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It seems that current code only realize the reward loss, how about the pretrain loss mentioned in the paper? Do the reward loss and pretrain loss are trained sequentially? #24

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lkh329 opened this issue Jun 13, 2023 · 3 comments

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lkh329 commented Jun 13, 2023

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Very nice work! I have the same problem. I only confuse that why the grad scale is 1e-3 and only train 100 steps? thanks a lot.

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xujz18 commented Jun 19, 2023

Because it is simpler to use ReFL alone directly and to achieve decent results, the code provided here is simply ReFL without the inclusion of pre-training data in order to present the core code of the ReFL algorithm in a simple way. If you wish, you can add the pre-training data yourself. The aim of grad scale 1e-3 and train steps 100 is also to simplify.

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