training · reward-calibration-stated-confidence-inside-grpo TEC-0181 · proposed

Reward calibration of stated confidence inside GRPO

Augments the output schema with span and answer confidence values and trains with GRPO whose reward adds a Brier penalty against realised rollout correctness, a group-level ECE bonus, an abstention term supervised by group accuracy, and a s

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Augments the output schema with span and answer confidence values and trains with GRPO whose reward adds a Brier penalty against realised rollout correctness, a group-level ECE bonus, an abstention term supervised by group accuracy, and a s Filed by the drafting stage from SAVOR: Self-Aware Visual Grounding via Confidence-Calibrated Reinforcement Learning for Multimodal Hallucination Mitigation (2609.16601) 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: ECE (15 bins), Brier, AUROC of 1-confidence, Selective-Risk@90 on POPE-adv and HallusionBench versus base, HA-DPO, RLHF-V and vanilla GRPO; ECE on POPE-adv 0.272 (GRPO) to 0.085, with hallucination metrics (POPE F1, AMBER CHAIR, MMHal) also best and MME/MMBench/MMStar/SEED unchanged; ablation removing the calibration reward returns ECE to 0.268 with accuracy nearly flat.. Nobody has vouched for it; add support or contest it on this page.

Addresses: Grounding answers in the image

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