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5 results for “GSM8K”

  1. Research · Theory

    Random weight perturbations don't reliably find task experts in pretrained models

    Does Random Search Discover Task Experts? Revisiting Neural Thickets

    The apparent advantage of best-of-N selected perturbations mostly reflects selection noise, and top experts perform no better than the base model on held-out questions.

    Countdown, GSM8K, MBPP: 0.16 pts mean held-out rank-1 accuracy gain (as reported)

    University of Southern California, University of Oxford

  2. Research · Language models

    Gradient decomposition supplements LoRA updates to match full fine-tuning performance

    Beyond Low-Rank Parameterization: Narrowing the Gap Between LoRA and Full Fine-Tuning via Gradient Decomposition

    GDLoRA recovers gradients orthogonal to LoRA's accessible space and applies them to base weights, improving accuracy across multiple benchmarks by 2–4%.

    GLUE: 85.26% average score (as reported)

    Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Hebei University of Technology

  3. Research · Language models

    Token-level teacher selection improves on-policy distillation for LLMs

    Compatibility Matters: A Framework for Token-Level Teacher Selection in On-Policy Distillation

    A theoretical framework and new routing scheme yield up to 10 percentage point gains in pass@k across math, code, and reasoning tasks.

    AIME 2025 × KernelBench L2: 4.37% joint fast0 pass@1 (as reported)

    Princeton University, Amazon Annapurna Labs