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Week 30 · 2026
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On-Policy Delta Distillation
This research presents OPD2, a novel distillation technique that focuses on the learning trajectory of reasoning models by using a delta signal between teacher and base models. Experimental results prove it outperforms standard on-policy distillation across multiple complex reasoning domains.
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On-Policy Delta Distillation
This research presents OPD2, a novel distillation technique that focuses on the learning trajectory of reasoning models by using a delta signal between teacher and base models. Experimental results prove it outperforms standard on-policy distillation across multiple complex reasoning domains.
Week 27 · 2026
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Is One Layer Enough? Training A Single Transformer Layer Can Match Full-Parameter RL Training
This study demonstrates that reinforcement learning post-training for LLMs is not a uniform process across all parameters but is concentrated in specific middle layers. By leveraging this discovery, researchers developed layer-aware training methods that outperform traditional full-parameter optimization.
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Program-as-Weights: A Programming Paradigm for Fuzzy Functions
The researchers present Program-as-Weights (PAW), a paradigm that shifts LLM usage from expensive per-input API calls to a 'compile-once, run-locally' model using neural adapters. This approach allows small, specialized models to outperform massive foundation models on specific fuzzy tasks while maintaining high efficiency and privacy.
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Is One Layer Enough? Training A Single Transformer Layer Can Match Full-Parameter RL Training
This study demonstrates that reinforcement learning post-training for LLMs is not a uniform process across all parameters but is concentrated in specific middle layers. By leveraging this discovery, researchers developed layer-aware training methods that outperform traditional full-parameter optimization.
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Program-as-Weights: A Programming Paradigm for Fuzzy Functions
The researchers present Program-as-Weights (PAW), a paradigm that shifts LLM usage from expensive per-input API calls to a 'compile-once, run-locally' model using neural adapters. This approach allows small, specialized models to outperform massive foundation models on specific fuzzy tasks while maintaining high efficiency and privacy.
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