Reward Strategy for a Mathematical AI
You are training a language model to solve basic arithmetic problems like 'What is 135 + 258?'. You decide to implement a reward system that gives a positive score only if the model's final numerical answer is correct, and a negative score otherwise. Analyze why this simple, outcome-focused reward strategy is an effective approach for this specific task.
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