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Preventing Model Collapse: A Fisher-Rao Perspective on the Dynamics of Training with Synthetic Data
Large Language Models (LLMs) are now routinely trained using synthetic data, since high-quality human data has been exhausted by the ever increasing needs of larger and larger models. However, recursive training on synthetic data frequently induces model collapse, a degenerative feedback loop where
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