MinKeonKim/PRO-STEP-Policy-7B
MinKeonKim/PRO-STEP-Policy-7B is a 7.6 billion parameter policy model built on the Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct backbone, specifically designed for agentic Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). It is trained using step-level DPO on its own MCTS trajectories, optimized for process reward optimization. This model serves as the core policy within the PRO-STEP framework, enhancing RAG performance by improving step-level decision-making.
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PRO-STEP Policy Model Overview
MinKeonKim/PRO-STEP-Policy-7B is a 7.6 billion parameter policy model, based on the Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct architecture, developed as part of the PRO-STEP framework for self-improving agentic Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG). This model is uniquely trained using step-level DPO (Direct Preference Optimization) on its own Monte Carlo Tree Search (MCTS) trajectories, which are scored by an open-source 8B PRM (Process Reward Model).
Key Capabilities & Training
- Agentic RAG Optimization: Specifically designed to enhance the decision-making process within agentic RAG systems at a granular, step-by-step level.
- Self-Improvement Framework: Operates within a feedback loop where its MCTS trajectories inform its training, leading to continuous improvement.
- DPO Training: Utilizes step-level DPO with a beta of 0.1, trained on 5,000 questions and 15,877 step-level preference pairs, incorporating document-token masking.
- Performance: Achieves an average of 34.51 EM / 44.09 F1 across five RAG datasets (HotpotQA, PopQA, 2Wiki, Bamboogle, Musique), outperforming baselines like Search-R1 and ReasonRAG.
Ideal Use Cases
- Advanced RAG Systems: Best suited for developers building sophisticated RAG applications that require fine-grained control and optimization over the retrieval and generation process.
- Agent-based AI: Integrates seamlessly into agentic workflows where step-level decision quality is critical for overall performance.
- Research in RAG/Agents: Valuable for researchers exploring process reward optimization and self-improving AI frameworks in RAG contexts.