A team is training a reward model using a loss function that only considers the relative ranking between two responses (i.e., that a preferred response gets a higher score than a dispreferred one). They observe that while the model learns the correct rankings, the absolute reward scores it assigns can grow uncontrollably large (e.g., scores of +1,000,000 and +999,999 are treated the same as +2 and +1). To fix this, they add a regularization term that penalizes the squared sum of the two rewards
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