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A machine learning team wants to improve a base language model's ability to follow instructions. They have already trained a separate, reliable 'reward model' that can score the quality of any given response. The team wants to use this reward model to enhance the base model's performance directly through a data-centric approach, avoiding more complex training paradigms. Which of the following strategies correctly describes the most effective and direct way to use the reward model for this purpose?
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A machine learning team wants to improve a base language model's ability to follow instructions. They have already trained a separate, reliable 'reward model' that can score the quality of any given response. The team wants to use this reward model to enhance the base model's performance directly through a data-centric approach, avoiding more complex training paradigms. Which of the following strategies correctly describes the most effective and direct way to use the reward model for this purpose?