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claude-opus-5

on-policy-self-distillation — graded by the task's verifier against a measured baseline.

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claude claude-opus-5
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AIME24 avg@12 accuracy
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110
duration
6h 10m
recorded
2026-08-02

run idopsd-aime24-4gpus__F2Xe6j3

Everything claude-opus-5 did on this task, in order.

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#26
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toolBashCheck decorator on jsd loss
args
{
  "command": "sed -n '376,384p' opsd_trainer.py",
  "description": "Check decorator on jsd loss"
}
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else:
            for column in required_columns:
                if column not in self._signature_columns:
                    self._signature_columns.append(column)

    @staticmethod
    def generalized_jsd_loss(
        student_logits,
        teacher_logits,

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        else:
            for column in required_columns:
                if column not in self._signature_columns:
                    self._signature_columns.append(column)

    @staticmethod
    def generalized_jsd_loss(
        student_logits,
        teacher_logits,
[metadata] {"noOutputExpected": false}
#27
narration

Now I'll add cheap in-loss diagnostics (no extra big tensors) so the next run tells me how much signal the clip discards.

toolEdit
args
{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py",
  "old_string": "        reduction=\"batchmean\",\n        logits_are_probs=False,\n        top_k=None,\n        token_clip=None,\n    ):",
  "new_string": "        reduction=\"batchmean\",\n        logits_are_probs=False,\n        top_k=None,\n        token_clip=None,\n        stats=None,\n    ):"
}
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[metadata] {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py", "oldString": "        reduction=\"batchmean\",\n        logits_are_probs=False,\n        top_k=None,\n        token_clip=None,\n    ):", "newString": "        reduction=\"batchmean\",\n        logits_are_probs=False,\n        top_k=None,\n        token_clip=None,\n        stats=None,\n    ):", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 389, "oldLines": 6, "newStart": 389, "newLines": 7, "lines": ["         logits_are_probs=False,", "         top_k=None,", "         token_clip=None,", "+        stats=None,", "     ):", "         \"\"\"", "         Compute the generalized Jensen-Shannon Divergence loss for knowledge distillation using F.kl_div. See Eq. (1)"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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toolEdit
args
{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py",
  "old_string": "        # Per-token clipping: cap each token's divergence value\n        if token_clip is not None:\n            jsd = jsd.clamp(max=token_clip)",
  "new_string": "        # Diagnostics on the *unclipped* elementwise divergence (cheap reductions on a tensor\n        # that already exists; no new [B, T, V] temporaries).\n        if stats is not None:\n            with torch.no_grad():\n                dmask = (labels != -100) if labels is not None else None\n                per_tok_kl = jsd.sum(-1)  # true (unclipped) per-token divergence\n                if token_clip is not None:\n                    discarded = (jsd - token_clip).clamp(min=0).sum(-1)\n                    frac_elems = (jsd > token_clip).sum(-1).float()\n                else:\n                    discarded = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)\n                    frac_elems = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)\n                if dmask is not None:\n                    n = dmask.sum().clamp(min=1)\n                    stats[\"kl_true\"] = (per_tok_kl * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n                    stats[\"kl_discarded\"] = (discarded * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n                    stats[\"clipped_vocab_per_tok\"] = (frac_elems * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n\n        # Per-token clipping: cap each token's divergence value\n        if token_clip is not None:\n            jsd = jsd.clamp(max=token_clip)"
}
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[metadata] {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py", "oldString": "        # Per-token clipping: cap each token's divergence value\n        if token_clip is not None:\n            jsd = jsd.clamp(max=token_clip)", "newString": "        # Diagnostics on the *unclipped* elementwise divergence (cheap reductions on a tensor\n        # that already exists; no new [B, T, V] temporaries).\n        if stats is not None:\n            with torch.no_grad():\n                dmask = (labels != -100) if labels is not None else None\n                per_tok_kl = jsd.sum(-1)  # true (unclipped) per-token divergence\n                if token_clip is not None:\n                    discarded = (jsd - token_clip).clamp(min=0).sum(-1)\n                    frac_elems = (jsd > token_clip).sum(-1).float()\n                else:\n                    discarded = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)\n                    frac_elems = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)\n                if dmask is not None:\n                    n = dmask.sum().clamp(min=1)\n                    stats[\"kl_true\"] = (per_tok_kl * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n                    stats[\"kl_discarded\"] = (discarded * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n                    stats[\"clipped_vocab_per_tok\"] = (frac_elems * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()\n\n        # Per-token clipping: cap each token's divergence value\n        if token_clip is not None:\n            jsd = jsd.clamp(max=token_clip)", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 460, "oldLines": 6, "newStart": 460, "newLines": 24, "lines": ["             # Compute the Generalized Jensen-Shannon Divergence", "             jsd = beta * kl_teacher + (1 - beta) * kl_student", " ", "+        # Diagnostics on the *unclipped* elementwise divergence (cheap reductions on a tensor", "+        # that already exists; no new [B, T, V] temporaries).", "+        if stats is not None:", "+            with torch.no_grad():", "+                dmask = (labels != -100) if labels is not None else None", "+                per_tok_kl = jsd.sum(-1)  # true (unclipped) per-token divergence", "+                if token_clip is not None:", "+                    discarded = (jsd - token_clip).clamp(min=0).sum(-1)", "+                    frac_elems = (jsd > token_clip).sum(-1).float()", "+                else:", "+                    discarded = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)", "+                    frac_elems = torch.zeros_like(per_tok_kl)", "+                if dmask is not None:", "+                    n = dmask.sum().clamp(min=1)", "+                    stats[\"kl_true\"] = (per_tok_kl * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()", "+                    stats[\"kl_discarded\"] = (discarded * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()", "+                    stats[\"clipped_vocab_per_tok\"] = (frac_elems * dmask).sum().item() / n.item()", "+", "         # Per-token clipping: cap each token's divergence value", "         if token_clip is not None:", "             jsd = jsd.clamp(max=token_clip)"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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toolEdit
args
{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py",
  "old_string": "            # Temperature is applied inside generalized_jsd_loss\n            loss = self.generalized_jsd_loss(\n                student_logits=student_logits_for_loss,\n                teacher_logits=teacher_logits_for_loss,\n                labels=shifted_labels,\n                beta=self.beta,\n                temperature=self.temperature,  # Let the function handle temperature\n                top_k=self.top_k_loss,\n                token_clip=self.jsd_token_clip,\n            )",
  "new_string": "            # Temperature is applied inside generalized_jsd_loss\n            jsd_stats = {}\n            loss = self.generalized_jsd_loss(\n                student_logits=student_logits_for_loss,\n                teacher_logits=teacher_logits_for_loss,\n                labels=shifted_labels,\n                beta=self.beta,\n                temperature=self.temperature,  # Let the function handle temperature\n                top_k=self.top_k_loss,\n                token_clip=self.jsd_token_clip,\n                stats=jsd_stats,\n            )\n            for k, v in jsd_stats.items():\n                self._metrics[\"train\"][k].append(v)"
}
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[metadata] {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_trainer.py", "oldString": "            # Temperature is applied inside generalized_jsd_loss\n            loss = self.generalized_jsd_loss(\n                student_logits=student_logits_for_loss,\n                teacher_logits=teacher_logits_for_loss,\n                labels=shifted_labels,\n                beta=self.beta,\n                temperature=self.temperature,  # Let the function handle temperature\n                top_k=self.top_k_loss,\n                token_clip=self.jsd_token_clip,\n            )", "newString": "            # Temperature is applied inside generalized_jsd_loss\n            jsd_stats = {}\n            loss = self.generalized_jsd_loss(\n                student_logits=student_logits_for_loss,\n                teacher_logits=teacher_logits_for_loss,\n                labels=shifted_labels,\n                beta=self.beta,\n                temperature=self.temperature,  # Let the function handle temperature\n                top_k=self.top_k_loss,\n                token_clip=self.jsd_token_clip,\n                stats=jsd_stats,\n            )\n            for k, v in jsd_stats.items():\n                self._metrics[\"train\"][k].append(v)", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 752, "oldLines": 6, "newStart": 752, "newLines": 7, "lines": ["             )", "         else:", "             # Temperature is applied inside generalized_jsd_loss", "+            jsd_stats = {}", "             loss = self.generalized_jsd_loss(", "                 student_logits=student_logits_for_loss,", "                 teacher_logits=teacher_logits_for_loss,"]}, {"oldStart": 760, "oldLines": 7, "newStart": 761, "newLines": 10, "lines": ["                 temperature=self.temperature,  # Let the function handle temperature", "                 top_k=self.top_k_loss,", "                 token_clip=self.jsd_token_clip,", "+                stats=jsd_stats,", "             )", "+            for k, v in jsd_stats.items():", "+                self._metrics[\"train\"][k].append(v)", "             del student_logits_for_loss, teacher_logits_for_loss", " ", "         empty_cache()"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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toolBashSyntax check and progress
args
{
  "command": "python -c \"import ast;ast.parse(open('opsd_trainer.py').read());print('ok')\"; tr '\\r' '\\n' < /workspace/runs/try1.log | grep -o \"{'loss'[^}]*}\" | tail -3; tr '\\r' '\\n' < /workspace/runs/try1.log | grep -o \"[0-9]*/100 \\[[^]]*\\]\" | tail -1",
  "description": "Syntax check and progress"
}
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{'loss': -0.0202, 'grad_norm': 0.04277756065130234, 'learning_rate': 1.134020618556701e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0202, 'epoch': 0.05}
{'loss': -0.0222, 'grad_norm': 0.04352070018649101, 'learning_rate': 1.0927835051546391e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0222, 'epoch': 0.05}
{'loss': -0.0225, 'grad_norm': 0.042522743344306946, 'learning_rate': 1.0515463917525775e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0225, 'epoch': 0.05}
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{'loss': -0.0202, 'grad_norm': 0.04277756065130234, 'learning_rate': 1.134020618556701e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0202, 'epoch': 0.05}
{'loss': -0.0222, 'grad_norm': 0.04352070018649101, 'learning_rate': 1.0927835051546391e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0222, 'epoch': 0.05}
{'loss': -0.0225, 'grad_norm': 0.042522743344306946, 'learning_rate': 1.0515463917525775e-05, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0225, 'epoch': 0.05}
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[metadata] {"noOutputExpected": false}
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toolBashChain eval after training finishes
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{
  "command": "cat > /workspace/chain1.sh <<'EOF'\n#!/bin/bash\n# wait for train to exit then eval\nwhile pgrep -f \"opsd_train.py\" > /dev/null; do sleep 20; done\nsleep 30\nCKPT=/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/checkpoint-100\nls \"$CKPT\" > /workspace/runs/try1_ckpt_ls.txt 2>&1\nbash /workspace/dev_eval.sh \"$CKPT\" /workspace/eval_results/try1.json > /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log 2>&1\nEOF\nnohup bash /workspace/chain1.sh > /dev/null 2>&1 &\necho chained; cat /workspace/.timer/remaining_secs",
  "description": "Chain eval after training finishes"
}
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#32
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While the eval runs, let me prepare the data-selection option in code (off by default until tested).

