The paper introduces Direct Preference Optimization (DPO), emphasizing its advantages over traditional methods like actor-critic algorithms for reinforcement learning from human feedback.
DPO interprets language models as reward models, allowing for a new way to optimize decision-making that overcomes limitations in existing reward maximization techniques.
Theoretical analysis in the paper shows that DPO can better align learning objectives with human preferences, addressing key issues seen in reinforcement learning frameworks.
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