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From Soft Targets to Reward Signals: How Assignment and Reward Objectives Interact
Soft preference targets specify supervision strength, and reward objectives convert that strength into learned reward signals. A central design question remains: how does assigning a fixed set of preference strengths to different response pairs change the rewards produced by different objectives? We
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