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RPS post-training method lifts Qwen3-8b program synthesis accuracy to 95%
A two-stage training approach combining curriculum learning with adaptive learning rate decay improved Qwen 3-8B's program execution reliability from 72% to 95% on synthesis benchmarks.
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A researcher has published results for RPS (Regressive Plasticity Schedule), a post-training method that applies neuroscience-inspired principles to improve language model performance on code generation tasks. The approach uses a two-stage training pipeline: high learning rate on easy data, then low...
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