namezz/deepscaler-1p5b-teacher-rollouts-broad
DeepScaleR-1.5B teacher rollouts — breadth variant (all trajectories kept) Sampling of the frozen published RL checkpoint agentica-org/DeepScaleR-1.5B-Preview (revision e3f524ce…) on its own published RL data agentica-org/DeepScaleR-Preview-Dataset (revision b6ae8c60…). The RL model is never updated — this is ordinary inference. This is the breadth counterpart to namezz/deepscaler-1p5b-teacher-rollouts. That one sampled 4,096 questions 32 times each and kept up to 8 correct… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/namezz/deepscaler-1p5b-teacher-rollouts-broad.
DeepScaleR-1.5B teacher rollouts — breadth variant (all trajectories kept)
Sampling of the frozen published RL checkpoint agentica-org/DeepScaleR-1.5B-Preview (revision e3f524ce…) on its own published RL data agentica-org/DeepScaleR-Preview-Dataset (revision b6ae8c60…). The RL model is never updated — this is ordinary inference.
This is the breadth counterpart to `namezz/deepscaler-1p5b-teacher-rollouts`. That one sampled 4,096 questions 32 times each and kept up to 8 correct trajectories per question. This one sweeps the entire 40,315-question dataset with 4 samples each and keeps 1 correct trajectory per question — a comparable number of training trajectories spread over roughly 9x as many distinct questions.
Two differences matter:
- Every trajectory is stored, correct and incorrect. The depth variant discarded ~50k incorrect and ~56k surplus-correct trajectories, which made any contrast-based objective impossible without re-sampling. Filter on
reward.accto recover the correct-only view. - Coverage over memorisation. Prompt distillation on the depth variant recovered ~3% of the RL gain while closing most of the imitation objective; broad coverage is a direct test of whether question diversity, rather than prompt capacity, is the binding constraint.
Measured
generated 161,260 trajectories (40,315 questions x 4 samples)
correct 100,008 teacher accuracy 62.0%
written 91,929 correct + incorrect
questions with >=1 correct 30,677 / 40,315 (76.1%)
truncation rate 1.1%Teacher accuracy is 62.0% here versus 62.1% in the depth variant, so 4-of-1 and 32-of-8 sample the same distribution; the difference is purely coverage.
Construction
Selection is by content hash rather than a seeded shuffle, so it does not depend on the source file's row order and is verifiable from the data alone.
Schema
One gzipped JSON object per line:
question_id, prompt_ids, response_ids, response_loss_mask,
reward: {acc: true|false}, problem_sha256, answerDirectly consumable by `soft_prompt_rl.consolidation`.