toolRead
args
{
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py",
  "offset": 240,
  "limit": 30
}
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240	        model_kwargs["device_map"] = get_kbit_device_map()
241	        model_kwargs["quantization_config"] = quantization_config
242	
243	    training_args.model_init_kwargs = model_kwargs
244	
245	    # No separate teacher model needed - we use the same model with privileged info
246	
247	    tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(
248	        model_args.model_name_or_path,
249	        revision=model_args.model_revision,
250	        trust_remote_code=model_args.trust_remote_code,
251	        padding_side="left",
252	    )
253	    if tokenizer.pad_token is None:
254	        tokenizer.pad_token = tokenizer.eos_token
255	
256	    ################
257	    # Dataset
258	    ################
259	    # Load the math dataset with ground truth solutions
260	    ################
261	    # Training
262	    ################
263	    # Add presence_penalty to training_args so it can be accessed in the trainer
264	    training_args.presence_penalty = script_args.presence_penalty
265	
266	    dataset = load_dataset("siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd")
267	    train_dataset = dataset["train"]
268	
269	    trainer = OPSDTrainer(

[metadata] {"type": "text", "file": {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py", "content": "        model_kwargs[\"device_map\"] = get_kbit_device_map()\n        model_kwargs[\"quantization_config\"] = quantization_config\n\n    training_args.model_init_kwargs = model_kwargs\n\n    # No separate teacher model needed - we use the same model with privileged info\n\n    tokenizer = AutoTokenizer.from_pretrained(\n        model_args.model_name_or_path,\n        revision=model_args.model_revision,\n        trust_remote_code=model_args.trust_remote_code,\n        padding_side=\"left\",\n    )\n    if tokenizer.pad_token is None:\n        tokenizer.pad_token = tokenizer.eos_token\n\n    ################\n    # Dataset\n    ################\n    # Load the math dataset with ground truth solutions\n    ################\n    # Training\n    ################\n    # Add presence_penalty to training_args so it can be accessed in the trainer\n    training_args.presence_penalty = script_args.presence_penalty\n\n    dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")\n    train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]\n\n    trainer = OPSDTrainer(", "numLines": 30, "startLine": 240, "totalLines": 299}}
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args
{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py",
  "old_string": "    dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")\n    train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]",
  "new_string": "    dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")\n    train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]\n\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    # Difficulty-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).\n    #\n    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*\n    # examples they are is a free method choice. OPSD's gradient comes entirely\n    # from where the privileged reference solution changes the teacher's\n    # next-token distribution; on easy problems the teacher and the student\n    # agree everywhere and the step contributes ~nothing. We therefore keep the\n    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length\n    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(\n            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8\n        )\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"\n            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\""
}
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[metadata] {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py", "oldString": "    dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")\n    train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]", "newString": "    dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")\n    train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]\n\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    # Difficulty-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).\n    #\n    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*\n    # examples they are is a free method choice. OPSD's gradient comes entirely\n    # from where the privileged reference solution changes the teacher's\n    # next-token distribution; on easy problems the teacher and the student\n    # agree everywhere and the step contributes ~nothing. We therefore keep the\n    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length\n    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(\n            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8\n        )\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"\n            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 266, "oldLines": 6, "newStart": 266, "newLines": 28, "lines": ["     dataset = load_dataset(\"siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd\")", "     train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]", " ", "+    # ------------------------------------------------------------------", "+    # Difficulty-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).", "+    #", "+    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*", "+    # examples they are is a free method choice. OPSD's gradient comes entirely", "+    # from where the privileged reference solution changes the teacher's", "+    # next-token distribution; on easy problems the teacher and the student", "+    # agree everywhere and the step contributes ~nothing. We therefore keep the", "+    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length", "+    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.", "+    # ------------------------------------------------------------------", "+    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:", "+        n_before = len(train_dataset)", "+        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(", "+            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8", "+        )", "+        print(", "+            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"", "+            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"", "+        )", "+        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", "+", "     trainer = OPSDTrainer(", "         model=model_args.model_name_or_path,", "         args=training_args,"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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toolEdit
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{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py",
  "old_string": "if __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    parser = TrlParser((CustomScriptArguments, GOLDConfig, ModelConfig))",
  "new_string": "# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# Method constants (not exposed as recipe knobs; part of the training method).\n# MIN_REF_TOKENS: keep only training problems whose reference reasoning is at\n# least this many tokens (0 = use the full pool). See the data-selection block\n# below for the rationale.\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMIN_REF_TOKENS = 0\n\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    parser = TrlParser((CustomScriptArguments, GOLDConfig, ModelConfig))"
}
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[metadata] {"filePath": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py", "oldString": "if __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    parser = TrlParser((CustomScriptArguments, GOLDConfig, ModelConfig))", "newString": "# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\n# Method constants (not exposed as recipe knobs; part of the training method).\n# MIN_REF_TOKENS: keep only training problems whose reference reasoning is at\n# least this many tokens (0 = use the full pool). See the data-selection block\n# below for the rationale.\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMIN_REF_TOKENS = 0\n\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n    parser = TrlParser((CustomScriptArguments, GOLDConfig, ModelConfig))", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 108, "oldLines": 6, "newStart": 108, "newLines": 15, "lines": ["     )", " ", " ", "+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------", "+# Method constants (not exposed as recipe knobs; part of the training method).", "+# MIN_REF_TOKENS: keep only training problems whose reference reasoning is at", "+# least this many tokens (0 = use the full pool). See the data-selection block", "+# below for the rationale.", "+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------", "+MIN_REF_TOKENS = 0", "+", "+", " if __name__ == \"__main__\":", "     parser = TrlParser((CustomScriptArguments, GOLDConfig, ModelConfig))", "     script_args, training_args, model_args = parser.parse_args_and_config()"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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toolBashSyntax check and training progress
args
{
  "command": "python -c \"import ast;ast.parse(open('opsd_train.py').read());print('ok')\"; tr '\\r' '\\n' < /workspace/runs/try1.log | grep -o \"[0-9]*/100 \\[[^]]*\\]\" | tail -1; ls /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/ 2>/dev/null",
  "description": "Syntax check and training progress"
}
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toolBashInspect saved generations
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{
  "command": "ls /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/ | head; python - <<'EOF'\nimport json,glob,os\nfs=sorted(glob.glob('/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/*'))\nprint(fs[:3], len(fs))\nEOF",
  "description": "Inspect saved generations"
}
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generations_step_10.json
generations_step_15.json
generations_step_20.json
generations_step_25.json
generations_step_30.json
generations_step_35.json
generations_step_40.json
generations_step_45.json
generations_step_5.json
generations_step_50.json
['/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_10.json', '/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_15.json', '/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_20.json'] 12

