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Iterative Length-regularized Direct Preference Optimization: A Case Study On Improving 7B Language Models To GPT-4 Level

Abstract

Direct Preference Optimization (DPO), a standard method for aligning language models with human preferences, is traditionally applied to offline preferences. Recent studies show that DPO benefits from iterative training with online preferences labeled by a trained reward model. In this work, we identify a pitfall of vanilla iterative DPO - improved response quality can lead to increased verbosity.

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