Published on July 7, 2026, the summary presents a proposal to convert off-policy tokens into tokens treated as on-policy through rejection sampling, addressing variance in LLM alignment.
A paper published on July 7, 2026 proposes using rejection sampling to convert off-policy tokens into tokens treated as on-policy for language-model alignment. Its motivation is to address variance associated with per-token accumulated importance-sampling ratios. The summary says the approach may help engineers understand variance and the difference between data and policy in RL post-training.
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