Adapts off-policy RL stabilizers to the available data regime: introduces WarpSAC, a regime-aware family using Sample Weight Decay plus two regime-matched variants (WarpSAC-L and WarpSAC-A) to improve sample efficiency, wall-time learning, and sim-to-real deployment.
Provides an end-to-end, reproducible foundation for camera‑controllable, long‑horizon video world models — converting 1.43M clips from 10 datasets into a unified canonical corpus and releasing data, pipelines, recipes, and weights. Introduces backbone‑native adaptation and a three‑stage training recipe to produce 5B–33B models that enable minute‑to‑hour rollouts after training on 5s sequences.
Reconstructs executable terminal workspaces from recorded agent trajectories and synthesizes verifiable single- and multi-round coding tasks for agent training; it replays file operations, uses an LLM completion agent to fill missing files/dependencies, and verifies tasks with autogenerated test suites.
Evaluates layer dropout (stochastic depth) in LLM pretraining, finds optimal layer distributions and time schedules that save ~20–25% training FLOPs at comparable or lower validation loss, and enables zero-shot layer skipping and self-speculative decoding for up to ~1.4–1.5× inference speedup.
Simulation-ready home dataset for embodied AI: CAD-based household scenes with configured physical properties and metadata, plus 1,000 robot trajectory episodes (RGB-D, HDF5/USDZ) for simulation training and evaluation under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.
A pretrained autoregressive foundation LLM from Yandex that uses a hybrid MoE design (80B params, 3B active) and supports up to 262,144-token context. Notably strong on Russian factual knowledge, math and coding benchmarks; intended for research and fine-tuning rather than out-of-the-box production.
Turns implemented functionality in open-source codebases into executable RL training environments by automatically generating behavioral specifications, execution-grounded tests, and post-rollout filtering; yields 5,545 verifiable coding tasks across 23 languages to train coding agents.
Provides WROP: a 1.5M-sample synthetic video corpus and a 300-question exam for training and evaluating object permanence and solidity in video world models. Includes 150 Blender task generators, a human Elo benchmark across 14 models, and a fine-tuned 16B continuation model (PWM-WROP).
Enables native joint video-and-audio generation and training up to 2K using a dynamic block-sparse attention scheme that cuts attention cost while preserving audio–visual coupling; provides preview checkpoints, training and inference code. High-resolution training requires large multi-GPU (80GB) clusters and CUDA ≥ 12.4.
Improves test-time scaling of looped transformers by adaptively assigning extra recurrent iterations to tokens that benefit most. TaH2 is a post-training method that jointly trains an iteration decider with the backbone using lookahead depth supervision, boosting the accuracy–compute slope and peak accuracy on challenging benchmarks.
Uses large-scale, mixed-task reinforcement learning to drive self-improvement of multimodal foundation models. Key features include fully-asynchronous large-batch RL (1,568 prompts × 16 rollouts, up to 3.7B tokens/update, 1M context), groupwise agentic grading, and sparse MoE architectures.
Converts real repositories into verifiable, sandboxed training environments with black-box tests to train coding agents on long-horizon program reproduction. Provides Program-Env for automated environment construction and Program-Agent for a role-isolated development workflow, yielding 1,648 C/C++/Go/Rust tasks and improving benchmark performance.