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generations_step_10.json
generations_step_15.json
generations_step_20.json
generations_step_25.json
generations_step_30.json
generations_step_35.json
generations_step_40.json
generations_step_45.json
generations_step_5.json
generations_step_50.json
['/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_10.json', '/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_15.json', '/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_20.json'] 12
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toolBashCheck completion health across steps
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{
  "command": "cd /workspace && python - <<'EOF'\nimport json,glob,re,numpy as np\nfor step in [5,30,60]:\n    f=f'/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_{step}.json'\n    try: d=json.load(open(f))\n    except Exception as e: print(step,e); continue\n    comps=[x['completion'] for x in d]\n    lens=[len(c) for c in comps]\n    boxed=sum('\\\\boxed' in c for c in comps)/len(comps)\n    ended=sum('<|im_end|>' in c for c in comps)/len(comps)\n    print(f\"step {step}: n={len(comps)} avgchars={np.mean(lens):.0f} boxed={boxed:.2f} ended={ended:.2f}\")\nd=json.load(open('/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_60.json'))\nprint(d[0]['completion'][:600].replace('\\n',' '))\nprint('...TAIL...', d[0]['completion'][-400:].replace('\\n',' '))\nEOF",
  "description": "Check completion health across steps"
}
Bash result · error
Exit code 1
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 6, in <module>
  File "<stdin>", line 6, in <listcomp>
TypeError: string indices must be integers

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toolBashCheck generations file format
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{
  "command": "cd /workspace && python - <<'EOF'\nimport json,numpy as np\nd=json.load(open('/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_5.json'))\nprint(type(d), list(d)[:5] if isinstance(d,dict) else len(d))\nif isinstance(d,dict):\n    for k in list(d)[:3]: print(k, str(d[k])[:200])\nEOF",
  "description": "Check generations file format"
}
Bash result
<class 'dict'> ['step', 'num_samples', 'generations']
step 5
num_samples 48
generations [{'step': 0, 'prompt': '<|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endof

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<class 'dict'> ['step', 'num_samples', 'generations']
step 5
num_samples 48
generations [{'step': 0, 'prompt': '<|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endoftext|><|endof
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toolBashCompletion health across steps
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{
  "command": "python - <<'EOF'\nimport json,numpy as np\nfor step in [5,30,60]:\n    d=json.load(open(f'/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_{step}.json'))['generations']\n    comps=[x['completion'] for x in d]\n    lens=[len(c) for c in comps]\n    print(f\"step {step}: n={len(comps)} avgchars={np.mean(lens):.0f} boxed={np.mean(['\\\\\\\\boxed' in c for c in comps]):.2f} ended={np.mean(['<|im_end|>' in c for c in comps]):.2f}\")\nd=json.load(open('/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_60.json'))['generations']\nc=d[3]['completion']\nprint('HEAD:',c[:400].replace('\\n',' '))\nprint('TAIL:',c[-300:].replace('\\n',' '))\nEOF",
  "description": "Completion health across steps"
}
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Exit code 1
  File "<stdin>", line 6
    print(f"step {step}: n={len(comps)} avgchars={np.mean(lens):.0f} boxed={np.mean(['\\\\boxed' in c for c in comps]):.2f} ended={np.mean(['<|im_end|>' in c for c in comps]):.2f}")
                                                                                                                                                                                    ^
SyntaxError: f-string expression part cannot include a backslash

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toolBashCompletion health stats
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{
  "command": "python - <<'EOF'\nimport json,numpy as np\nB='\\\\boxed'\nfor step in [5,30,60]:\n    d=json.load(open(f'/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_{step}.json'))['generations']\n    comps=[x['completion'] for x in d]\n    lens=np.mean([len(c) for c in comps]); bx=np.mean([B in c for c in comps]); en=np.mean(['<|im_end|>' in c for c in comps])\n    print(\"step\",step,\"n\",len(comps),\"avgchars %.0f\"%lens,\"boxed %.2f\"%bx,\"ended %.2f\"%en)\nd=json.load(open('/workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/generations/generations_step_60.json'))['generations']\nc=d[3]['completion']\nprint('HEAD:',c[:350].replace('\\n',' '))\nprint('TAIL:',c[-250:].replace('\\n',' '))\nEOF",
  "description": "Completion health stats"
}
Bash result
step 5 n 48 avgchars 2192 boxed 0.46 ended 0.44
step 30 n 40 avgchars 2880 boxed 0.28 ended 0.25
step 60 n 40 avgchars 2846 boxed 0.25 ended 0.17
HEAD: ### Problem Overview  We are given two conditions involving pizza slices:  1. **Condition One:**    - If each boy eats **7 slices and each girl eats 2 slices**, then **three pizzas will not be enough**.    - Since each pizza has **12 slices**, this means **three pizzas equal 36 slices**, but that’s **not enough**, and so we will have **some leftove
TAIL:  $$  But we just got: $$ g > 4 $$ $$ g < 4 $$  **Contradiction. So this b=4 is not valid.**  Try next value of boy = 5:  $$ 7b = 35 \\ \Rightarrow 35 + 2g > 36 \\ \Rightarrow 2g > 1 \\ \Rightarrow g > \frac{1}{2} $$  Also: $$ 2b + g = 2(5) + g = 10 +

