Graded rewards improve language models’ control over scoped instructions

ScopeIF trains models to satisfy constraints attached to specific response segments by measuring how severely each constraint is violated.

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Bosi Wen · Yilin Niu · Xiaoying Ning · Ying Zhang · Hongning Wang · Minlie Huang

Tsinghua University · Zhipu AI

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The authors represent each objective constraint through three independent components: Scope, the response segment governed by the rule; Target, the feature being constrained; and Range, the permitted values.

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From Zhipu AI and Tsinghua University · Part of Agent Rule Compliance, now 24 papers

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ScopeIF uses graded rewards and a unified constraint schema to improve LLMs' precise instruction following on scope-aware constraints.

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