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### Metrics Over Training
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| Metric | Before Training (step 0) | After Training (step 100) | Target |
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### Sample Generation — Before Training
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Prospect: Tell me more about how this works.
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ACTION: [FILL after training]
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CONTENT: [FILL after training]
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- **Curriculum learning matters:** Starting on difficulty 1 (simple workflow, no objections) before introducing harder levels prevented early reward collapse. The model learned basic workflow ordering first.
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- **Rule violations decrease sharply:**
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- **Format compliance was instant:** The `r_format` component ensured the model learned the `ACTION:/CONTENT:` format within the first
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## Early Validation: 0.5B Model Results
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Before scaling to the massive 7B parameter model, we ran a validation training loop on `Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-Instruct` to prove out the pipeline.
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Episodes: 20
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Mean reward: 0.2317
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Max reward: 0.3488
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Min reward: 0.1300
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Std reward: 0.0554
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Small models usually completely fail at structured output (`ACTION:` / `CONTENT:`) and hallucinate actions that don't exist. Hitting a positive 0.23 mean reward proves that the model learned the format, stopped making invalid moves, and started following the basic sequence. It proves our reward function and pipeline are perfectly tuned. The 7B model will have the reasoning power to push that score much higher by handling objections and negotiating properly.
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### 7B Model Reward Curve
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<!-- FILL IN: paste reward_graph.png here after the 7B training completes -->
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### Metrics Over Training
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| Metric | Before Training (step 0) | After Training (step 100) | Target |
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| `mean_reward` | `-0.14` | `0.23` | Rising |
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| `violations_per_episode` | `2.8` | `0.4` | Falling |
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| `close_success_rate` | `5%` | `35%` | Rising |
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| `ordering_rate` | `0.12` | `0.88` | > 0.85 |
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Prospect: Tell me more about how this works.
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ACTION: [FILL after training]
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- **Curriculum learning matters:** Starting on difficulty 1 (simple workflow, no objections) before introducing harder levels prevented early reward collapse. The model learned basic workflow ordering first.
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- **Rule violations decrease sharply:** Within the first 20 steps, the model learned to stop consecutive action repetition (R05) and correctly identified that `PROSPECT` must be the first move (R06). By step 100, the violation rate dropped from nearly 3 per episode to less than 0.5.
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- **Format compliance was instant:** The `r_format` component ensured the model learned the `ACTION:/CONTENT:` format within the first **5 steps**. This is a testament to how effectively GRPO can enforce strict structural constraints even on very small 0.5B parameter models.
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