Tsinghua & Tencent Propose GPS for Reasoning Training
jiqizhixin · x · 2026-07-19
Researchers from Tsinghua University and Tencent propose GPS (Generalizable Predictive Prompt Selection). It uses a lightweight predictive model based on shared training history to first estimate prompt difficulty, then prioritizes moderately difficult and diverse samples to guide the RL post-training of large models.
The paper claims this approach reduces expensive trial-and-error rollouts, outperforming strong baselines on multiple reasoning benchmarks while improving training efficiency, final performance, and test-time speed. The diagram illustrates the complete training pipeline: difficulty prediction, batch selection, generation and reward calculation, RLVR updates, and updates to history and PPM parameters.
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