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Equation 10 · Part 2 · What RLHF Actually Optimises: Rated Agreeableness, and Where It Parts from Helpfulness

Symbol d

RRL(d)=d(αRL−βRLlog⁡d),R_{\mathrm{RL}}(d) = d\left(\alpha_{\mathrm{RL}} - \beta_{\mathrm{RL}} \log d\right),
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…reward model plays the role of the human, and a smaller “proxy” reward model is trained on its labels [ 8 ] . Optimising the proxy raises the gold score at first and then lowers it. They fit empirical functional forms in d , the square root of the KL divergence from the initial policy, finding for best-of- n sampling RBoN(d)R_{\mathrm{BoN}}(d) = d(αBoN\alpha_{\mathrm{BoN}} - βBoN\beta_{\mathrm{BoN}} d) and for reinforcement learning RRL(d)=d(αRL−βRLlog⁡d)R_{\mathrm{RL}}(d) = d\left(\alpha_{\mathrm{RL}} - \beta_{\mathrm{RL}} \log d\right). with coefficients that vary smoothly and roughly logarithmically with the…

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