training · filter-self-training-data-hidden-state-parameter-probe TEC-0262 · proposed

Filter self-training data with a hidden-state parameter prob

Train a per-layer logistic probe on the hidden state just before each parameter value is emitted, then use its score to keep only reliable self-generated tool calls for LoRA fine-tuning and to rerank sampled candidates at inference.

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Train a per-layer logistic probe on the hidden state just before each parameter value is emitted, then use its score to keep only reliable self-generated tool calls for LoRA fine-tuning and to rerank sampled candidates at inference. Filed by the drafting stage from Getting the Parameters Right: A Difficulty-Graded Benchmark and Probe-Guided Training for LLM Tool Calls (2608.03071) with status proposed: the paper introduces or tests it, and the claim drafted from the paper is its first evidence. The paper validated it by: Exact match and field-level F1 across 5 open models and 7 benchmarks: average EM 19.7 (0-shot) to 51.6 (seed SFT) to 59.6 (probe-filtered), above self-training (53.9), log-probability filtering (44.2) and majority vote (48.9); probe-filtered beat seed SFT in all 35 model-dataset pairs; reranking added 4.2-4.6 EM.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

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