Under the Evo-GDPO archive admission criterion, what happens if a candidate harness achieves strictly lower mean latency and monetary cost than the frontier, but has a task reward where ?
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Under the Evo-GDPO archive admission criterion, what happens if a candidate harness achieves strictly lower mean latency and monetary cost than the frontier, but has a task reward where ?
In Evo-GDPO, if a candidate harness fails to provide an admissible Pareto frontier improvement, the archive remains unchanged.
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