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# Semantic Supervision

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  1. arXiv

    SemanTok puts semantics in early video tokens: a 201M autoregressive model matches a 3.4x larger VideoFlexTok

    SemanTok is a flexible-length video tokenizer that feeds frozen DINOv2 features into its encoder and adds lightweight heads that reconstruct those features from each retained token prefix alone, letting a 201M autoregressive model match or beat a VideoFlexTok model 3.4 times its size and improving semantic alignment at every noise level, including pure noise.

  2. arXiv

    BiasReducer edits only the reward head, lifting five reward models by 8.3/18.0/6.9 points on average across three bias benchmarks

    The work proposes BiasReducer, a lightweight framework that edits only the linear reward head without retraining the reward model: an SAE-style encoder with semantic supervision learns internal representations for predefined attributes such as length, confidence, and sycophancy; the framework then determines the direction and amount by which to adjust the reward head for each attribute and stores these as an edit bank; for a new dataset it ranks attributes by their influence on reward scores and applies the matching edits. Across five reward models, BiasReducer-M improves RM-Bench-Hard, Arena-StyleConflict, and JudgeBiasBench by 8.3, 18.0, and 6.

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