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Using Model-as-a-Judge for Reward in Reinforcement Finetuning

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In domains that are inherently challenging to quantify, such as creative writing, we demonstrate that leveraging a superior large language model (LLM) as a judge can meaningfully improve the performance of the policy model.

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