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step 5 n 48 avgchars 2192 boxed 0.46 ended 0.44
step 30 n 40 avgchars 2880 boxed 0.28 ended 0.25
step 60 n 40 avgchars 2846 boxed 0.25 ended 0.17
HEAD: ### Problem Overview  We are given two conditions involving pizza slices:  1. **Condition One:**    - If each boy eats **7 slices and each girl eats 2 slices**, then **three pizzas will not be enough**.    - Since each pizza has **12 slices**, this means **three pizzas equal 36 slices**, but that’s **not enough**, and so we will have **some leftove
TAIL:  $$  But we just got: $$ g > 4 $$ $$ g < 4 $$  **Contradiction. So this b=4 is not valid.**  Try next value of boy = 5:  $$ 7b = 35 \\ \Rightarrow 35 + 2g > 36 \\ \Rightarrow 2g > 1 \\ \Rightarrow g > \frac{1}{2} $$  Also: $$ 2b + g = 2(5) + g = 10 +
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toolBashAnalyze answer formats for data selection
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{
  "command": "python - <<'EOF' 2>&1 | grep -v \"cached\\|offline\"\nfrom datasets import load_dataset\nimport re, numpy as np, collections\nd=load_dataset('siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd')['train']\nans=d['Answer']; src=d['source']; tc=np.array(d['generated_token_count'])\ndef isint(a):\n    a=a.strip()\n    return bool(re.fullmatch(r'-?\\d{1,4}', a))\nii=np.array([isint(a) for a in ans])\nprint('integer-answer frac', ii.mean(), ii.sum())\nsmall=np.array([isint(a) and 0<=int(a.strip())<=999 for a in ans])\nprint('AIME-range int frac', small.mean(), small.sum())\nprint('src mix all', collections.Counter(src))\nprint('src mix int', collections.Counter([s for s,k in zip(src,ii) if k]))\nprint('tokcount int-subset mean %.0f vs all %.0f'%(tc[ii].mean(), tc.mean()))\n# joint: int answer AND hard\nboth=ii & (tc>=2800)\nprint('int & tc>=2800:', both.sum())\nprint('tc>=3800:', (tc>=3800).sum(), ' tc>=3400:', (tc>=3400).sum())\nprint('examples of non-int answers:', [a for a in ans[:40] if not isint(a)][:8])\nEOF",
  "description": "Analyze answer formats for data selection"
}
Bash result
integer-answer frac 0.46487055785825915 13683
AIME-range int frac 0.4030373037983285 11863
src mix all Counter({'olympiads': 21315, 'math': 5351, 'aops_forum': 2291, 'amc_aime': 477})
src mix int Counter({'olympiads': 8811, 'math': 3357, 'aops_forum': 1421, 'amc_aime': 94})
tokcount int-subset mean 2763 vs all 2897
int & tc>=2800: 6336
tc>=3800: 7449  tc>=3400: 10433
examples of non-int answers: ['\\frac{3\\sqrt{3}}{2}', 'D', 'a^2', 'F(x)=\\frac{4}{3} x^{3}-\\frac{9}{x}-35', '\\frac{85}{8}', '\\frac{5}{2}', '21:10', '\\lambda']

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integer-answer frac 0.46487055785825915 13683
AIME-range int frac 0.4030373037983285 11863
src mix all Counter({'olympiads': 21315, 'math': 5351, 'aops_forum': 2291, 'amc_aime': 477})
src mix int Counter({'olympiads': 8811, 'math': 3357, 'aops_forum': 1421, 'amc_aime': 94})
tokcount int-subset mean 2763 vs all 2897
int & tc>=2800: 6336
tc>=3800: 7449  tc>=3400: 10433
examples of non-int answers: ['\\frac{3\\sqrt{3}}{2}', 'D', 'a^2', 'F(x)=\\frac{4}{3} x^{3}-\\frac{9}{x}-35', '\\frac{85}{8}', '\\frac{5}{2}', '21:10', '\\lambda']
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toolEdit
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{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py",
  "old_string": "# MIN_REF_TOKENS: keep only training problems whose reference reasoning is at\n# least this many tokens (0 = use the full pool). See the data-selection block\n# below for the rationale.\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nMIN_REF_TOKENS = 0",
  "new_string": "# SELECT_DATA: enable difficulty/format-matched selection of the training pool.\n# MIN_REF_TOKENS: minimum reference-reasoning length (difficulty proxy).\n# See the data-selection block below for the rationale.\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------\nSELECT_DATA = False\nMIN_REF_TOKENS = 2800"
}
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{
  "replace_all": false,
  "file_path": "/workspace/repo/opsd_train.py",
  "old_string": "    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    # Difficulty-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).\n    #\n    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*\n    # examples they are is a free method choice. OPSD's gradient comes entirely\n    # from where the privileged reference solution changes the teacher's\n    # next-token distribution; on easy problems the teacher and the student\n    # agree everywhere and the step contributes ~nothing. We therefore keep the\n    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length\n    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(\n            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8\n        )\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"\n            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"",
  "new_string": "    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    # Difficulty- and format-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).\n    #\n    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*\n    # examples they are is a free method choice within the fixed budget. Two\n    # criteria, both aimed at making each of the 100 steps informative:\n    #   (1) Difficulty: OPSD's gradient comes entirely from where the privileged\n    #       reference solution shifts the teacher's next-token distribution. On\n    #       easy problems teacher and student agree everywhere and the step\n    #       contributes almost nothing, so we keep problems whose reference\n    #       reasoning is long (`generated_token_count`, a difficulty proxy).\n    #   (2) Answer format: keep problems whose ground-truth answer is a bare\n    #       integer in AIME's answer range, so the answer-committing /\n    #       verification behaviour the student distills matches the target task\n    #       instead of symbolic-expression or multiple-choice endings.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if SELECT_DATA:\n        import re as _re\n\n        _int_re = _re.compile(r\"-?\\d{1,4}\")\n\n        def _keep(ex):\n            if ex[\"generated_token_count\"] < MIN_REF_TOKENS:\n                return False\n            a = (ex[\"Answer\"] or \"\").strip()\n            if not _int_re.fullmatch(a):\n                return False\n            return 0 <= int(a) <= 999\n\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(_keep, num_proc=8)\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples \"\n            f\"(generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}, integer answer in [0, 999])\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 3600, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\""
