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Cognition adds a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning

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Cognition says it added a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning for the first time.

The stage trains on several trillion tokens of code, scientific articles, and blogs, with the scarcest, highest-quality data saved for last.

Cognition also says most gains in its latest training run came from higher-quality, more diverse reinforcement learning tasks, not from changes to its RL recipe from SWE-2. Its research team audited task instructions, environment setup, and verifiers, and added several new task types.

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  1. Nov 4, 2:55 PM ET · 1 article
    Cognition says higher-quality RL tasks drove its latest model gains
    Cognition: Cognition says higher-quality RL tasks drove its latest model gains
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    Cognition describes adding a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning
    Cognition: Cognition adds a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning

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    Cognition says higher-quality RL tasks drove its latest model gains

    AICognition says most gains in its latest training run came from higher-quality, more diverse reinforcement learning tasks rather than changes to its RL recipe from SWE-2. The research team audited task instructions, environment setup, and verifiers, and added several new task types.

    Image from @cognition's post
  2. CognitionOfficial
    Cognition adds a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning

    AICognition says it added a mid-training stage before reinforcement learning for the first time. The stage trains on several trillion tokens of code, scientific articles, and blogs, with the scarcest, highest-quality data saved for last.

    Image from @cognition's post

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