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When preference pairs or unpaired thumbs-up/down feedback exist after finetuning-method-selection routes to preference optimization, or when a DPO run needs hyperparameters/debugging.
references/method-configs.md.A validated method choice and TRL config consumed directly by training engineer; robust preference-aligned checkpoint via iterative pipeline.
Use Cases
A team has an SFT checkpoint and clean paired preference data from human reviewers. They use this skill to select DPO as the default method with β=0.1 and a lowered LR, then apply the iterative on-policy pattern to avoid distribution drift. The skill outputs a ready TRL config, letting the training engineer align the model without variant bake-offs, saving compute and improving deployment-quality alignment.
A product collects unpaired thumbs-up/down per response with no paired data. Using this skill, they route to KTO (not forced DPO), build binary-labeled training from feedback, and get a config skipping pairing. The skill's scale-leverage guidance prevents over-tuning, delivering a robust preference-aligned model from lightweight signal at low cost.
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