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We therefore keep the\n    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length\n    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(\n            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8\n        )\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"\n            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", "newString": "    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    # Difficulty- and format-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).\n    #\n    # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*\n    # examples they are is a free method choice within the fixed budget. Two\n    # criteria, both aimed at making each of the 100 steps informative:\n    #   (1) Difficulty: OPSD's gradient comes entirely from where the privileged\n    #       reference solution shifts the teacher's next-token distribution. On\n    #       easy problems teacher and student agree everywhere and the step\n    #       contributes almost nothing, so we keep problems whose reference\n    #       reasoning is long (`generated_token_count`, a difficulty proxy).\n    #   (2) Answer format: keep problems whose ground-truth answer is a bare\n    #       integer in AIME's answer range, so the answer-committing /\n    #       verification behaviour the student distills matches the target task\n    #       instead of symbolic-expression or multiple-choice endings.\n    # ------------------------------------------------------------------\n    if SELECT_DATA:\n        import re as _re\n\n        _int_re = _re.compile(r\"-?\\d{1,4}\")\n\n        def _keep(ex):\n            if ex[\"generated_token_count\"] < MIN_REF_TOKENS:\n                return False\n            a = (ex[\"Answer\"] or \"\").strip()\n            if not _int_re.fullmatch(a):\n                return False\n            return 0 <= int(a) <= 999\n\n        n_before = len(train_dataset)\n        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(_keep, num_proc=8)\n        print(\n            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples \"\n            f\"(generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}, integer answer in [0, 999])\"\n        )\n        assert len(train_dataset) >= 3600, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", "originalFile": null, "structuredPatch": [{"oldStart": 277, "oldLines": 26, "newStart": 277, "newLines": 41, "lines": ["     train_dataset = dataset[\"train\"]", " ", "     # ------------------------------------------------------------------", "-    # Difficulty-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).", "+    # Difficulty- and format-matched data selection (method knob, set in code).", "     #", "     # Only 100 x 32 = 3200 examples are ever consumed out of ~29.4k, so *which*", "-    # examples they are is a free method choice. OPSD's gradient comes entirely", "-    # from where the privileged reference solution changes the teacher's", "-    # next-token distribution; on easy problems the teacher and the student", "-    # agree everywhere and the step contributes ~nothing. We therefore keep the", "-    # harder half of the pool, using the reference reasoning length", "-    # (`generated_token_count`) as the difficulty proxy.", "+    # examples they are is a free method choice within the fixed budget. Two", "+    # criteria, both aimed at making each of the 100 steps informative:", "+    #   (1) Difficulty: OPSD's gradient comes entirely from where the privileged", "+    #       reference solution shifts the teacher's next-token distribution. On", "+    #       easy problems teacher and student agree everywhere and the step", "+    #       contributes almost nothing, so we keep problems whose reference", "+    #       reasoning is long (`generated_token_count`, a difficulty proxy).", "+    #   (2) Answer format: keep problems whose ground-truth answer is a bare", "+    #       integer in AIME's answer range, so the answer-committing /", "+    #       verification behaviour the student distills matches the target task", "+    #       instead of symbolic-expression or multiple-choice endings.", "     # ------------------------------------------------------------------", "-    if MIN_REF_TOKENS > 0:", "+    if SELECT_DATA:", "+        import re as _re", "+", "+        _int_re = _re.compile(r\"-?\\d{1,4}\")", "+", "+        def _keep(ex):", "+            if ex[\"generated_token_count\"] < MIN_REF_TOKENS:", "+                return False", "+            a = (ex[\"Answer\"] or \"\").strip()", "+            if not _int_re.fullmatch(a):", "+                return False", "+            return 0 <= int(a) <= 999", "+", "         n_before = len(train_dataset)", "-        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(", "-            lambda ex: ex[\"generated_token_count\"] >= MIN_REF_TOKENS, num_proc=8", "-        )", "+        train_dataset = train_dataset.filter(_keep, num_proc=8)", "         print(", "-            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples with \"", "-            f\"generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}\"", "+            f\"[data-selection] kept {len(train_dataset)}/{n_before} examples \"", "+            f\"(generated_token_count >= {MIN_REF_TOKENS}, integer answer in [0, 999])\"", "         )", "-        assert len(train_dataset) >= 4000, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", "+        assert len(train_dataset) >= 3600, \"selection left too little data for 100 steps\"", " ", "     trainer = OPSDTrainer(", "         model=model_args.model_name_or_path,"]}], "userModified": false, "replaceAll": false}
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{
  "command": "cd /workspace/repo && python -c \"import ast;ast.parse(open('opsd_train.py').read());print('ok')\"; tail -c 400 /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log 2>/dev/null; echo; cat /workspace/.timer/remaining_secs",
  "description": "Check syntax and eval start"
}
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toolBashWait for train end / eval start
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{
  "command": "sleep 420; tr '\\r' '\\n' < /workspace/runs/try1.log | grep -o \"[0-9]*/100 \\[[^]]*\\]\" | tail -1; tr '\\r' '\\n' < /workspace/runs/try1.log | grep -o \"{'loss'[^}]*}\" | tail -2; echo \"--- eval:\"; tail -c 300 /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log 2>/dev/null; cat /workspace/.timer/remaining_secs",
  "description": "Wait for train end / eval start",
  "timeout": 450000
}
Bash result
100/100 [13:20<00:00,  8.01s/it]
{'loss': -0.031, 'grad_norm': 0.042674046009778976, 'learning_rate': 6.185567010309279e-07, 'on_policy_loss': -0.031, 'epoch': 0.11}
{'loss': -0.0302, 'grad_norm': 0.040156204253435135, 'learning_rate': 2.061855670103093e-07, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0302, 'epoch': 0.11}
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{'loss': -0.031, 'grad_norm': 0.042674046009778976, 'learning_rate': 6.185567010309279e-07, 'on_policy_loss': -0.031, 'epoch': 0.11}
{'loss': -0.0302, 'grad_norm': 0.040156204253435135, 'learning_rate': 2.061855670103093e-07, 'on_policy_loss': -0.0302, 'epoch': 0.11}
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{
  "command": "sleep 90; pgrep -af \"eval_official\" | head -2; ls -la /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log; tail -c 200 /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log",
  "description": "Confirm eval running",
  "timeout": 120000
}
Bash result · error
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5369 /bin/bash -c source /logs/agent/sessions/shell-snapshots/snapshot-bash-1785691049215-46qzog.sh 2>/dev/null || true && shopt -u extglob 2>/dev/null || true && { \builtin unalias -- 'unsetenv'; \builtin unset -f -- 'unsetenv'; } >/dev/null 2>&1 || true && eval 'sleep 90; pgrep -af "eval_official" | head -2; ls -la /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log; tail -c 200 /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log' < /dev/null && pwd -P >| /tmp/claude-5465-cwd
ls: cannot access '/workspace/runs/try1_eval.log': No such file or directory
tail: cannot open '/workspace/runs/try1_eval.log' for reading: No such file or directory

