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Relative Density Ratio Optimization for Stable and Statistically Consistent Model Alignment
Aligning language models with human preferences is essential for ensuring their safety and reliability. Although most existing approaches assume specific human preference models such as the Bradley-Terry model, this assumption may fail to accurately capture true human preferences, and consequently,
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