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Denser $\neq$ Better: Limits of On-Policy Self-Distillation for Continual Post-Training
Continual post-training enables foundation models to acquire new knowledge while preserving existing capabilities. Recent work suggests that on-policy learning can mitigate forgetting, with self-distillation as a particularly attractive approach. We revisit this optimistic claim through self-distill
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