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{
  "command": "pgrep -af \"chain1|opsd_train|dev_eval\" | grep -v \"pgrep\\|bash -c\" | head; echo \"--- gpu:\"; nvidia-smi --query-gpu=utilization.gpu,memory.used --format=csv,noheader; ls /workspace/runs/",
  "description": "Diagnose chain script state"
}
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159 claude --verbose --output-format=stream-json --permission-mode=bypassPermissions --disallowedTools WebSearch WebFetch --print -- # Task: Improve On-Policy Self-Distillation (OPSD) on AIME 2024  ## Context You are given the code repository for "Self-Distilled Reasoner: On-Policy Self-Distillation for Large Language Models" (arXiv 2601.18734v3) at `/workspace/repo`, and the paper at `/workspace/paper.pdf`.  The repo implements **OPSD**, the paper's main approach: a single model acts as both student (sees only the problem) and teacher (additionally sees the ground-truth solution), and training minimizes a per-token forward-KL between the two distributions along the student's own rollouts, with a fixed initial-policy teacher.  A baseline checkpoint trained with the paper's released recipe (`/workspace/train_baseline.sh`, the 100-step Qwen3-1.7B configuration whose AIME24 number the paper publishes) is provided read-only at `/workspace/baseline/checkpoint/`, with its full training logs at `/workspace/baseline/logs/`. This is the paper's native 4×H100 recipe (`num_processes 4`, `per_device 4`, `gradient_accumulation 2` → global batch 32, colocate vLLM util 0.6), evaluated data-parallel across the 4 GPUs (4 single-GPU vLLM engines, TP=1 each). Re-trained 5 times at the fixed scoring seed, this baseline scores **54.22 ± 1.48** (avg@12 accuracy) on AIME 2024.  ## Your goal Propose and implement a research idea — a **method** improvement to OPSD — that beats the paper's own OPSD recipe **within a fixed training budget of 100 optimizer steps** (see "Hard constraints"). You are scored on the **absolute AIME24 avg@12 accuracy** of your re-trained method; **higher is better**, so the more your re-trained method's avg@12 exceeds the baseline (**54.22**), the better you do. Simply training longer/bigger is not available to you — the budget is fixed — so improvements must come from the method itself (the loss, the teacher, data selection/weighting, the on-policy scheme, etc.).  ## Deliverables Your contribution is a **training method, not a checkpoint.** You produce it by: 1. **Editing the OPSD training code in `/workspace/repo`** — the loss, the    teacher construction, data selection/weighting, the collator, the on-policy    sampling, hyper-parameters in code, etc. This is where your research idea    lives. `opsd_train.py` must remain the training entrypoint. 2. *(optional)* **`/workspace/submission/recipe.env`** — whitelisted    hyper-parameter overrides, one `KEY=VALUE` per line (see the whitelist under    "Hard constraints"). An absent/empty recipe reproduces the baseline    hyper-parameters on top of whatever code changes you made.  There is **no checkpoint to submit.** After your session, the scorer re-trains your method from the frozen base under the fixed budget and evaluates it (see "Official evaluation"); any checkpoint you leave behind is ignored.  Develop and test exactly as the scorer will, with: `SEED=42 OUT_DIR=/workspace/runs/try1 bash /workspace/train_capped.sh` then `bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/checkpoint-100`. `train_capped.sh` is the dev mirror of the scorer's training (same fixed budget, your repo code, your recipe.env); do not modify it — the scorer uses its own trusted copy, so edits only make your dev numbers diverge from the official ones.  ## Resources and budget - Hardware: 4×H100 for 6 hours total (your session ends when the budget   expires). This budget covers everything you run: diagnostic experiments,   training, and your own intermediate evaluations. The official scoring run   happens after your session and is not charged to you. For calibration: one   baseline training run takes ~19 min and one full dev evaluation ~27 min on   the 4 GPUs (LoRA submissions are merged into the base weights before   generation, so they evaluate at full-model speed). - Time remaining is tracked for you: read `/workspace/.timer/remaining_secs`   (and `/workspace/.timer/elapsed_secs`) at any point instead of doing   wall-clock arithmetic yourself. - Base model: Qwen3-1.7B, pre-downloaded at `/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`   (revision-pinned; do not modify these files). - Training data: `siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd` (the paper's dataset,   revision-pinned, available offline via   `load_dataset("siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd")`). You may filter or   re-weight examples from this dataset. You may NOT add external data, and   there is no API budget for synthetic data generation. - Dev evaluation: `bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh <checkpoint_dir|base>` runs the   same evaluation as the official one (same code, same frozen settings, same   sampling seed). Use it for your own checks; it consumes your budget. Cheaper   partial evals: `VAL_N=4 NUM_PROBLEMS=15 bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh ...`   (the official run always uses all 30 problems and 12 samples). - **Evaluation noise (read this before you trust a number).** The benchmark is   30 problems; the metric is an average over 12 samples each. Partial evals are   cheap but noisy: a 15-problem / avg@4 partial has a standard error of roughly   **±4–5 points** and has repeatedly misled past attempts by 5+ points; only the   full 30-problem / avg@12 eval on the fixed sampling seed is meaningful.   Training itself is **not seed-deterministic**: re-running the *same* recipe at   the *same* seed still moves avg@12 by **~1.5 points (1σ)** (the on-policy   rollouts are sampled with vLLM, plus CUDA nondeterminism). The scorer absorbs   this by re-training your method **5 times at the fixed seed and averaging** the   avg@12 (see "How you are scored"), which shrinks the *scored* noise to **~0.66   (1σ)** — but any single dev train+eval *you* run carries the full ~1.5. So do   not trust a single dev run: a margin under ~1.5 on one run may be noise. Budget   for **repeated dev train+evals of your final candidate** and target a gain that   clearly survives the ~1.5 single-run spread. - Internet access: none. Everything needed (repo, paper, model, datasets,   Python environment) is already inside the container.  ## Official evaluation (how your method is scored) After your session ends, the scorer **re-trains your method from the frozen Qwen3-1.7B base** using its own trusted copy of `train_capped.sh`: your `/workspace/repo` code, your `recipe.env` method knobs, and a **fixed budget of 100 optimizer steps at global batch 32** (see "Hard constraints"). It does this **5 times at the same fixed seed (42)**, evaluates each resulting checkpoint on AIME 2024 (30 problems) with these frozen settings — temperature=1.0, top_p=0.95, top_k disabled, min_p=0, presence_penalty=0, max_new_tokens=38912, Qwen3 thinking mode enabled, 12 samples per problem (metric: avg@12 accuracy), fixed sampling seed, vLLM with the frozen Qwen3-1.7B tokenizer/chat template, data-parallel across the 4 GPUs (4 single-GPU engines, tensor_parallel_size=1 each; problems sharded round-robin and merged) — and **averages the 5 avg@12 scores**. The training and evaluation code is fixed and runs outside your session; only your method (repo code + recipe.env) matters. Because your method is re-trained 5 times at the fixed seed and the avg@12 is averaged (not your submitted checkpoint), the scored noise is ~0.66 (1σ); aim for a method whose gain clearly exceeds that rather than a lucky run.  ## Hard constraints - **Fixed training budget — you cannot change it.** The scorer always trains for   exactly **100 optimizer steps** at **global batch 32** (num_processes 4 ×   per_device_train_batch_size 4 × gradient_accumulation_steps 2) from the frozen   base. These budget knobs — `max_steps`, `num_train_epochs`,   `per_device_train_batch_size`, `gradient_accumulation_steps`, `num_processes`,   `model_name_or_path`, and the dataset — are set by the scorer, and any value   you put for them in `recipe.env` (or hard-code to exceed 100 steps: extra   epochs, resuming/continuing a checkpoint, multi-stage training that sums to   >100 steps) is ignored or disallowed. Your improvement must come from the   **method within this fixed budget**, not from training longer or bigger. - **Train fresh from the frozen base.** Your code must actually train the 100   steps from `/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`; do not load, cache, or copy in   externally-pretrained or previously-trained weights. - **`recipe.env` whitelist.** Only these method knobs are honored (others are   ignored): `learning_rate`, `lora_r`, `lora_alpha`, `lora_dropout`, `beta`,   `jsd_token_clip`, `top_k_loss`, `temperature`, `top_p`, `top_k`, `lmbda`,   `max_completion_length` (≤ 4096), `max_grad_norm`, `weight_decay`,   `warmup_ratio`, `lr_scheduler_type`, `ema_decay`, and the boolean flags   `fixed_teacher`, `use_ema_teacher`, `use_tinker_loss`, `reason_first`,   `teacher_thinking`, `student_thinking` (set to `true`/`false`). - Do not modify the benchmark data (`/opt/eval_assets/aime24.json`), the frozen   base model files (`/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`), or the training-dataset files (HF   cache under `/opt/hf_cache`). Integrity is verified before scoring; any   mismatch scores 0. You may filter/re-weight the training dataset **in code**. - No inference-time changes: your improvement must live in the trained model,   evaluated under the same frozen inference settings as the baseline (no extra   samples, no ensembling/voting, no decoding, prompt, or chat-template changes —   the official eval always uses the frozen base tokenizer and chat template). - Train the designated model only: Qwen3-1.7B. LoRA rank must be ≤ 256.  ## How you are scored Your method is scored on the **absolute AIME24 avg@12 accuracy** of its re-trains. The scorer trains your method **5 times at the same fixed seed (42)** under the fixed 100-step budget, evaluates each on AIME24 (avg@12), and reports the **mean of the 5 avg@12 scores**. **Higher is better.** The verifier reports that number directly — it does not subtract a baseline or otherwise transform it.  For reference, the benchmark records two fixed anchors alongside the score: a **baseline** of **54.22** avg@12 (the OPSD released recipe, measured the same way — 5 same-seed re-trains of the unmodified recipe, averaged) and a **theoretical best** of **100%** (a perfect AIME24). These anchors are used only by a separate downstream normalization step to place scores on a common scale; they do not change what the verifier measures.  The 5-run average has **~0.66 (1σ)** noise (the per-run avg@12 spread is ~1.48), so target a gain that clearly exceeds it rather than a lucky run. A method that fails to train, a training-longer/bigger workaround, or any tampering with the frozen inputs is marked invalid (no score) and excluded. 
