Prioritizing Annotation on Confidently Incorrect Reasoning Steps
In process supervision, annotation efforts yield greater model improvement when focused on reasoning steps that the model confidently believes are correct but are actually flawed. This strategy is more effective than annotating obvious mistakes, as it directly addresses and corrects the model's misplaced confidence in its problematic reasoning.
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Ch.5 Inference - Foundations of Large Language Models
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