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Given a constitution, using RLAIF and a prompt dataset, rank pairs of responses. The response adhering closer to the constitution gets a better score.Now, using the pairs of ranked responses as a reward signal (a preference dataset), train a Mistral-7b model using DPO and Parameter Efficient Fine-Tuning.
Some tokenizer issues plaguing v1 and v2 were fixed; nonetheless - as you'll see in the sample results json file - the finetuned model's responses are not that different from that of the base model's. The issue seems to be that the preference dataset had 'chosen' and 'rejected' responses not that different from one another. So it seems the 'chosen' response does no better a job at reflect the principle, which translates to the finetuned model not learning much. This is gonna be tackled using further research on improving the preference dataset. V4 awaits!
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