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159 claude --verbose --output-format=stream-json --permission-mode=bypassPermissions --disallowedTools WebSearch WebFetch --print -- # Task: Improve On-Policy Self-Distillation (OPSD) on AIME 2024  ## Context You are given the code repository for "Self-Distilled Reasoner: On-Policy Self-Distillation for Large Language Models" (arXiv 2601.18734v3) at `/workspace/repo`, and the paper at `/workspace/paper.pdf`.  The repo implements **OPSD**, the paper's main approach: a single model acts as both student (sees only the problem) and teacher (additionally sees the ground-truth solution), and training minimizes a per-token forward-KL between the two distributions along the student's own rollouts, with a fixed initial-policy teacher.  A baseline checkpoint trained with the paper's released recipe (`/workspace/train_baseline.sh`, the 100-step Qwen3-1.7B configuration whose AIME24 number the paper publishes) is provided read-only at `/workspace/baseline/checkpoint/`, with its full training logs at `/workspace/baseline/logs/`. This is the paper's native 4×H100 recipe (`num_processes 4`, `per_device 4`, `gradient_accumulation 2` → global batch 32, colocate vLLM util 0.6), evaluated data-parallel across the 4 GPUs (4 single-GPU vLLM engines, TP=1 each). Re-trained 5 times at the fixed scoring seed, this baseline scores **54.22 ± 1.48** (avg@12 accuracy) on AIME 2024.  ## Your goal Propose and implement a research idea — a **method** improvement to OPSD — that beats the paper's own OPSD recipe **within a fixed training budget of 100 optimizer steps** (see "Hard constraints"). You are scored on the **absolute AIME24 avg@12 accuracy** of your re-trained method; **higher is better**, so the more your re-trained method's avg@12 exceeds the baseline (**54.22**), the better you do. Simply training longer/bigger is not available to you — the budget is fixed — so improvements must come from the method itself (the loss, the teacher, data selection/weighting, the on-policy scheme, etc.).  ## Deliverables Your contribution is a **training method, not a checkpoint.** You produce it by: 1. **Editing the OPSD training code in `/workspace/repo`** — the loss, the    teacher construction, data selection/weighting, the collator, the on-policy    sampling, hyper-parameters in code, etc. This is where your research idea    lives. `opsd_train.py` must remain the training entrypoint. 2. *(optional)* **`/workspace/submission/recipe.env`** — whitelisted    hyper-parameter overrides, one `KEY=VALUE` per line (see the whitelist under    "Hard constraints"). An absent/empty recipe reproduces the baseline    hyper-parameters on top of whatever code changes you made.  There is **no checkpoint to submit.** After your session, the scorer re-trains your method from the frozen base under the fixed budget and evaluates it (see "Official evaluation"); any checkpoint you leave behind is ignored.  Develop and test exactly as the scorer will, with: `SEED=42 OUT_DIR=/workspace/runs/try1 bash /workspace/train_capped.sh` then `bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/checkpoint-100`. `train_capped.sh` is the dev mirror of the scorer's training (same fixed budget, your repo code, your recipe.env); do not modify it — the scorer uses its own trusted copy, so edits only make your dev numbers diverge from the official ones.  ## Resources and budget - Hardware: 4×H100 for 6 hours total (your session ends when the budget   expires). This budget covers everything you run: diagnostic experiments,   training, and your own intermediate evaluations. The official scoring run   happens after your session and is not charged to you. For calibration: one   baseline training run takes ~19 min and one full dev evaluation ~27 min on   the 4 GPUs (LoRA submissions are merged into the base weights before   generation, so they evaluate at full-model speed). - Time remaining is tracked for you: read `/workspace/.timer/remaining_secs`   (and `/workspace/.timer/elapsed_secs`) at any point instead of doing   wall-clock arithmetic yourself. - Base model: Qwen3-1.7B, pre-downloaded at `/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`   (revision-pinned; do not modify these files). - Training data: `siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd` (the paper's dataset,   revision-pinned, available offline via   `load_dataset("siyanzhao/Openthoughts_math_30k_opsd")`). You may filter or   re-weight examples from this dataset. You may NOT add external data, and   there is no API budget for synthetic data generation. - Dev evaluation: `bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh <checkpoint_dir|base>` runs the   same evaluation as the official one (same code, same frozen settings, same   sampling seed). Use it for your own checks; it consumes your budget. Cheaper   partial evals: `VAL_N=4 NUM_PROBLEMS=15 bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh ...`   (the official run always uses all 30 problems and 12 samples). - **Evaluation noise (read this before you trust a number).** The benchmark is   30 problems; the metric is an average over 12 samples each. Partial evals are   cheap but noisy: a 15-problem / avg@4 partial has a standard error of roughly   **±4–5 points** and has repeatedly misled past attempts by 5+ points; only the   full 30-problem / avg@12 eval on the fixed sampling seed is meaningful.   Training itself is **not seed-deterministic**: re-running the *same* recipe at   the *same* seed still moves avg@12 by **~1.5 points (1σ)** (the on-policy   rollouts are sampled with vLLM, plus CUDA nondeterminism). The scorer absorbs   this by re-training your method **5 times at the fixed seed and averaging** the   avg@12 (see "How you are scored"), which shrinks the *scored* noise to **~0.66   (1σ)** — but any single dev train+eval *you* run carries the full ~1.5. So do   not trust a single dev run: a margin under ~1.5 on one run may be noise. Budget   for **repeated dev train+evals of your final candidate** and target a gain that   clearly survives the ~1.5 single-run spread. - Internet access: none. Everything needed (repo, paper, model, datasets,   Python environment) is already inside the container.  ## Official evaluation (how your method is scored) After your session ends, the scorer **re-trains your method from the frozen Qwen3-1.7B base** using its own trusted copy of `train_capped.sh`: your `/workspace/repo` code, your `recipe.env` method knobs, and a **fixed budget of 100 optimizer steps at global batch 32** (see "Hard constraints"). It does this **5 times at the same fixed seed (42)**, evaluates each resulting checkpoint on AIME 2024 (30 problems) with these frozen settings — temperature=1.0, top_p=0.95, top_k disabled, min_p=0, presence_penalty=0, max_new_tokens=38912, Qwen3 thinking mode enabled, 12 samples per problem (metric: avg@12 accuracy), fixed sampling seed, vLLM with the frozen Qwen3-1.7B tokenizer/chat template, data-parallel across the 4 GPUs (4 single-GPU engines, tensor_parallel_size=1 each; problems sharded round-robin and merged) — and **averages the 5 avg@12 scores**. The training and evaluation code is fixed and runs outside your session; only your method (repo code + recipe.env) matters. Because your method is re-trained 5 times at the fixed seed and the avg@12 is averaged (not your submitted checkpoint), the scored noise is ~0.66 (1σ); aim for a method whose gain clearly exceeds that rather than a lucky run.  ## Hard constraints - **Fixed training budget — you cannot change it.** The scorer always trains for   exactly **100 optimizer steps** at **global batch 32** (num_processes 4 ×   per_device_train_batch_size 4 × gradient_accumulation_steps 2) from the frozen   base. These budget knobs — `max_steps`, `num_train_epochs`,   `per_device_train_batch_size`, `gradient_accumulation_steps`, `num_processes`,   `model_name_or_path`, and the dataset — are set by the scorer, and any value   you put for them in `recipe.env` (or hard-code to exceed 100 steps: extra   epochs, resuming/continuing a checkpoint, multi-stage training that sums to   >100 steps) is ignored or disallowed. Your improvement must come from the   **method within this fixed budget**, not from training longer or bigger. - **Train fresh from the frozen base.** Your code must actually train the 100   steps from `/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`; do not load, cache, or copy in   externally-pretrained or previously-trained weights. - **`recipe.env` whitelist.** Only these method knobs are honored (others are   ignored): `learning_rate`, `lora_r`, `lora_alpha`, `lora_dropout`, `beta`,   `jsd_token_clip`, `top_k_loss`, `temperature`, `top_p`, `top_k`, `lmbda`,   `max_completion_length` (≤ 4096), `max_grad_norm`, `weight_decay`,   `warmup_ratio`, `lr_scheduler_type`, `ema_decay`, and the boolean flags   `fixed_teacher`, `use_ema_teacher`, `use_tinker_loss`, `reason_first`,   `teacher_thinking`, `student_thinking` (set to `true`/`false`). - Do not modify the benchmark data (`/opt/eval_assets/aime24.json`), the frozen   base model files (`/opt/models/Qwen3-1.7B`), or the training-dataset files (HF   cache under `/opt/hf_cache`). Integrity is verified before scoring; any   mismatch scores 0. You may filter/re-weight the training dataset **in code**. - No inference-time changes: your improvement must live in the trained model,   evaluated under the same frozen inference settings as the baseline (no extra   samples, no ensembling/voting, no decoding, prompt, or chat-template changes —   the official eval always uses the frozen base tokenizer and chat template). - Train the designated model only: Qwen3-1.7B. LoRA rank must be ≤ 256.  ## How you are scored Your method is scored on the **absolute AIME24 avg@12 accuracy** of its re-trains. The scorer trains your method **5 times at the same fixed seed (42)** under the fixed 100-step budget, evaluates each on AIME24 (avg@12), and reports the **mean of the 5 avg@12 scores**. **Higher is better.** The verifier reports that number directly — it does not subtract a baseline or otherwise transform it.  For reference, the benchmark records two fixed anchors alongside the score: a **baseline** of **54.22** avg@12 (the OPSD released recipe, measured the same way — 5 same-seed re-trains of the unmodified recipe, averaged) and a **theoretical best** of **100%** (a perfect AIME24). These anchors are used only by a separate downstream normalization step to place scores on a common scale; they do not change what the verifier measures.  The 5-run average has **~0.66 (1σ)** noise (the per-run avg@12 spread is ~1.48), so target a gain that clearly exceeds it rather than a lucky run. A method that fails to train, a training-longer/bigger workaround, or any tampering with the frozen inputs is marked invalid (no score) and excluded. 
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#48
narration

