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by rytill
23 days ago
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Well, it’s up to the user or post-trainer of the LLM what they believe to be above average. Then they can design around that. In the case of real world LLMs and post-training, what is above average is defined roughly as: labeled good by expert humans, and scoring high on RL environments related to coding like debugging, passing tests, or running efficiently and verifiably correctly. |
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