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The reward-free filtering uses a consensus mechanism (sampling takeovers multiple times and keeping segments with consistent outcomes) or LLM judging (a large model judges whether the takeover is reasonable) to filter out low-quality trajectories, and the entire process does not rely on task success signals.
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