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Decoupled Clip and Dynamic Sampling Policy Optimization
Address GRPO stability and efficiency issues by decoupling the clipping mechanism and dynamically filtering samples that contribute noise to the policy gradient. DAPO improves on GRPO with two key modifications. First, it decouples the clipping of positive and negative advantages so that positive updates are not constrained by the same clip threshold as negative ones — allowing the model to reinforce good responses more aggressively. Second, it dynamically filters out samples with very low probability under the current policy (outdated samples) and samples where the reward signal is ambiguous, reducing gradient noise.
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