The cumulative token IS ratio gives unbiased prefix correction and lower variance than full-sequence ratios for token-level gradients in LLM policy optimization, enabling CTPO to outperform GRPO and GSPO baselines on mathematical reasoning tasks.
Improving LLM general preference alignment via optimistic online mirror descent
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Introduces HRC model for game-theoretic decomposition of preferences into orthogonal transitive and cyclic components, paired with DSPPO for dynamic Nash-seeking alignment, reporting gains over BT and GPM baselines on RewardBench and downstream LLM evaluations.
Diff.-NPO frames diffusion alignment as a self-play game reaching Nash equilibrium and reports better text-to-image results than prior DPO-style methods.
An expository book that systematically presents RLHF methods, from reward modeling to direct alignment algorithms, aimed at readers with quantitative backgrounds.
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Rethinking Importance Sampling in LLM Policy Optimization: A Cumulative Token Perspective
The cumulative token IS ratio gives unbiased prefix correction and lower variance than full-sequence ratios for token-level gradients in LLM policy optimization, enabling CTPO to outperform GRPO and GSPO baselines on mathematical reasoning tasks.
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Transitivity Meets Cyclicity: Explicit Preference Decomposition for Dynamic Large Language Model Alignment
Introduces HRC model for game-theoretic decomposition of preferences into orthogonal transitive and cyclic components, paired with DSPPO for dynamic Nash-seeking alignment, reporting gains over BT and GPM baselines on RewardBench and downstream LLM evaluations.
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Towards General Preference Alignment: Diffusion Models at Nash Equilibrium
Diff.-NPO frames diffusion alignment as a self-play game reaching Nash equilibrium and reports better text-to-image results than prior DPO-style methods.
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Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback
An expository book that systematically presents RLHF methods, from reward modeling to direct alignment algorithms, aimed at readers with quantitative backgrounds.
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