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Existing evaluation of self-distillation agent RL has structural problems: many works directly reuse baseline scores from different experimental conditions (different model scales, training steps, evaluation protocols) in published papers, and most papers compare only against their own pre-improvement versions, lacking direct comparison with other contemporaneous methods.
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