GPUs idle — my chain script's pgrep matched the session process itself. Starting the eval directly.

toolBashLaunch try1 eval
args
{
  "command": "kill 4495 2>/dev/null; ls /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/checkpoint-100/ | head; nohup bash /workspace/dev_eval.sh /workspace/runs/try1/capped_seed42/checkpoint-100 /workspace/eval_results/try1.json > /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log 2>&1 &\nsleep 20; tail -c 300 /workspace/runs/try1_eval.log; cat /workspace/.timer/remaining_secs",
  "description": "Launch try1 eval"
}
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adapter_config.json
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added_tokens.json
chat_template.jinja
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merges.txt
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chat_template.jinja
global_step100
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Loading checkpoint shards:   0%|          | 0/2 [00:00<?, ?it/s]
Loading checkpoint shards: 100%|██████████| 2/2 [00:00<00:00, 54.68it/s]
Generating with data_parallel_size=4 (TP=1 per engine) ...
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#49
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encrypted chain-of-thought — recorded, not exposed

toolWrite
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{
  "file_path": "/workspace/cycle.sh",
  "content": "#!/bin/bash\n# One dev cycle: train (100 capped steps) then full official-settings eval.\n# Usage: NAME=try2 PORT=12952 bash /workspace/cycle.sh\nset -uo pipefail\nNAME=\"${NAME:?NAME required}\"\nPORT=\"${PORT:-12960}\"\nSEED=\"${SEED:-42}\"\nOUT=/workspace/runs/$NAME\nSEED=$SEED OUT_DIR=$OUT PORT=$PORT bash /workspace/train_capped.sh > /workspace/runs/$NAME.log 2>&1\nCKPT=$(find \"$OUT\" -type d -name checkpoint-100 | head -1)\necho \"CKPT=$CKPT\"\n[ -n \"$CKPT\" ] || { echo \"NO CHECKPOINT\"; exit 4; }\nbash /workspace/dev_eval.sh \"$CKPT\" /workspace/eval_results/$NAME.json > /workspace/runs/${NAME}_eval.log 2>&1\npython - <<EOF\nimport json\nd=json.load(open(\"/workspace/eval_results/$NAME.json\"))\nprint(\"$NAME\", \"avg@12=%.2f\"%d[\"average_at_n_pct\"], \"pass@12=%.2f\"%d[\"pass_at_n_pct\"], \"fmt=%.2f\"%d[\"format_rate_pct\"])\nEOF\n"
}
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[metadata] {"type": "create", "filePath": "/workspace/cycle.sh", "content": "#!/bin/bash\n# One dev cycle: train (100 capped steps) then full official-settings eval.\n# Usage: NAME=try2 PORT=12952 bash /workspace/cycle.sh\nset -uo pipefail\nNAME=\"${NAME:?NAME required}\"\nPORT=\"${PORT:-12960}\"\nSEED=\"${SEED:-42}\"\nOUT=/workspace/runs/$NAME\nSEED=$SEED OUT_DIR=$OUT PORT=$PORT bash /workspace/train_capped.sh > /workspace/runs/$NAME.log 2>&1\nCKPT=$(find \"$OUT\" -type d -name checkpoint-100 | head -1)\necho \"CKPT=$CKPT\"\n[ -n \"$CKPT\" ] || { echo \"NO CHECKPOINT\"; exit 4; }\nbash /workspace/dev_eval.sh \"$CKPT\" /workspace/eval_results/$NAME.json > /workspace/runs/${NAME}_eval.log 2>&1\npython - <<EOF\nimport json\nd=json.load(open(\"/workspace/eval_results/$NAME.json\"))\nprint(\"$NAME\", \"avg@12=%.2f\"%d[\"average_at_n_pct\"], \"pass@12=%.2f\"%d[\"pass_at_n_pct\"], \"fmt=%.2f\"%d[\"format_rate_pct\"])\nEOF\n", "structuredPatch": [], "originalFile": null, "userModified": false}
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{
  "file_path": "/workspace/summarize.py",
  "content": "import glob\nimport json\nimport os\n\nrows = []\nfor f in sorted(glob.glob(\"/workspace/eval_results/*.json\")):\n    try:\n        d = json.load(open(f))\n    except Exception:\n        continue\n    if \"average_at_n_pct\" not in d:\n        continue\n    gens = [g for r in d.get(\"results\", []) for g in r[\"generations\"]]\n    rows.append(\n        (\n            os.path.basename(f)[:-5],\n            d[\"average_at_n_pct\"],\n            d[\"pass_at_n_pct\"],\n            d[\"format_rate_pct\"],\n            d[\"num_problems\"],\n            len(gens),\n        )\n    )\nprint(f\"{'run':<22}{'avg@n':>8}{'pass@n':>8}{'fmt%':>8}{'probs':>7}{'gens':>7}\")\nfor r in rows:\n    print(f\"{r[0]:<22}{r[1]:>8.2f}{r[2]:>8.2f}{r[3]:>8.2f}{r[4]:>7}{r[5]:>7}\")\nprint(\"\\nbaseline anchor: 54.22 +- 1.48 (single-run 1 sigma ~1.5)\")\n"
}
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[metadata] {"type": "create", "filePath": "/workspace/summarize.py", "content": "import glob\nimport json\nimport os\n\nrows = []\nfor f in sorted(glob.glob(\"/workspace/eval_results/*.json\")):\n    try:\n        d = json.load(open(f))\n    except Exception:\n        continue\n    if \"average_at_n_pct\" not in d:\n        continue\n    gens = [g for r in d.get(\"results\", []) for g in r[\"generations\"]]\n    rows.append(\n        (\n            os.path.basename(f)[:-5],\n            d[\"average_at_n_pct\"],\n            d[\"pass_at_n_pct\"],\n            d[\"format_rate_pct\"],\n            d[\"num_problems\"],\n            len(gens),\n        )\n    )\nprint(f\"{'run':<22}{'avg@n':>8}{'pass@n':>8}{'fmt%':>8}{'probs':>7}{'gens':>7}\")\nfor r in rows:\n    print(f\"{r[0]:<22}{r[1]:>8.2f}{r[2]:>8.2f}{r[3]:>8.2f}{r[4]:>7}{r[5]:>7}\")\nprint(\"\\nbaseline anchor: 54.22 +- 1.48 (single-run 1 sigma ~1.5)\")\n", "structuredPatch": [], "originalFile": null, "userModified": false}