mathematical Reasoning
Sequential SFT followed by RL, guided by the Plasticity-Ceiling Framework, achieves higher performance ceilings in LLM mathematical reasoning than synchronized methods by optimizing data scale and transition timing.